Dr Abbie is a fully qualified and AHPRA-registered Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner and acupuncturist, with a background in naturopathy and over a decade of clinical experience in practice.

Her work has become closely associated with the modern application of aesthetic acupuncture in Australia, where she is recognised for both her clinical outcomes and her contribution to practitioner education, mentoring, and public-facing health conversations.

Dr Abbie has trained extensively both locally and internationally. After completing her internship in China, she continued her clinical development across France, Hong Kong, Japan, and New Zealand, refining her approach to facial acupuncture and diagnostic methods. She continues to be mentored in Australia by a fourth-generation Chinese Medicine doctor, maintaining a strong link to traditional lineage while applying it within a contemporary clinical setting.

Her approach integrates Traditional Chinese Medicine with Western health understanding, focusing on how the skin reflects internal function rather than treating it in isolation. Treatments may support concerns related to skin quality, ageing patterns, muscle tone, acne, and underlying systemic factors.

Dr Abbie’s clinical style is direct, structured, and considered. She works with both the physiological and psychological aspects of presentation, supporting patients to better understand what is happening in their body rather than relying on surface-level interventions.

A key part of her work is patient education. She equips patients with practical tools and strategies they can use between treatments, with the aim of supporting longer-term change and greater independence in managing their skin and health.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr Abbie works as a mentor, educator, and speaker, contributing to both practitioner training and broader public education in Chinese Medicine and aesthetic acupuncture.

All treatments are delivered within the scope of Traditional Chinese Medicine and are tailored to the individual. Outcomes vary depending on the person, their presentation, and consistency of care.