Dry needling is a technique used by physiotherapists to address muscle pain and tightness. During the procedure, very thin needles are inserted into trigger points, stimulating the muscle to release tension and improve blood flow. It can help alleviate pain, improve flexibility, and promote faster recovery.

Acupuncture also involves the insertion of ultra-fine needles at specific points along meridians, aims to balance the flow of energy, promoting health and alleviating various conditions. Acupuncture is generally not too painful, and most people feel only a slight, momentary sensation.

Electroacupuncture is a form of acupuncture that adds a tiny, gentle electrical current to the traditional acupuncture needles. The low-level electrical stimulation is like a subtle boost to the acupuncture treatment. It's still painless, and many people find it helps enhance the overall effectiveness of the acupuncture session.

Moxibustion on acupuncture needles is a technique where a gentle heat is applied to the acupuncture needles during a session. This is done using a substance called moxa, which is made from dried mugwort. The warmth adds a soothing element to the acupuncture experience, promoting relaxation and enhancing the therapeutic effects.