Dr. Mandy Lin has long specialized in cosmetic acupuncture and facial structural aesthetics. Drawing on extensive clinical experience, she integrates the muscles, fascia, skeletal structure, and the holistic principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine into the Dingyan Method.

She is the author of Beauty Bible, endorsed by Alyssa Chia, Lin Chia-Ling, Kuo Shu-Yao, and others. The book transforms years of clinical observation into a systematic perspective on facial structure, qi and blood circulation, and Eastern medical aesthetics.

From clinical practice and professional publishing to physician education, Dr. Lin continues to systematize cosmetic acupuncture, developing it beyond a treatment technique into a method that can be assessed, learned, and passed on.

Dr. Yvonne Yu brings together clinical Chinese medicine, cosmetic acupuncture, and aromatherapy. She understands changes in facial appearance and overall complexion through the interconnected perspectives of constitution, emotions, gut health, and women’s health.

Her treatment style is attentive and consistent, with careful consideration of each guest’s physical and emotional state before and after treatment. She is also skilled at combining cosmetic acupuncture with constitutional care and aromatherapy principles.

For guests experiencing fatigue, significant stress, an inconsistent complexion, menstrual concerns, or preconception needs, Dr. Yu offers a broader, holistic approach to treatment planning.

Dr. Sherry Ho has a background in Chinese medicine, skin health, aromatherapy, and naturopathic medicine. She is skilled at identifying the relationship between skin condition and individual constitution.

In cosmetic acupuncture, Dr. Ho pays particular attention to facial details, skin responses, and steady post-treatment recovery. She provides nuanced, layered assessment for sensitive skin, uneven complexion, and stress-related fluctuations in skin condition.

Her clinical style is calm and gentle, making her well suited to guests who value attentive care and a steady, measured treatment pace.

Dr. Zat Lin has a background in integrative Chinese and Western ophthalmology, laser acupuncture, obesity medicine, and Japanese scalp acupuncture. He interprets facial conditions through pain, metabolism, constitution, and body structure.

In Dingyan’s cosmetic acupuncture treatments, Dr. Lin places particular emphasis on how whole-body health influences facial appearance, including sleep and stress, neck and shoulder tension, circulation and metabolism, postural structure, and chronic fatigue.

For guests concerned with sagging facial contours, a double chin, neck and shoulder tension, or the interaction between posture and metabolism, he develops comprehensive treatment plans from an integrative Chinese and Western medical perspective.

Dr. Marcin Zbylut has a background in Chinese medicine across Taiwan and Mainland China, together with international molecular biology research, as well as cross-cultural clinical and teaching experience. His broader medical perspective allows him to understand the relationship between physical health, metabolism, stress, and facial appearance.

At Dingyan, Dr. Zbylut is particularly well suited to guests seeking holistic health assessment, metabolic management, weight-management planning, or a clearer understanding of their health through an integrative Chinese and Western medical perspective.

His clinical reasoning is analytical and clearly structured, helping guests understand changes in facial appearance and posture through the broader perspective of whole-body health management.