14 Best Acupuncture Clinics in Singapore (2026)

Acupuncture is one of the most visible Traditional Chinese Medicine treatments in Singapore, offered everywhere from small neighbourhood clinics to boutique practices built around a single focus. This guide gathers fourteen currently operating clinics and practices in Singapore that are known specifically for acupuncture, each checked against its own website, spanning pain and orthopaedic work, fertility support, sports-injury recovery, and facial or cosmetic acupuncture, often alongside cupping. In Singapore, TCM physicians who perform acupuncture are expected to be registered with the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board. Treat this as a shortlist to explore and verify directly, not a ranking, and confirm current services before booking.

Annie Tiang TCM is a long-running clinic with two outlets in the Katong area, on East Coast Road at The Odeon and on Haig Road, and the clinic says it has been operating since 1981 and has treated more than 100,000 patients. Its physicians, including Sharon Xia and Joseph Yap, offer acupuncture alongside TCM orthopaedic care, pain management for the back, shoulder, spine and nerves, and a facial-acupuncture line, with the clinic's site also listing acupuncture for post-stroke support. The clinic also runs cupping and massage, women's health and children's wellness programmes. Its long history and two neighbourhood outlets make it a straightforward option for readers wanting an established, heritage-style acupuncture practice on the east side of the island.

Multiple outlets (Katong, Haig Road)
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Gushengtang TCM — the Novena Specialist Centre acupuncture clinic formerly known as Bao Zhong Tang — was acquired by the Gushengtang group and renamed in December 2024, though it continues to operate at the same 8 Sinaran Drive location it has occupied since 2013. Unlike broader TCM clinics that lead with herbal medicine, the clinic frames acupuncture as a core service, offered alongside Chinese herbal medicine, cupping and paediatric tuina, plus telemedicine follow-ups. It says its team includes Shanghai-trained master physicians, and it highlights bilingual and female practitioners for patients who prefer that option. Its acupuncture-first positioning suits readers looking specifically for a needling specialist rather than a full-service herbal-medicine clinic that also offers acupuncture.

Novena
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EMW TCM is a fertility-focused clinic at International Building on Orchard Road that says it was established in 2019. Its own site describes acupuncture, acupressure, auricular acupuncture and abdominal acupressure as core parts of a fertility and IVF-support programme, alongside herbal medication and services for digestive health and paediatric care. The clinic names five MOH-registered physicians, including principal physician Edmund Pang and senior physician Jasmine Xie, and lists a lactation consultant as part of its team. Because its focus is narrower than a general TCM clinic, EMW is a fit for readers specifically looking for acupuncture as part of a fertility or IVF-support plan rather than general pain or wellness treatment.

Orchard
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Yi TCM is a fertility-oriented clinic with three outlets, at Raffles Place, Novena Specialist Center and Somerset's TripleOne, that says it has operated since December 2021. Its site lists acupuncture and herbal medicine as central to fertility programmes for both women and men, alongside pain management, women's health and menopause support, and paediatric and confinement care. The clinic names eight TCMPB-registered physicians, including principal physicians Tan Kang Ting and Peh Tian Chi, and describes its team as bilingual in English and Chinese. Its three central locations and stated fertility focus make Yi TCM a relevant option for readers seeking acupuncture specifically as part of a conception-support plan rather than a general wellness visit.

Multiple outlets (Raffles Place, Novena, Somerset)
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MacPherson TCM & Wellness Clinic operates from a single outlet on Lavender Street, and its site footer suggests it has run since around 2016. The clinic describes a holistic approach that pairs acupuncture, including options for fertility and prenatal or postnatal support, with Chinese herbal medicine, Tui-Na massage, moxibustion, cupping, scraping and corrective exercise training. The clinic names physicians Kong Swee Siew and Lai Sook Wen, plus an exercise trainer, Eugene Lee, reflecting its stated aim of combining traditional treatment with more modern movement-based work. Its focus on fertility, pregnancy and pain programmes, alongside a smaller single-outlet setup, suits readers wanting a more personalised acupuncture practice over a large chain.

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JIN TCM Clinic runs three outlets, in Ubi, Aljunied and Commonwealth, and its site describes a focus on TCM pain and injury management alongside traditional bone-setting for fractures and dislocations. Acupuncture sits alongside cupping, herbal medicine, tuina, spinal adjustment, moxibustion and photobiomodulation (light) therapy, which the clinic frames as combining traditional methods with more modern equipment. It also runs women's health programmes covering fertility, menstrual concerns and postpartum care, plus paediatric and family services. Physician Tan Jun You, who holds a Master's in TCM Orthopaedics, and physician Wong Ying Xin, who the clinic says trained in biomedical science as well as TCM, anchor its orthopaedic and fertility-leaning services respectively across its three neighbourhood clinics.

Multiple outlets (Ubi, Aljunied, Commonwealth)
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Common TCM is a registered TCM clinic on Somerset Road, near the Orchard shopping belt, that positions itself around what it calls treating urban health problems by pairing scientific research with traditional practice. Its published content highlights acupuncture for sports-injury recovery, alongside tuina massage, moxibustion and herbal remedies for broader pain and rehabilitation needs. The clinic's site is lighter on specifics than some larger chains, without a public list of named physicians or a stated founding date, so readers should treat it as a smaller, single-location practice to check directly rather than an established multi-outlet name. Its central location and stated sports-injury angle still make it a reasonable option to shortlist for that specific concern.

Somerset
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Guo An Tang TCM Clinic operates five outlets across Jurong West, Jurong East, Tiong Bahru and Bukit Merah, making it one of the more widely spread names on this list. Its site groups services under TCM gynaecology, paediatrics and internal medicine, alongside a dedicated pain-management line and facial acupuncture, with acupuncture, tui na, cupping and acupressure listed as its core modalities. The clinic names a team of ten physicians by surname, including Qin, Bai, Chew and Li, without publishing individual qualifications online. Its wide coverage across the west and south-central parts of the island, plus an explicit facial-acupuncture line, suits readers who want that option close to home rather than only in the city centre.

Multiple outlets (Jurong, Tiong Bahru, Bukit Merah)
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Chinatown TCM Clinic, which also brands itself G&G TCM Medical, runs a single practice in Chinatown and says it has more than ten years of experience. Its site lists over twenty treatments, but leads with pain relief and a cosmetic line that includes facial acupuncture, facial micro-carving and facial Bo-Jin, alongside cupping, tuina, moxibustion, scraping and blood-letting therapy. Slimming treatments and paediatric services are also listed. The clinic does not name individual physicians on its site, describing its team only as qualified physicians with years of practising experience. Its clear cosmetic-acupuncture positioning and single central Chinatown location make it a relevant shortlist entry for readers specifically comparing facial or cosmetic acupuncture options rather than general TCM care.

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Royal Chinese Medicine is a clinic at International Building on Orchard Road led by chief physician Dr Wen Hong, who the clinic says has more than 21 years of experience and is licensed by the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board. Alongside pain management, women's and children's health, stress management and treatments for neurological conditions, the clinic runs an anti-ageing line it calls Facial Aculift, using acupuncture together with cupping, moxibustion and acupressure. Its positioning leans more cosmetic and wellness-oriented than some of the pain- or fertility-focused clinics on this list, which suits readers specifically comparing facial acupuncture and anti-ageing programmes rather than orthopaedic or sports-injury treatment. Confirm current specialisations and any named associate physicians directly with the clinic.

Orchard
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Great Wall TCM is an established practice that says it has operated since 1977, founded by Chief TCM Physician Tay Kim Lik, and now runs two outlets: Family Clinic in Redhill and Wo.men Matters in Tiong Bahru's Central Plaza. The Redhill outlet's site lists acupuncture, tuina, cupping and gua sha for pain in the back, neck, shoulder, knee and wrist, alongside shingles treatment and herbal medicine, while the Tiong Bahru outlet focuses on TCM gynaecology and andrology, listing fertility treatment and IVF-support acupuncture alongside a needleless deep-heat option. The clinic names physicians including Senior Physician Zhang Huiqin among its MOH-registered team. Its near-five-decade history and split focus across two outlets suit readers wanting either general pain acupuncture or a fertility-specific visit from the same long-running name.

Multiple outlets (Redhill, Tiong Bahru)
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Kwelin Acupuncture Clinic and Medical Hall is a single-outlet practice on Telok Blangah Drive that says it has operated since 1977. Its site frames itself around complementary cancer care, describing acupuncture and herbal treatment aimed at reducing chemotherapy and radiotherapy side effects and supporting recovery and immunity alongside oncology treatment, a narrower focus than most general TCM clinics. The clinic is led by Dr Khoo Cheng Guat, who it says holds a Master's from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine and has more than 37 years of clinical experience in oncology. Beyond cancer support, the site also lists general internal medicine, dermatology, and gynaecology and infertility treatment. Its long history and cancer-support specialism make it a distinct option for readers wanting acupuncture alongside cancer treatment rather than general wellness.

Telok Blangah
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PULSE TCM is a large network that its site says spans 15 clinics across Singapore, including outlets at ION Orchard, Great World, Paragon, Marina Bay Link Mall and Raffles Place. The network centres its pain and sports-injury programme on acupuncture, cupping, tuina, bone-setting, gua sha and moxibustion, alongside a proprietary electromagnetic therapy it calls the Super Inductive System, and separately runs a fertility-support line. PULSE names nine TCMPB-registered physicians, including Physician Fang Ying for pain management and sports injuries and Dr Kevin Tang, who the clinic says specialises in TCM oncology alongside pain management. The site describes physician-led care in private consultation rooms. Its scale and islandwide spread make PULSE a fit for readers wanting a sports-injury or pain-focused acupuncture visit close to work rather than a single clinic.

Multiple outlets (islandwide)
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1TCM is a fertility-focused clinic with two outlets, at Velocity@Novena Square and West Mall in Bukit Batok, that describes its mission as empowering women through personalised TCM therapies and says it aims to be a leading TCM fertility clinic in Singapore. Its site lists fertility acupuncture alongside herbal treatment, tuina for prenatal, postnatal and paediatric care, herbal baths, and device therapies including shockwave and inductive-system machines, plus general pain management. The clinic names MOH-registered physicians including Ma Yong Hong, who it says trained at Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine and serves as Deputy Director of the Singapore Chinese Physicians' Association, alongside Tan Wei Ming and Loh Yue Qi. Its spread across Novena and Bukit Batok and its explicit fertility focus suit readers comparing acupuncture as part of a conception plan.

Multiple outlets (Novena, Bukit Batok)
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