Our professional team of Chinese medicine practitioners are experienced across the widest range of health problems and treat each person with our warm and caring approach.
Read answers to frequently asked questions before making your first appointment. You don’t need a referral from your GP to see us.
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Mon to Fri (9am – 6pm)
Sat (9am – 3pm)
By appointment
Ping Ming Health Melbourne is conveniently located in Melbourne’s CBD next to Flinders Street Station. Our building entrance is located next door to Subway at the corner of Elizabeth and Flinders streets.
Parking can be expensive in the CBD. If you are planning to drive in, we can suggest parking at the Wilson Flinders Gate Car Park located opposite Federation Square at 172-192 Flinders Street, Melbourne. Book your parking in advance online for as low as $15 all-day. It’s a short 5 minute walk from this car park to our clinic. Alternatively, you can also park at Wilson Southgate Car Park which is also 5 minutes walk across Evan Walker bridge and under the Flinders Street station underpass to our clinic.
Ping Ming Health is home to Australia’s leading team dedicated to the professional practice of Chinese medicine.
We help our clients using traditional Chinese medicine to diagnose and treat the underlying cause of their symptoms.
Our caring and knowledgable practitioners take the time explain your diagnosis and treatment plan, helping you to understand your body and symptoms.
We are experienced in the widest range of symptoms from injuries and pain to fertility, women’s health and internal organ imbalances, including complex health issues.
93% of our clients surveyed would recommend us to their family and friends.
We look forward to welcoming you to our purpose-built Melbourne CBD clinic offering a calm and natural environment for healing.
With over 15 years of clinical and teaching experience, Dr Queenie Yip is always willing to serve people wholeheartedly with her care and professional skills. She holds Bachelor of Chinese Medicine & Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science degrees from the Hong Kong Baptist University (2003) and a Master of Science in Acupuncture from the Chinese University of Hong Kong (2006) with scholarship. Queenie endeavours to maintain the wellbeing of her patients not only by treating the disease, but also by promoting a healthier lifestyle. She has a special interest in women’s and children’s health issues as well as pain management.
Prior to moving to Melbourne with her family, Queenie served in the executive committee of the Hong Kong Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners Association for 6 years and lectured at the Hong Kong Baptist University, School of Chinese Medicine and the Open University of Hong Kong. Queenie enjoys travelling as it is a way to enrich herself. She is a member of FCMA and also speaks Cantonese and Mandarin.
Practicing with compassion, patience and attention to detail, Dr Jinnan Cai is passionate about the potential of traditional Chinese medicine to provide effective and natural health care that complements both western medicine and our modern lifestyles.
Jinnan is experienced with a wide range of health problems commonly helped by Chinese medicine from headaches and migraines to hay fever, from low back pain and knee osteoarthritis to cancer treatment support. He also has a special interest in the management of postoperative and chronic nerve pain. Jinnan readily takes up the challenge of helping people with complex physical and emotional symptoms of long-term injuries, stress and pain conditions by helping to identify and treat the underlying causes using Chinese medicine diagnosis.
Jinnan holds a double degree in Chinese medicine and human biology with first class honours from RMIT University. He graduated with a perfect GPA and completed his clinical internship at the Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of TCM, a major tertiary hospital in Nanjing, China. Outside of medicine, Jinnan loves to travel and learn from people of different cultures and ways of life. He is a member of AACMA and AICD, the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD).
Dr Juliana Choi is a positive, friendly and multi-disciplined practitioner who practices acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and meridian massage. Her treatment philosophy is to balance the function of the internal organs, to improve her patients’ quality of life and enable them to return to health and everyday activities. She is knowledgeable in cancer treatment support, general emotional disorders such as anxiety, depression, stress and insomnia. Juliana also has a special interest in the management of acute and chronic body pain, digestive issues, low immunity, cosmetic acupuncture and quitting smoking.
Juliana has studied both Chinese and western medicine degrees, completing her Bachelor of traditional Chinese medicine from Western Sydney University and Nanjing University, and a Master of Medicine from the University of Sydney majoring in cancer and palliative care. She gained her extensive clinical experience from the Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney, various nursing homes and non-profit organisations in Victoria and New South Wales, as well as completing her Chinese medicine internship at the Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of TCM in China.
Alongside her clinical practice, Juliana has a keen interest in continuing her medical research in the areas of cancer and food as medicine. Outside of medicine, she enjoys making dumplings and socialising at multicultural events. Juliana also speaks Korean and is a member of AACMA and RACGP.
Dr Alison Edwards is a caring Melbourne trained GP of over 30 years experience who works together with our Chinese medicine team to provide experienced medical advice and integrative care to our patients. She graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1980 and has practiced in both Melbourne and across Australia. Alison loves the variety and challenge of general practice which cares for families of all ages. She now restricts her working week to Thursdays and Fridays, devoting her time to being the best doctor she can be by avoiding the current trend of quick fixes.
Women’s health, from adolescence to menopause and beyond, has always been an important focus of Alison’s work but she regards taking care of men’s health equally as important. Alison is also qualified in obstetrics and while not delivering babies anymore, she continues to care for pregnant women through the shared antenatal care offered by most Melbourne obstetric hospitals. Alison’s philosophy of practicing good medicine starts with establishing great relationships with her patients and working collaboratively to solve complex health challenges.
Facial rejuvenation acupuncture, also known as cosmetic acupuncture, is a cosmetic-focused and personalised treatment for those who are concerned about the signs of premature ageing that can affect the muscles, soft tissue and skin of the face.
Facial acupuncture treatments are performed by Chinese medicine practitioners who will assess your skin concerns combined with pulse and tongue diagnosis to uncover any internal organ imbalances.
In addition to using points on the body, your practitioner will apply extra-fine needles on the face to promote circulation and naturally stimulate your body’s own healing response.
Visible signs of premature ageing, long-term stress and poor internal body health can appear on different areas of the face as:
Acupuncture meridians connect every part of the body and a facial acupuncture treatment doesn’t just treat the face – it considers both internal and external symptoms and causes to gently and naturally treat each person’s face as a reflection of their whole body.
We advise our clients who have recently had any facial procedures, injections or treatment including laser, microdermabrasion, facial lifting or peeling, to wait 6 months before commencing facial acupuncture. It is recommended, but not required to remove makeup during your facial acupuncture session.
If you would like to know more, please call (03) 9629 9920 to book your initial facial acupuncture consultation and assessment.
Our clinic accepts payment by cash or EFTPOS on the day of your appointment.
Our Melbourne clinic is able to process HICAPS claims, please don’t forget to bring your private health fund membership card with you.
Chinese medicine is not covered by Medicare but you may be eligible to claim from your Private Health Fund.
We welcome interstate and international visitors who may need assistance during their stay in Melbourne. Our clinic is easily reached on foot or by tram from all inner city, CBD and Southbank hotels.
Our centrally located acupuncture clinic in Melbourne CBD is also convenient for visitors coming into the city by train from regional Victoria.
Please call our clinic on (03) 9629 9920, same day appointments are usually available.
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Our traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in Melbourne are registered to provide Acupuncture treatments to injured workers covered by WorkSafe (VIC).
WorkSafe considers Acupuncture to be a referred service, this means a medical practitioner (eg. your GP) must provide a request for acupuncture services prior to the commencement of your treatment.
If you have any questions after your consultation and treatment, please call our clinic to speak with your practitioner. We will be happy to help you with any queries or concerns.
Our team at Ping Ming Health aim to provide you with the most pleasant service and highest quality treatment possible.