The Practice

We take a holistic approach to wellness – treating acute conditions while also addressing the root cause of an illness – through the combination of acupuncture, herbal medicine, dietary therapy and tuina massage.

I practice holistically, treating the whole person not just the disease, and by supporting and nurturing the body’s own ability to heal. I believe in integrative medicine – I’m happy to be a part of your healthcare team.

In New York, acupuncturists practice as independent general practitioners. Our training is at the Master’s degree level, and is comprised of 3500 hours of didactic and clinical practice.

Ancient Chinese medical text open on the Five Phases — Ancient Text on the Five Phases

Services and Departments

Pediatrics

Acupuncture is well suited to supporting a child’s wellness because it is a safe and effective treatment for common childhood ailments that comes without the same side effects of common medications. We use a combination of acupuncture and needle-free massage techniques, along with herbs, to treat everyone from babies through teenagers.

Women’s Health

Acupuncture has been helping women with their specific health concerns for thousands of years. Whether it is painful periods, PMS, infertility, fibroids, endometriosis, PCOS or menopause symptoms, acupuncture and herbs can help.

Men’s Health

Men’s Health, or andrology, in Chinese medicine is a relatively new specialty, just 30 or so years old. This has allowed for a synthesis between traditional philosophy and modern science in a unique way. We can now combine the ancient texts for sexual health and vitality with cutting edge understanding of male fertility and prostate health.

Dermatology

One in five visits to a doctor’s office is for a skin-related complaint, yet Western medicine has few treatments for dermatological conditions. Chinese medicine treats skin conditions safely and obtains significant, lasting results even in the most difficult cases of acne, eczema and psoriasis.

Pain Management

Acupuncture is probably best known for its ability to reduce and even eliminate pain. Whether the pain is a result of a chronic problem or back spasm that started yesterday, acupuncture can help you feel better, and does so with fewer side effects than pain medications.

Facial Rejuvenation

Put your best face forward with facial rejuvenation. Jinhee’s technique has been distilled from thousands of years of Chinese medicine cosmetology to help fight fine lines and wrinkles while also restoring your skin’s youthful glow.

Practitioners

Dylan Stein, licensed acupuncturist, in the Midtown Manhattan clinic

Dylan Stein, MS, LAc

Licensed acupuncturist in New York; nationally certified Diplomate of Oriental Medicine
MS in Traditional Oriental Medicine, Pacific College of Oriental Medicine – New York
Board of directors, Acupuncture Society of New York (ASNY)

Focus Dermatology, pain management and men’s health concerns, including male infertility (Male Factor infertility).

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Jinhee Yoo, licensed acupuncturist at Dylan Stein Acupuncture

Jinhee Yoo, LAc

Licensed acupuncturist in New York and New Jersey since 2008
Graduate of Pacific College of Oriental Medicine; BS in biology, Binghamton University
Certified in Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture and Nefeli Facial Rejuvenation

Focus Women’s health, fertility, pain management, pediatrics and facial rejuvenation.

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From the clinic blog

11 February 2016Year of the Monkey – Lunar New Year 2016Jinhee Yoo
27 January 2016Stop smoking with acupunctureJinhee Yoo
14 January 2016Happy New Year!Jinhee Yoo
01 October 2015Get your Autumn acupuncture tune-up now!Dylan Stein, MS, LAc
07 August 2015White Bean Salad to Fight Humidity-related Fatigue in SummerDylan Stein, MS, LAc
09 July 2015Acupuncture and Emotional HealthJinhee Yoo
17 June 2015Stay Hydrated This SummerJinhee Yoo
17 April 2015Treating Rosacea with AcupunctureJinhee Yoo
18 March 2015Treating Acne with Acupuncture and HerbsJinhee Yoo
02 March 2015Neck and Shoulder Pain from the TrapeziusDylan Stein, MS, LAc

Complete blog archive, 2010–2016

Before your appointment. Insurance coverage of acupuncture must be confirmed before your appointment. Please send your full name, date of birth, insurance company name, member ID and group number at least 2 business days before your visit.

Location and Access

303 Fifth Ave, Suite 1508 (Between 31st and 32nd Streets), New York NY 10016

Nearest public transport to the Midtown clinic
Nearest subway stops	6 Train at East 33rd Street and Park Avenue
	N and R Trains at West 28th Street and Broadway
	N, Q and R Trains at 34th Street and Broadway (entrance at West 32nd Street and Broadway)
	B, D, F and M Trains at 34th Street and Broadway (entrance at West 32nd Street and Broadway)
	PATH train at West 33rd Street
Nearest bus lines	M1
	M2
	M3
	M4
	M34