Dr Liu’s Medical Acupuncture Clinic in Adelaide – Somerton Park near Glenelg

Dr Liu provides professional acupuncture treatments at Somerton Park, Adelaide, South Australia. Patients visit from across Adelaide including Glenelg, Brighton, Unley, North Adelaide and surrounding suburbs.

 
 

Dr. Liu is the Founder and Director of the Dr Liu's Medical Acupuncture Clinic in Somerton Park, South Australia. With over two decades of clinical experience, she is dedicated to delivering personalised acupuncture care that integrates traditional Chinese medicine with modern clinical understanding.

Dr. Liu completed her medical degree in China and later earned a Master’s degree in the United Kingdom, where she further developed her research and clinical expertise. Her medical qualifications have been verified through the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG/EICS) and recognized by Australian Medical Council. Also she has published research in respected international medical journals.

She is known for her attentive approach and patient-centred philosophy, providing treatments tailored to each individual’s needs. Her patients travel to Dr Liu's Medical Acupuncture Clinic from across South Australia including Prospect, St Peters, Port Adelaide, Woodville, McLaren Vale, Kangaroo Island, and even Broken Hill.

In Adelaide, Dr Liu specialises in acupuncture for:

In her acupuncture practice in Adelaide, Dr Liu also has over 20 years of clinical experience helping patients experiencing migraines and chronic headaches, digestive disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), bloating, reflux and constipation, stress and anxiety, chronic fatigue, hormonal imbalance, menstrual irregularities, menopause symptoms, allergies and hay fever, sinusitis, as well as skin conditions including acne, eczema and dermatitis. Treatment also focuses on improving energy levels, supporting the immune system and restoring overall balance and wellbeing.

 
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This service is offered as part of personal wellness and complementary therapy. It does not constitute medical treatment or replace professional medical care. The practitioner is not registered as a medical doctor in Australia, though her medical degree is certified through the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) via the EICS database. She is also internationally insured for professional wellness services in Europe and Australia.