Pain · General Wellbeing · Women's Health · Children's Health
One Clinician. Two Medicines.
Dr. Caroline Xiong trained as a medical doctor in China and earned a Medical Science PhD at Monash University in Melbourne — then completed acupuncture studies and practised alongside two of China's most senior acupuncturists in Wuhan.
That means every appointment reads both a Western chart and a Chinese-medicine pulse. Western diagnosis, traditional treatment, and a stubborn focus on the underlying cause — not just the surface symptom.
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Real Work, Real Clinic
Cupping Therapy
Electroacupuncture
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The Clinic
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Fine needles inserted at specific points along the body's meridians to alleviate pain and support the healing of a wide range of health conditions.
Learn more →A small electric current passed between pairs of acupuncture needles to augment the therapeutic effect — particularly effective for pain management.
Learn more →The gentle burning of dried mugwort (moxa) near acupuncture points to warm the meridians, stimulate qi and blood flow, and support overall immune function.
Learn more →Suction cups placed on the skin create a gentle lifting effect that promotes blood flow, eases inflammation, aids relaxation, and provides a form of deep-tissue release.
Learn more →A smooth tool drawn firmly along the skin to stimulate microcirculation of soft tissue, increase blood flow, reduce chronic inflammation, and promote healing.
Learn more →Magnets of varying strengths placed at specific body points to stimulate metabolism, support cellular oxygen levels, and address joint and musculoskeletal complaints.
Learn more →Known in Chinese as Tui Na — pressure applied along the body's qi pathways rather than needles, working the same meridian system to restore balance and ease tension.
Learn more →Why Acupuncture
Acupuncture works with the body's own energy systems — no pharmaceuticals, no side-effect profiles to manage, no dependency concerns.
Traditional Chinese Medicine looks for the underlying imbalance driving the symptom — not just what hurts, but why. That distinction shapes every consult.
Pain and sporting injuries, neurological and psychological conditions, women's and children's health (including IVF support), immune function, skin, and weight management.
Acupuncture's safety and clinical value span decades of research. Holistic in approach, it works alongside your existing medical care — not instead of it.
In 1997, the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) documented and publicised acupuncture's safety and efficacy for treating a wide range of conditions.
What Patients Say
Dr Xiong is a qualified doctor and has over 19 years experience in Acupuncturist. She is up to date with all latest treatment and equipment and has helped numerous clients for chronic pain, fertility issues and various types of chronic pain. I highly recommend her as she is very professional, knowledgeable, and patient and after one session I had huge improvement in my chronic pain. The treatment helped my chronic pain, I have slept better and no longer suffer from headaches.
— Jenny K.
Chadstone Acupuncture Centre was ranked #1 in the City of Monash acupuncture category for 2025 by the Quality Business Awards directory — a listing recognition based on client satisfaction, service quality, and reputation scores.
Get in Touch
8 Sunshine St
Oakleigh East VIC 3166
| Tue – Fri | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm & 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm |
| Saturday | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm & 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm |
| Sunday | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm |
| Monday | Closed |