Flourish TCM Clinic is in Yaletown, on the southern edge of downtown Vancouver: two Canada Line stops from Waterfront, or a ~15–20-minute walk from the Granville and Burrard area. It's an easy lunch-hour or after-work visit for people working downtown.
Your route
Canada Line: Waterfront or Vancouver City Centre → Yaletown–Roundhouse (~2–4 min), then a ~3-minute walk.
Walking: from the Granville St and Robson area, ~15 min south-east.
Driving: into Yaletown via Pacific Blvd or Seymour/Richards St, with street parking on Mainland St.
Destination
Acupuncture is a Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment in which a registered acupuncturist places fine, sterile needles at specific points on the body. At Flourish TCM Clinic in Yaletown, Vancouver, a 45-minute session costs $170. Appointments open once a registered acupuncturist joins our team; join the waitlist.
Hair Loss Restoration is a 30-minute, non-surgical scalp treatment designed to support the scalp environment for people with thinning hair, using a DDS bio-current scalp brush and red and infrared cold laser on scalp points. At Flourish TCM Clinic in Yaletown, Vancouver, it costs $150, with Amir Norouzi or Mehri Abedi.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage is a gentle, rhythmic massage that uses directional strokes to support the flow of lymph fluid. People book it for swelling, puffiness and recovery after surgery, with their surgeon's clearance. At Flourish TCM Clinic in Yaletown, Vancouver, it's $170 for 60 minutes.
Microneedling + LED is a collagen-induction treatment that uses a fine-needle pen to create controlled micro-channels, followed by calming LED light. At Flourish TCM Clinic in Yaletown, Vancouver, the face and neck treatment is 120 minutes, $330, performed by Mina Gharnian, skin care practitioner.
The OxyGeneo Facial is a 90-minute treatment that exfoliates, infuses and oxygenates the skin in a single pass using the OxyGeneo system. At Flourish TCM Clinic in Yaletown, Vancouver, it starts at $230 and is performed by Mina Gharnian, skin care practitioner.
Many treatments run 30–60 minutes. With the Canada Line, it fits a long lunch.
Tuesdays until 7pm and Wednesdays until 8pm.
Yes, about 15–20 minutes.
