Center for Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine: Dr. Bebe Lin, DAOM

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As a Doctor of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine (DAOM) in Santa Monica, California, Dr. Bebe Chianni Lin is highly respected as one of the leading Eastern Integrative Medicine providers serving Santa Monica. Dr. Lin holds a Doctorate of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) degree from Emperor’s College, one of the preeminent Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine programs in the US. Dr. Lin is also: A member of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine Nationally certified as a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine A member of the American Association of Integrative Medicine Board-certified and licensed in California A member of the California State Oriental Medical Association Trained in Facial Rejuvenation and Cosmetic Acupuncture At the Center for Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine, Dr. Lin integrates acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, nutrition and movement (yoga, qigong) to improve the health of her patients. She also provides innovative and non-invasive approaches to facial skin care and overall health. Dr. Lin uses this integrated approach to address a range of health issues including: Women’s Health Anti-aging and Preventative Health Facial Rejuvenation and Cosmetic Acupuncture Chronic Back, Neck and Joint Pain Stress, Anxiety and Depression Digestive Health Skin Disorders Dr. Lin is also a certified and highly experienced yoga teacher. Her yoga certifications include pre- and post-natal, and certification in Advanced Relax and Renew restoratives. She’s been featured on the front cover of Yoga Journal and in Complete Home Practice, a DVD series put out by Yoga Journal. Growing up in Taiwan, Dr. Lin’s interest in and experience with Oriental healing practices began when she was very young and are quite extensive. In addition to her Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine practice, Dr. Lin enjoys studying and integrating different spiritual practices. She also loves dance, the arts, Los Angeles’ food scene, and her dog, a Chinese Shar-pei.