What Is The Buried Line

Buried line is the use of absorbable line through a slightly larger needle, so that absorbable line into the subcutaneous tissue or acupoints, absorbable line in the process of absorption long-term stimulation of local acupoints or soft tissue, to achieve the therapeutic effect. The most common clinical method is acupoint embedding. The absorbable thread of about 1cm is used to puncture the acupoint through the needle, and the thread is buried in the acupoint after being pulled out. The chemical reaction in the absorption process can stimulate the acupoint to achieve long-term therapeutic effect. Clinically, the most commonly used is abdominal embedding, which can treat obesity, or patients with relatively weak physique through long-term acupuncture point stimulation to regulate their physique.