Auriculotherapy
Auriculotherapy – also known as « acupuncture of the ear » – is a medical method developed by Dr. Paul NOGIER in Lyon, France. Based on the reactive properties of the ear, this technique is based on codified knowledge and uses points distributed on the auricular surface according to a precise cartography. Auriculotherapy is now listed by WHO (World Health Organization).
How does auriculotherapy work?
Auriculotherapy is based on the fact that certain areas of the ear are connected to specific areas of the body: these last, by nerve connections, act reflexively on the area of the body in correspondence.
They are then stimulated by frequencies or mechanically.
Cartography of the ear (Paul NOGIER 1987, Copyright © Raphaël NOGIER with his authorization)
Why do auriculotherapy?
Indications – What Is It Used For?
Auriculotherapy is particularly effective for:
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Smoking cessation
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Pain management (arthritis, digestive pain, hemorrhoids…)
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Functional disorders (digestive or joint issues)
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Psycho-emotional disorders (grief, anxiety…)
What to Expect During a Session
After a detailed consultation to understand your needs, I use an electronic detector to identify precise points of imbalance on the ear.
Different techniques may be applied:
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Frequency stimulation (from 1.14 Hz to 146 Hz), with each ear zone treated at its own frequency.
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Pressure palpation to detect sensitive points, followed by gentle stimulation with vaccaria seeds placed on the ear.
⚠️ In my practice, I do not use needles. I work exclusively with vaccaria seeds, whose effectiveness is scientifically recognized.
Fees
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Auriculotherapy session: €60
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Smoking cessation protocol: €90
The protocol to stop smoking requires that the person coming to consult for the cessation of the tobacco must be fasting of cigarette of at least 6 hours and the session must be done the afternoon.
Duration: approx. 30 minutes
A detailed invoice is provided for possible reimbursement by your health insurance.
Book an Appointment
Nice – Quartier Libération
SMS or phone: 06 61 00 40 61
Online booking via Doctolib
