"Dr. Ng is exceptionally thoughtful and patient. He listens carefully to where I'm feeling unwell and explains the underlying patterns in plain language so I understand what's happening in my body. He's never annoyed when I ask follow-up questions — truly admirable medical ethics. The clinic is also worth praising: neat, clean, and calming from the moment you walk in."
Oakville Wellness · Central TCM
Central TCM
Acne & eczema from constitution
Dr. Ng Hau Jun · Careful consults, bespoke formulas — never rushed.

Trusted credentials · Proven practice

The physician
Rooted in theory, on you
Since beginning practice, Dr. Ng has upheld a patient-centred approach to Chinese medicine. Every body carries its own pattern of qi and blood — so no two consultations are alike. Each visit involves detailed inquiry, pulse and tongue assessment, and a formula tailored to the individual.
With 25 years at the bedside, he integrates modern clinical insight with classical pattern diagnosis — making time-honoured wisdom accessible and accountable to today's standards of care.
Four pillars of care
Clinic services
Pattern-led treatment · the precision of four diagnostic methods,
applied to find the root of each condition.
Skin care
Acne, eczema and sensitivity. Internal and external TCM approaches to discuss damp-heat constitution care; results vary.
Learn more →Gynaecology
Irregular cycles, dysmenorrhoea, cold uterus patterns, and pre-conception care. Nourish Chong and Ren meridians and harmonise qi and blood through each cycle.
Learn more →Internal medicine
Stubborn cough (new or chronic), insomnia, digestive disharmony, fatigue and low vitality. Harmonise the organs, strengthen the root — so qi returns and the spirit thrives.
Learn more →Pain management
Neck, back, sciatica, and joint pain. Acupuncture and tuina to unblock meridians and address underlying patterns — without relying solely on painkillers.
Learn more →"The superior physician treats
before disorder takes hold."
—— Huangdi Neijing · Suwen
The highest form of medicine restores balance before disorder takes hold. At Oakville Wellness, our aim is not merely to address a single symptom — but to re-establish the harmony of qi, blood, yin, and yang so that upright qi remains strong within.
Our space
Inside the clinic
Waiting area, consultation room, herbal dispensary, and acupuncture suite — a private, calming environment designed to put first-time visitors at ease.




TCM insights
Wellness blog

TCM Autumn Dryness: Dry Cough and Hard Stools
Dry cough that is worst at night, dry lips and a constant thirst, hard stools that are hard to pass. TCM groups these under autumn dryness, which injures the lung and depletes fluids. This guide explains the pattern, how to observe yourself, and which signs need a doctor first.

Ringing in the Ears at Night? TCM Kidney Essence Deficiency Explained
A constant hum or hiss that is most obvious at night — TCM looks at the constitutional background through kidney essence deficiency, and explains when you should see a Western specialist first.

Bloated After Small Meals? TCM Spleen Qi Stagnation Explained
Full after a few bites, belching all day, yet a gastroscopy says everything is normal — TCM reads this kind of functional bloating through spleen qi weakness and stagnation.
Updates
News
Saturday clinic hours update
Updated 2026 clinic hours, including Saturday sessions for patients who cannot attend on weekdays.
Hormonal Acne & the 28-Day Cycle: When to Avoid, When to Nourish | Dr. Ng
Chin and cheek breakouts that show up like clockwork before your period? TCM traces hormonal acne through the four phases of the menstrual cycle and offers matching dietary guidance.
FAQFAQ fully updated
Location, credentials, skin, gynaecology, pain, fees and insurance.
Patient notes
From the clinic
Personal Google reviews · Individual experiences; not a guarantee of outcome
"A wonderful TCM physician — attentive consultation and clear explanations."
"I brought my father to Dr. Ng for acupuncture. Dr. Ng is very attentive with elderly patients, explains everything clearly each visit, and the clinic environment is comfortable. Fair fees — highly recommended."
Central clinic
Opening hours
Unit 602, 6/F, Kam On Building
176A–176F Queen's Road Central
Transparent fees
Clear consultation pricing
No hidden charges · No forced packages · Estimate your visit before you arrive
Standard fees
- ConsultationInitial & follow-up HK$120
- Granule herbal prescription32g per day HK$110
- Acupuncture HK$450
- Cupping HK$350
- TCM manual pain therapy HK$498
- Integrated treatment (acupuncture + cupping) HK$650
- Acne facial steam therapyMask HK$290 · In-clinic from HK$350 HK$290
- Ear acupuncture HK$350
Over 32g: HK$2 per gram extra; premium herbs (lingzhi, ginseng, gastrodia, ejiao, cicada slough, notoginseng, etc.) charged separately (HK$10–20 per day).
Estimate your visit
Primary treatment
Herbal course (days)
Final fees depend on clinical assessment; premium herbs and excess dosage charged separately
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