Acupuncture Near Tysons Corner, VA.

Tysons works long hours at screens, and bodies keep score. The complaints we hear most from Tysons patients:

• Stiff neck and shoulders that headsets and laptops make worse
• Tension headaches and migraines that build through the afternoon
• Low back pain from commuting and conference chairs
• Stress that will not switch off at night

Tech neck & screen fatigue

Research suggests acupuncture may help ease chronic neck tension and stress-related symptoms for many people — it will not fix your monitor height, but paired with ergonomic changes, many patients find the cycle easier to break. We wrote a full guide on desk-job neck and back pain for Tysons professionals.

Plenty of people who land on this page are not looking for needles at all — they are eight minutes from a desk in Tysons and want to know what an hour on the table costs before they book it. Here is the number, without a form in front of it: a 60 minute massage is $100. The $80 rate is the member rate: membership costs nothing and has no signup form, and it applies once you have purchased a package of 5 or more massage sessions. Session by session, a 60 minute massage is $100. Deep tissue is on that same line, because firm pressure is not an upcharge — ask for it in the notes and it is the hour you get.

Two footnotes keep the menu honest. Lymphatic drainage runs $120 for 60 minutes, or $100 at the member rate, the only session priced above the rest. And cupping, gua sha or hot stone added to any massage is $20 each, free for members — where “member” means that package of five sessions, not a monthly charge on your card.

Before you book anywhere

Massage here is self-pay; the insurance we accept covers acupuncture, not bodywork. If you are price-checking along the Route 7 corridor first, that is sensible — the Tysons massage price page and the fuller McLean price guide show where we sit and when the figures were last checked. Free parking at the door belongs in the total too, if you have ever fed a Tysons garage for the privilege of a lunch appointment.

Open every day, 9 AM to 9 PM. A realistic Tysons lunch-break visit:

1. Leave the office at 11:55 — Route 123 N, about 8 minutes.
2. Park free out front, walk straight into Ste 300.
3. 30 minute follow-up treatment; rest, needles, done.
4. Back at your desk before 1:15.

Booking near Metro Silver Line

Driving beats the train here — McLean station is the closest Silver Line stop, about 6 minutes away by car, but there's no direct walk. Rideshare from any Tysons station runs under 10 minutes. Evening slots until 9 PM catch the after-work window without rushing.