It keeps coming back. There’s a reason.
Not relief.
Resolution.
Acupuncture and Dry Needling.
Release what is driving the pain.
Both methods in one visit.
“Learn to live with it” is not a treatment plan.
- It used to come and go. Now it stays.
- Specialist after specialist. No answer.
- Rest, injections, physical therapy.
- You have stopped doing what you used to do.
Pain that comes back was managed, not resolved. This is what we treat.
From chronic patterns to acute injuries.
Select a condition to see how each is treated.
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Where does it hurt?
Or find it on the body →Two methods in one visit.
Lowers the nervous system’s sensitivity to pain.
See how it works→Releases the trigger point.
Relief starts at the first visit.
Dry needling releases the trigger point.
Acupuncture lowers the nervous system’s sensitivity to pain.
Three steps. Start to finish.
Online or by phone.
Treatment starts day one.
You get your body back.
What patients report.
“Eugene has always been able to accommodate me with my acute injuries, and the nagging ones too. He walked me through the process when I first started and has the gentlest hands with needle placement. Definitely worth it if you’re experiencing a nagging pain you can’t seem to shake.”
“I have been a client of Acunatomy for two years. Before that I tried every alternative, PT, massage, you name it. No one has been able to eliminate my pain and mobility issues like Eugene. Within two sessions the pain I was experiencing was drastically reduced, and eventually eliminated.” Now in a maintenance phase with no outstanding pain, I move better and perform with no issues. Eugene understands athletes, you can talk to him about specific sports and movements. He gets it. I’ve recommended Acunatomy to everyone I know, from serious competitors to my uncle with a bad back. The best decision I’ve made for my recovery.”
“Eugene has ensured my body stays as intact as possible from both an injury treatment and prevention perspective. As a 40+ year old that continues to wrestle and lift, I’ve put my body through the wringer. I’ve tried other treatments, acupuncture, chiropractic, but nothing has positively impacted my body as much as dry needling.” He is very familiar with human anatomy and brings a deeper understanding of how to approach treatment for those with an active lifestyle. Highly recommend for anyone looking to stay active or recover from injuries.”
“I cannot say enough amazing things about Eugene. I have been using acupuncture for many years, specifically trigger point release, and his technique surpasses anyone I have used prior.” His knowledge of human anatomy is extensive. I never feel rushed and always feel comfortable and confident that he can address my issues. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for relief or overall wellbeing.”
“I’ve been working with Eugene for the past 5 years and it’s been one of the best commitments I’ve made to myself. From the moment you walk in, you’re met with warmth, professionalism, and genuine care. His depth of knowledge about acupuncture, dry needling, and cupping is truly impressive. Since starting sessions, I’ve noticed incredible improvements in managing pain, reducing stress, and improving my overall mobility.” Every appointment feels tailored to my needs, and I always leave feeling better than when I walked in.”
What life looks like after resolution.
Awake at 3 AM. Every position hurts.
Sleeping through the night.
Three cortisone shots. The shoulder still locks.
Reaching overhead freely.
Skipping the gym. Every lift feels like a risk.
Training again. Full program.
The person who listens.
When a patient says they’ve tried everything, Eugene believes them.
And starts where the search left off.
Eugene Baek is a pain specialist with 21 years across rehab, orthopedics, oncology, and elite sport. He built Acunatomy around a single question: why does this patient’s pain keep coming back?
Licensed Acupuncturist · Board Certified, NCBAHM · NJ Lic. 25MZ00080600
Your time is spent on your treatment, not waiting.
No vague explanations. No indefinite treatment plans.
One location. Clear hours. Simple billing.
(Private Practice inside Retro Fitness)
Get directions →Tue · Thu | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sat | By appointment
Sun | Closed
You pay at your visit; reimbursement depends on your plan.
Venmo · Apple Pay · HSA/FSA
Coverage and costs, explained →
Questions patients always ask.
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First visits are typically $300, follow-ups $250. Acunatomy is out-of-network with all plans; HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and a superbill is provided for reimbursement. Coverage and costs, explained.
5.0 · 62 reviews on GoogleOut-of-Network Insurance Accepted: Horizon BCBS · Oxford · UnitedHealthcare · Cigna · Aetna · Self-Pay Available
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