Kurcha Chikitsa – An Ayurvedic way of microneedling
Journal name: Journal of Ayurveda and Holistic Medicine
Original article title: Kurcha Chikitsa – An Ayurvedic way of microneedling
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Mukta Arali
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Rashmi Ulli
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Year: 2020 | Doi: 10.70066/jahm.v8i6.80
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Ayurveda being the ancient science of life, it has been a boon to mankind since the Vedic culture to the present day. Microneedling has gained more popularity now a day for the treatment of many skin and hair ailments. It produces micro bleeding and stimulates collegen remodelling. The same principle of treatment is explained long ago in Ayurveda in the name of pracchana and visravan karma with the help of Kurcha shastra and trikurcha shastra. We can compare Kurcha shatsra to dermaroller and that of Dermapen to Trikurchaka shastra which are used for microneedling.
Keywords: Kurcha Shastra, Trikurchaka shastra, pracchana visravan karma, Microneedling.
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