I absolutely love this place and it is my favorite of the three acupuncture places I've tried on Long Island. I started going to acupuncture this year to deal with a repetitive stress injury/compressed nerve issue. I've gone to occupational therapy, doctors, fixed my work station, and started working on posture - all of which helped a lot, but I still felt pain and residual tingles and never felt 100%. Being in constant discomfort really affected my mental health and happiness. My family suggested I try acupuncture to help with my pain since it's something a family member does to deal with back pain rather than getting a steroid shot, and I was so desperate for relief that I agreed. Listen, I'm someone that believes and uses Western medicine - I come from a family of medical professionals, but acupuncture totally works and I tell all my friends and family to try it. To me, it feels like tension in my body dissipates once the needle is taken out - like a rubber band that is no longer being pulled tight. I was never a believer before I tried acupuncture but I can't stop raving about it. I'd go every day if I could - it's much better than damaging your liver with anti-inflammatories. I think I have a decent pain tolerance and I'm neutral towards needles, but you honestly shouldn't even feel the needles if your acupuncturist is experienced and communicative which they definitely are at Su Acupuncture. I never feel the needles when I go here - I've seen both Dr. Su and Lin (Lynn? Lynne? They do a full evaluation and it's crazy how they know things about your health just by looking at your tongue and taking your pulse. I didn't even realize how tender and sore I was in some areas until they did their assessment and gently pushed on my arms and legs. Even though I was satisfied with my other acupuncturist, I started coming here because I saw a new location opening up, saw a Groupon deal, and it's closer to me. I am so glad that I did and I feel confident they'll get me back to feeling 100%. The inside is brand new, the women here are friendly and professional, and they offer so much more than other acupuncturists. They give a massage and do cupping as well - those aren't offered at the other places on Long Island that I've gone to. I got the hot stone massage and it was just the thing for my tense shoulders. I feel like a brand new person when I go here. There's plenty of parking available, close to the train station, and it's near some pretty nice restaurants too. They also accept insurance from most carriers. read more