Yan Wang
RMT
Yan Wang is a highly accomplished neurosurgeon with a Ph.D. in Neurosurgery from the University of Tokyo, Japan. He previously served as Associate Chief Physician in the Department of Neurosurgery at one of China’s top hospitals. He is also a committee member of the Chinese Pain Physicians Association and Secretary-General of the Neurosurgical Pain Management Committee.
Yan Wang is skilled in Traditional Chinese Medicine, begins treatment with a tongue and pulse diagnosis to better understand each patient’s overall health condition. Experience the unique Meridian Tuina Massage, designed to unblock energy pathways and enhance the function of your internal organs. He is recognized for his ability to integrate Western medical practices with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). He believes that TCM not only supports surgical patients in recovering faster and with less pain, but also provides non-invasive solutions that can ease pain and improve quality of life for many. By combining advanced neurosurgical expertise with holistic TCM principles, he is dedicated to helping patients achieve lasting relief and better overall health.
Professional Background
Yan Wang has over 30 years of medical experience, and has completed more than 2,000 surgeries throughout his career. He worked at Tsinghua University's comprehensive hospital, focusing on cranial nerve surgeries, particularly trigeminal neuralgia. There, he served as Director of the Neurosurgical Pain Ward and Deputy Director of the Pain Department.
Specializations
Yan Wang excels at identifying the root cause of patients’ concerns through tongue and pulse diagnosis to better understand each patient’s overall health condition. Experience the unique Meridian Tuina Massage, designed to unblock energy pathways and enhance the function of your internal organs.
Techniques and Treatment Philosophy
Yan Wang believes in the value of blending Western medicine with Traditional Chinese Medicine to optimize patient outcomes. He emphasizes that TCM can support surgical patients in recovering with less pain, while also offering non-invasive approaches to help more people find relief and restore quality of life.