Acupuncture is used as a complementary therapy to help relax the muscles around the eye and reduce the involuntary spasms of blepharospasm. While small studies and case reports suggest it offer symptomatic relief frequently used alongside conventional care like Cleveland Clinic outline .Common Acupuncture PointsBL2 Located at the medial end of the eyebrow. TE23 SJ23 Located at the outer corner of the eyebrow. Taiyang M-HN-9 Extra point located at the temple region. LI4 Located on the hand between the thumb and index finger. GB20 Located at the base of the skull in the neck area. Ahshi Points: Tender or local reactive points directly over the orbicularis oculi muscle. Treatment ApproachesStandard Needling: Manual insertion of fine needles into local facial and distal body points. Electroacupuncture: Low-frequency electrical stimulation applied to the needles to enhance muscle relaxation.