A Tempo Regeneration Center for Musicians — tailor-made ultrasound-guided regenerative medicine for musicians, from the embouchure to your fingertips. Daniel Su, MD, RMSK, CIPS.
As a cellist, I know we need a healthier environment for performing artists. As a doctor, I know I can bring key medical knowledge into the performing world.
- Daniel Su, MD
- RMSK
- CIPS
- Physiatrist & cellist
Relieving pain is where treatment starts, not where it finishes. What matters to a musician is finger speed, endurance, control, articulation, and walking onto a stage confident that the instrument will do what you ask of it. That is what this clinic is built around.
The clinic
- Based at
- Chi Mei Medical Center, Tainan
Dept. of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
- Sessions
- Tue 18:00–21:00
Thu 14:00–17:00
Fri 09:00–12:00
- Enquiries
- [email protected]
- From abroad
- First trip is usually 3 days to 1 week, including your first treatment
String players
Stiff or unresponsive vibrato, slower or weaker fingers, loss of bow control, fingers catching in double stops, tremor in either hand, and pain or numbness that arrives with playing.
Violin, viola, cello, bass 02Wind & brass players
Embouchure that will not hold its focus, air leakage, trembling or asymmetry around the mouth, difficulty in the extreme registers, and loss of endurance and tone control.
Including embouchure injury 03Pianists & percussionists
Reduced dynamic range, hands that will not balance against each other, uneven trills, collapsing or unstable fingers, poor independence, and upper-limb pain or fatigue.
Keyboard and percussionTell Dr. Su what has changed in your playing.
Email your symptoms, how long you have had them, and a short video of you playing — under thirty seconds is enough. Dr. Su replies personally, and will tell you honestly whether he thinks he can help before you book anything.