Dr. Jiao Hongguan, Ph.D., Associate Professor – Specialist in Micro-Invasive Acupotomy Dr. Jiao Hongguan earned his doctoral and master’s degrees from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. He is now on the faculty of Guizhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), where he conducts clinical work, research, and teaching in acupotomy and serves as a master’s supervisor. Integrating classical meridian-sinew theory with modern soft-tissue surgery and neuromodulation, Dr. Jiao has systematized the academic framework of acupotomy. He routinely performs 1–3 micro-invasive sessions through a skin opening <0.5 mm to obtain rapid relief for: Musculoskeletal & pain disorders: acute torticollis, cervical spondylosis, lumbar-disc herniation, knee pain/osteoarthritis, tennis elbow, plantar heel pain Neurological conditions: dizziness, headache, insomnia, post-stroke sequelae, Parkinsonian rigidity, early-stage Alzheimer’s intervention Metabolic & internal diseases: essential hypertension, type-2 diabetes, anorexia, dyspepsia, obesity Dermatology & ENT: acne, rhinitis, pharyngitis, cough, dry-eye syndrome Obstetrics/gynecology & andrology: dysmenorrhoea, mammary hyperplasia, infertility, sexual dysfunction He applies acupotomy to more than 2,000 patients annually. To date Dr. Jiao has published nine articles in SCI-indexed journals such as Journal of Pain Research, Medicine, and American Journal of Translational Research, and over 40 papers in Chinese core and general journals. He has authored eight monographs and led or co-led eight national and provincial research projects. He has chaired or participated in formulating over 20 international and national standards, is a member of the first cohort of the National Administration of TCM’s “Outstanding Export-Oriented TCM Talents,” an expert in the National TCM International Exchange Talent Pool, a registered expert for ISO/TC 215 & ISO/TC 249 (health informatics and TCM), an executive council member of the Artificial Intelligence Branch of the China TCM Information Society, and an executive council member of the Dosage-Effect Branch of the China Ethnic Medicine Association.