Scalp acupuncture is a specialized technique within modern acupuncture practice. It focuses on stimulating specific zones on the scalp to treat internal organs. The method integrates traditional meridian theory with western neuroanatomy. Fine needles are inserted into the scalp layer to influence the central nervous system. It is world-renowned for its effectiveness in treating neurological disorders. Patients recovering from a stroke often use this therapy to regain motor skills. It is frequently applied to treat paralysis, aphasia, and balance issues. The technique works by stimulating the brain’s neuroplasticity and blood flow. Beyond physical recovery, it is highly effective for chronic pain management. It is also used to treat complex conditions like Parkinson’s and MS. Unlike body acupuncture, scalp acupuncture focuses on functional brain areas. The needles are inserted at a shallow angle, making the treatment very safe. Patients often remain seated during the session for better comfort and access. It provides rapid results for many acute functional or sensory impairments. The therapy is widely recognized in both eastern and western medical circles. It requires specialized training and a deep understanding of brain functions. The Belgian Acupuncture Federation supports its use by qualified practitioners. It is a powerful tool for patients seeking integrative neuro-rehabilitation. Clinical studies continue to validate its role in modern clinical practice. Scalp acupuncture bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and neuroscience.