The role of the head acupuncture model lies in helping acupuncture learners and clinicians systematically master the distribution and location techniques of acupoints on the head. This model is made based on the real proportion of the human head, clearly marking commonly used acupoints such as Baihui, Fengchi, Taiyang, and Yintang, as well as the circulation paths of meridians on the head, enabling learners to intuitively understand the spatial positions and clinical application values of acupoints.

By using the head acupuncture model, trainees can repeatedly practice acupuncture operations in a risk-free environment, master the Angle, depth and technique of the needles, and enhance their operational proficiency and safety awareness. The model is applicable simultaneously to classroom teaching, skills assessment and clinical demonstration, and is helpful for teachers to explain the principles of acupoint selection, key treatment points and acupuncture plans for common head diseases. Its structure is intuitive and the colors are distinct, which can enhance learning interest and comprehension effect. Overall, the head acupuncture model holds significant importance in acupuncture education and training. It not only enhances learners' theoretical understanding and practical skills but also provides a reliable teaching tool for standardized acupuncture skills training.