Facial massage is a therapeutic and aesthetic technique involving gentle, rhythmic, and draining movements applied to the muscles and tissues of the face. It aims to improve blood flow, tone the skin, stimulate collagen production, and offer a deep sense of relaxation and wellbeing.

Indications

• Enhancing skin elasticity and firmness
• Boosting blood and lymphatic circulation
• Reducing facial tension (jaw, brow, forehead)
• Softening fine lines and signs of tiredness
• Decongesting puffiness and dark circles
• Improving absorption of skincare products
• Achieving a radiant, relaxed appearance

Contraindications

• Active skin infections or wounds
• Severe acne outbreaks or active rosacea
• Recent cosmetic procedures (e.g. laser, deep peels, recent botox)
• Recent facial surgery
• Untreated skin allergies

Aftercare

• Avoid applying make-up for 2–4 hours post-treatment
• Refrain from sun exposure and excessive heat on the same day
• Hydrate the skin using gentle skincare products
• Drink water to support lymphatic drainage
• Do not exfoliate or undergo strong facial treatments for at least 48 hours