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Myofascial Facial Massage

Myofascial Facial Massage

Myofascial Facial Massage – Author's Technique

Base Treatment Duration: 60 minutes (with optional extensions up to 105 minutes).

Cost: $95

Main Objective: Deep muscle and fascial tissue release, improvement of lymphatic drainage, and overall facial rejuvenation through a comprehensive approach. This procedure helps restore youthfulness and natural beauty of the face, neck, and décolleté.

Steps of Base Treatment (60 minutes):

1. Preparatory Stage  – 25 minutes:

  • Platysma muscle: 10 minutes

  • Upper Back Area (neck and shoulder zone): 10 minutes

  • Scalp (hair-covered head area): 5 minutes

Purpose: Improve posture, relieve tension, and prepare fascia for effective facial work.

2. Skin Cleansing and Preparation (lying on treatment table) – 5 minutes:

  • Facial and neck cleansing with hypoallergenic gel.

  • Toning treatment to balance skin pH.

3. Main Stage (lying) – 30 minutes:

Neck – 15 minutes:

  • Alternating right and left sides, working muscles and fascia horizontally and vertically.

Face – 15 minutes:

  • Facial muscle release from bottom to top, starting from jawline to forehead:

    • Jawline (horizontal and vertical movements)

    • Chin, lips, and orbicularis oris muscle (addressing nasolabial folds)

    • Nose wings and nasal muscles

    • Cheekbone area and cheek muscles

    • Glabella (between eyebrows)

    • Orbicularis oculi muscle (around the eyes)

    • Forehead

4. Lymphatic Drainage Stage – 5 minutes:

  • Gentle manual movements following natural lymphatic pathways, moving from the center of the face towards the periphery and down the neck.

5. Final Stage – Application of Moisturizing Cream:

  • Base contains hyaluronic acid, argan oil, and 100% Pure Squalane for hydration and nourishment.

Optional Additional Treatments (upon client's request):

1. Ultrasonic Deep Facial Cleansing (15 minutes):

  • Deeply cleanses skin, removing impurities, excess sebum, and dead cells.

  • Enhances skin texture and allows deeper penetration of active ingredients.

  • Contraindications: Pregnancy, oncology conditions, cardiovascular diseases, skin diseases in acute stages.

2. Alginate Mask (15 minutes):

  • Calms skin, reduces inflammation and redness after deep tissue work.

  • Minimizes pores, enriches skin with nutrients and minerals.

  • Maximizes and reinforces massage benefits.

  • Suitable for all skin types, highly recommended after deep cleansing and massage.

3. LED Light Therapy Mask (8 colors, 15 minutes):

  • Each color offers specific benefits:

    • Red: Reduces wrinkles, stimulates collagen production.

    • Blue: Antibacterial, treats acne and inflammation.

    • Green: Evens skin tone, reduces pigmentation.

    • Yellow: Calms skin, reduces redness.

    • Purple: Enhances microcirculation, improves oxygenation of cells.

    • Cyan: Balances oily skin.

    • White: Skin tightening and regeneration.

Contraindications: Epilepsy, pregnancy, oncology conditions, photosensitivity, thyroid disorders, use of photosensitizing medications.

Available Treatment Durations:

  • 60 minutes: Base Myofascial Facial Massage.

  • 75–90 minutes: Base massage plus one or two additional treatments.

  • 105 minutes: Base massage with the complete set of additional treatments.

Each additional procedure enhances the overall effect, maximizing results for facial skincare.

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Buccal Facial Massage

Buccal Facial Massage

Buccal Facial Massage

Duration: 60 minutes.

Cost: $120

What is Buccal Massage?

Buccal (intraoral) massage is a unique deep-tissue facial massage technique targeting facial expression and masticatory muscles through the oral cavity. The name originates from the Latin musculus buccinator (cheek muscle), as the technique involves internal muscle manipulation through the cheeks.

Main Objectives:

  • Relieving tension and muscle spasms.

  • Correcting facial contour.

  • Reducing wrinkles and improving overall skin condition.

  • Stimulating blood circulation and lymphatic drainage.

Procedure Steps:

1. Preparation Stage (5 minutes):

  • Cleansing the face and neck with hypoallergenic products.

  • Antiseptic skin treatment.

  • Wearing sterile gloves.

2. Warming-Up Stage (10 minutes):

  • Gentle stroking and kneading of the décolleté area, neck, and submandibular lymph nodes.

  • External warming of facial muscles using tapping and pinching techniques.

3. Main Stage – Buccal Technique (30 minutes):

  • Deep intraoral muscle manipulation:

    • Lips and nasolabial folds (both internal and external surfaces).

    • Masticatory and buccal muscles.

    • Cheekbone and lower jaw area.

    • Muscles around the mouth.

4. Lymphatic Drainage Stage (10 minutes):

  • Gentle movements along natural lymphatic pathways to detoxify and reduce puffiness.

5. Final Stage (5 minutes):

  • Gentle stroking and tapping to relax the skin.

  • Application of moisturizing or calming cream.

Optional Additional Treatments (upon client's request):

1. Ultrasonic Facial Cleansing (15 minutes):

  • Deep cleansing of skin, removal of impurities, sebum, and dead cells.

  • Enhances skin texture and deep penetration of active ingredients.

  • Contraindications: Pregnancy, oncology conditions, cardiovascular diseases, active skin diseases.

2. Alginate Mask (15 minutes):

  • Calms, reduces inflammation and redness.

  • Minimizes pores and enriches skin with minerals and nutrients.

  • Maximizes and reinforces massage results.

  • Suitable for all skin types, especially recommended after deep cleansing.

3. LED Light Therapy (8-color LED mask, 15 minutes): Each color provides specific benefits:

  • Red: Reduces wrinkles, stimulates collagen production.

  • Blue: Antibacterial effect, combats acne.

  • Green: Evens skin tone, reduces pigmentation.

  • Yellow: Calms skin, reduces redness.

  • Purple: Improves microcirculation and oxygenation.

  • Cyan: Balances oily skin.

  • White: Regenerates and tightens skin.

Contraindications: Epilepsy, pregnancy, oncology, photosensitivity, thyroid conditions, use of photosensitizing medications.

Indications for Buccal Massage:

  • Age-related facial contour changes (sagging, jowls).

  • Expression lines and deep wrinkles.

  • Tension and spasms of masticatory muscles.

  • Facial asymmetry.

  • Swelling and lymphatic stagnation.

Benefits of the Procedure:

  • Relaxation of facial muscles, relieving hypertonicity.

  • Improvement of facial contour and jawline.

  • Reduction of nasolabial folds and wrinkles.

  • Enhanced skin elasticity and firmness.

  • Improved blood circulation and skin radiance.

  • Reduction of puffiness.

Recommended Course:

  • 1–2 sessions per week for 2–3 months.

  • Maintenance treatments – once a month.

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Lymphatic Drainage Facial Massage

Lymphatic Drainage Facial Massage

Lymphatis-Massage
Lymphatic Drainage Facial Massage

Relaxing Lymphatic Drainage Facial Massage

Duration: 60 minutes.

Cost: $95

What is Relaxing Lymphatic Drainage Massage?

Relaxing lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle massage technique designed to stimulate the lymphatic system, eliminate toxins and fluid retention from tissues, reduce puffiness, and provide deep relaxation. This treatment enhances circulation, refreshes skin complexion, and offers a complete sense of relaxation and rejuvenation.

Main Goals:

  • Reducing puffiness and removing toxins.

  • Improving skin tone and complexion.

  • Relieving muscle tension.

  • Deep relaxation and stress relief.

Procedure Technique:

1. Preparatory Stage (5 minutes):

  • Gentle cleansing of face and neck using a hypoallergenic gel.

  • Toning to balance skin pH.

2. Warming-Up Stage (10 minutes):

  • Soft, smooth strokes along the massage lines of the neck, décolleté, and face.

  • Light kneading and circular motions to prepare the skin and muscles.

3. Main Stage – Lymphatic Drainage (30 minutes):

  • Gentle movements along lymphatic pathways from the center of the face outward and down the neck to facilitate lymph drainage.

  • Soft, rhythmic movements around the eyes, cheeks, chin, and forehead to reduce swelling and enhance fluid circulation.

  • Special attention given to lymph node areas (submandibular, behind the ears, and cervical) to promote effective lymph drainage.

4. Final Relaxation Stage (10 minutes):

  • Application of a soothing cream or mask with a gentle massage to enhance relaxation and skin nourishment.

  • Gentle concluding movements to alleviate residual tension.

5. Final Care (5 minutes):

  • Application of moisturizing cream enriched with hyaluronic acid, natural oils, and nourishing ingredients.

Optional Additional Treatments (upon client's request):

1. Ultrasonic Facial Cleansing (15 minutes):

  • Deep skin cleansing to remove impurities, excess sebum, and dead cells.

  • Prepares skin for maximum absorption of active ingredients.

  • Contraindications: Pregnancy, oncology conditions, cardiovascular diseases, acute skin diseases.

2. Alginate Mask (15 minutes):

  • Calms skin, reduces inflammation and redness.

  • Minimizes pores and saturates skin with minerals.

  • Reinforces the massage effect.

  • Suitable for all skin types.

3. LED Light Therapy (8-color LED mask, 15 minutes): Each color offers specific benefits:

  • Red – Reduces wrinkles, stimulates collagen.

  • Blue – Antibacterial effect, acne treatment.

  • Green – Evens skin tone, reduces pigmentation.

  • Yellow – Calms skin, reduces redness.

  • Purple – Enhances microcirculation, oxygenation.

  • Cyan – Balances oily skin.

  • White – Regenerates and firms skin.

Contraindications: Epilepsy, pregnancy, oncology, photosensitivity, thyroid disorders, use of photosensitizing medications.

Indications for Procedure:

  • Puffiness and fluid stagnation.

  • Fatigue and stress.

  • Loss of skin tone and elasticity.

  • Uneven or dull complexion.

Benefits of Procedure:

  • Reduced puffiness, improved facial contours.

  • Refreshed and even skin tone.

  • Enhanced elasticity and skin tone.

  • Deep relaxation and improved overall well-being.

Recommended Course:

  • 1–2 sessions per week for a month to consolidate and maintain results.

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