It is a gentle technique that works with the facial muscles and fascia, combining relaxation with a light lifting effect. Unlike a classic massage, the focus here is on releasing tension, improving tone, and reducing puffiness. The procedure is non-traumatic and suitable even for sensitive skin.

You’ll feel lightness and notice more defined contours after the first session. For a long-lasting result, a course of 5 to 8 treatments is usually recommended, depending on your skin’s needs.

The massage works well for puffiness and is suitable for sensitive skin thanks to its gentle technique. When it comes to acne, it depends on the stage: if there are no active inflammations, the treatment is possible. If there are open breakouts, we adjust the technique or recommend waiting.

After Botox, the massage is safe 10–14 days later. After fillers, it’s usually recommended to wait 3–4 weeks. These timelines help avoid shifting the product and ensure safety. If injections were done recently, we clarify the date and choose the optimal time for the massage.

Contraindications include active inflammation, fresh skin injuries, pronounced couperose, infections, high fever, and any recent invasive procedures. When in doubt, we always prioritize safety.

Yes, it’s suitable for all skin types and ages. For men, it helps release muscle tension, and for mature skin, it improves tone and microcirculation.

With mild couperose, the massage is possible using very gentle techniques without heat or strong pressure. In active rosacea, it’s better to postpone the procedure or choose an alternative treatment.

After mechanical cleansing or a peel, the skin needs time to recover. The massage is usually recommended 3–7 days later, depending on the depth of the treatment and your skin’s condition. We always assess this individually.