Japanese Ritual of Facial Massage

Service Description

Japanese facial massage technique provides visible and long-lasting effects that are difficult to achieve with other methods. It is a completely natural and non-invasive form of facelift. It has a positive effect not only on improving the appearance, but also on well-being by reducing stress. Unlike aesthetic medicine, it is a 100% natural procedure and safe. In addition to significantly improving the appearance of the skin, it guarantees deep relaxation. On the basis of oriental medicine, Japanese facial massage is closely associated with the concept of oriental medicine, which in principle inhibits the cause, and not only treats the symptoms of the disease. That is why the individual techniques of Japanese facial massage are designed to eliminate the cause of the problem after four stages. The first stage of Japanese facial massage is relaxation, the second cleansing, during which circulation is stimulated. The next step is a facelift that eliminates the changes on the face. Finally, acupressure techniques are used that allow you to balance internal emotions and Qi energy (life force) and stimulate the work of all internal organs. EFFECTS OF JAPANESE FACE MASSAGE • the skin regains its youthful appearance, which gives it a healthy glow, • prevents or reduces the effects of skin aging, • stimulates cell metabolism, which affects skin regeneration, • improves blood circulation and lymph flow, transporting more nutrients to the skin, • reduces excessive tension of the face and neck muscles, • removes toxins, impurities and dead skin cells, preventing skin aging, • regulates the energy balance of the whole body. Contraindications Japanese massage: • skin inflammation (allergic and infectious), • tonsillitis, lymph nodes, • cancers and conditions after surgical removal, • advanced atherosclerosis, • feverish conditions, • high blood pressure • fresh tooth extraction, purulent periodontal lesions, • hyperthyroidism (contraindication to neck massaging), • rosacea in exacerbation • heavily vascular skin (contraindication for intensive massage).