Clients are just loving my new sculptural face massage and buccal therapy treatment!
This specialized facial technique is called Neolifting, and it works with the soft tissues of the face, neck and cranium, while encouraging gentle osteopathic adjustments and breath work.
Our face contains dozens of muscles which can carry great amounts of tension from the variety of emotions we experience day to day. Especially if we are going through difficult periods in our life.
There is a close relationship between emotions and muscle activation. For example our eyes crinkle when we are happy and our brows furrow when we are upset. The prolonged tension in our facial muscles can intensify our emotional state, and vice versa. Relaxing these overly tense muscles can help to break this cycle and contribute a positive influence to our mental state.
We cannot exercise our facial muscles the same way we do our body and this treatment allows for passive fitness of these muscles.
The Neolifting technique gently works the muscles of the face both externally and internally using a series of non-invasive repetitive massage strokes to:
Relax the facial muscles and reduce tension to bring muscle tone to a normal state
Improve the overall appearance and elasticity of the skin can via stimulation of skin cell regeneration and prevention of wrinkle formation
Help muscle recovery, sculpt and restore facial posture by balancing three horizontal lines of the face: menton (chin), glabella (cheek) and trichion (forehead)
Eliminate spasms and blockages
Enable metabolism and tissue nourishment
Relieve TMJ tension
Promote lymphatic drainage
Provide passive fitness of facial muscles
Due to its holistic approach, the methodology views the relationship between the lymphatic, circulatory, immune, and nervous systems as an essential component to health and maintaining longevity.
This uplifting massage treatment results in a flushed, youthful glow and a face that feels refreshed.
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