Facial Massage - Add on FAQ

Question 1

Can I book the facial massage add-on on its own?

Accepted Answer

This is designed to be booked alongside another treatment, rather than as a standalone service. If you want a longer massage-focused session, ask what options are available for extended facial massage.

Question 2

Which areas are included in the facial massage?

Accepted Answer

The focus is typically the face, including areas like the jawline, cheeks, brow and temples. Pressure and exact focus can be adjusted depending on where you hold tension.

Question 3

Is facial massage suitable for sensitive or breakout-prone skin?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes, as long as the approach and products used are suited to your skin. Let your therapist know about sensitivity, active breakouts or irritation so the massage can be adapted or avoided where needed.

Question 4

Should I avoid facial massage after injectables or dental work?

Accepted Answer

If you have had recent injectables, dental treatment, or have facial pain, swelling or numbness, it is best to mention it before your appointment. Your therapist can advise whether to postpone the massage or modify the area and pressure.

Question 5

What should I do after a facial massage add-on?

Accepted Answer

Try to drink water and avoid heavy pressure on the face for the rest of the day if you feel tender. If you notice any redness, it usually settles quickly, but tell your therapist if your skin is reactive so future sessions can be adjusted.

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