Acupuncture needles are inserted before the Sculptural Face lift begins (although this is optional). Acupuncture enhances the Sculptural Face Lift by opening up the meridians of the face to make it more receptive to the treatment and as well, to provide health benefits that will always reflect on the complexion. The chosen acupuncture points will depend on what the practitioner diagnoses from looking at the person’s tongue, taking their pulse and taking a case history. When used in combination with Sculptural Face Massage, only acupuncture points on the legs and arms will be used.
Lymphatic drainage starts the Sculptural Face Lift, this assists in the removal of waste products and toxins and is particularly effective in reducing puffiness.
Sculptural Face Lift follows, which applies vigorous, deep kneading and sculpting techniques to the face, neck and decolletage. It works on the fascia and mimetic muscles to strengthen, tone and release tension, reduce sagging and smooth wrinkles. Work is also done on the skull bones and sutures to improve skull breathing to restore the natural posture of the face and improve circulation and thus improves muscle tone and elasticity and skin regeneration.
Intraoral Massage is then performed - deep-tissue massage inside the mouth, often with a gloved hand. It works on accessing deep muscles that cannot be reached by a traditional facial massage.
Relaxation finishes the treatment with and arm neck and head massage.
Infrared light concludes the treatment, to reduce inflammation, improve circulation and enhance skin health. Infrared light therapy is anti-ageing.