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FACIAL CUPPING MASSAGE

woman having facial cupping

Facial cupping massage is a relatively new phenomenon, largely based on extending the excellent benefits that dry cupping has on the body, to the face. Along with helping to improve blood flow, reduce excess lymph and reduce inflammation, facial cupping massage can be used to treat different facial conditions, using specialised glass cups for the face and neck.

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Below are some of the conditions facial cupping massage may be used to help relieve and the way in which this therapy can help with those conditions.

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Our facial cupping massage treatment combines Gua Sha massage with glass cupping massage and premium facial products, to maximise the benefits of the treatment. Each treatment is tailored to the individual's unique facial skin and  will aid in improving tone and brightening and smoothing the complexion.

USES & BENEFITS

acne
facial scar
wrinkles

ACNE 

SCAR TISSUE 

WRINKLES

Facial Cupping can be used to treat skin conditions such as acne because it encourages new blood flow to the area.

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Increased blood flow promotes healing. When there is increased circulation and lymphatic drainage, you are also helping to move toxin build up in the facial skin, reducing heat and inflammation.

As Facial Cupping works in the same way as body cupping, it can be used to reduce the appearance of scar tissue.

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Scar tissue can restrict circulatory and lymphatic flow and trap stagnation. If the scar tissue is left untreated, it can create adhesions to the healthy tissue around it, creating a more extensive scar. To restore the skin tissue around injuries, the scar tissue needs to be rehydrated with fresh blood and oxygen. Facial Cupping brings fresh blood flow to the concerned area. 

Some research has shown that Facial Cupping can have a beneficial effect on reducing the appearance of wrinkles.

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Facial Cupping can increase oxygen-rich blood circulation, strengthen skin and connective tissues, stimulate the cells responsible for collagen production.

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