Facial Acupressure Massage

Facial Acupressure Massage

Facial Acupressure Massage is a specialized therapeutic technique rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It involves applying precise pressure to specific points on the face, head, and neck to stimulate energy flow, relieve tension, and promote both aesthetic benefits and overall well-being.

1. Core Principles and TCM Connection

The technique operates on the TCM principle that Qi (life energy) flows through meridians (pathways) across the body. The face contains numerous acupoints that correspond to major organ systems.

Aspect & Description

• Focus To clear energy stagnation along the facial meridians (such as those connected to the stomach, bladder, and gallbladder) and promote the circulation of Qi and blood.

• Technique The therapist uses gentle but sustained pressure with fingertips, thumbs, and sometimes knuckles on specific points, rather than using broad, gliding strokes common in relaxation massage.

• Mechanism Stimulating these points releases muscle tension (especially around the jaw and temples), which is believed to improve nerve function and organ health reflected in the face.

2. Location of Key Acupoints and Targeted Benefits

The facial acupoints are mapped based on their connection to internal health and common tension areas:

Area - Key Acupoints - Primary Goal

• Forehead & Temples Third Eye Point (Yintang) and Sun Point (Taiyang)Relieves tension headaches, eyestrain, stress, and anxiety.

• Eyes & Sinuses Points along the orbital bone and side of the nose Drains sinuses, reduces puffiness and dark circles, and soothes eye fatigue.

• Jawline & Cheeks Stomach meridian points and Jaw Carriage (Jia Che)Releases tension associated with TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) issues, teeth grinding, and clenching.

• Neck & Scalp Points at the base of the skull (Wind Pool - Feng Chi)Stimulates blood flow to the head and relieves tension migrating from the neck and shoulders.

3. Primary Benefits: Beyond Relaxation

Facial Acupressure is often integrated into facial treatments due to its dual therapeutic and cosmetic advantages.

• Tension Headaches and Migraine Relief: Directly addresses the muscle tension and stagnant energy believed to be the root cause of many tension headaches.

• Sinus and Allergy Relief: Excellent for gently draining congested fluid and alleviating facial pressure caused by colds or allergies.

• Non-Invasive Aesthetic Lift: By increasing blood and oxygen flow, it contributes to a brighter complexion, reduced puffiness, and a more toned appearance of the facial muscles.

• Stress Reduction: The combination of focused touch and rhythm calms the sympathetic nervous system, leading to profound mental relaxation.

4. Integration into Spa Services

Facial Acupressure is a perfect add-on or a standalone treatment for a high-end mobile spa service:

• As an Enhancement: It can be added to any full-body massage (e.g., Aromatherapy or Balinese Massage) focusing on the neck and head.

• As a Standalone Treatment: Ideal for clients seeking quick relief from tension or those who prefer to remain clothed (similar to Indian Head Massage).

In summary, Facial Acupressure Massage is a precise, therapeutic treatment that provides targeted relief for stress, headaches, and tension, while also offering visible benefits to the complexion.

💵Services Price List :

60 Minutes Treatment = Rp 300.000

90 Minutes Treatment = Rp 400.000