The Natural Lifting Face Massage

A relaxing, needle-free, lifting face massage that eases jaw, neck and shoulder tension and revitalises the skin. A natural, popular alternative to Botox

What is a natural lifting
face massage?

The Natural Lifting Face Massage is a deeply relaxing, hands-on treatment for your face, neck and shoulders. It works into the muscles of your face the way a deep tissue massage works on your back, releasing tension and gently lifting and toning.

It's a popular natural alternative to cosmetic treatments: no needles, no fillers, just skilled hands and 45 minutes to yourself.

Refreshed beautiful face of lady smiling

Easier Breathing

Acupressure on points around the nose and cheeks can help you feel less blocked up when hay fever or a cold strikes.

A Healthy Glow

The boost in blood circulation and the natural exfoliation to the skin from the massage leaves skin looking brighter and more toned.

Less Puffiness

Gentle lymphatic drainage helps reduce puffiness around the eyes.

Less Tension

Work around your head, jaw, neck, and shoulders releases mental and physical tension. Many clients find it eases headaches.

A Natural Lift

Deep work into the facial muscles help lift, tone and contour your face, with results that build over a course of treatments.

Benefits

How It Works

Japanese Anma

Lymphatic Drainage

A traditional Japanese massage to release deep tension.

Light, rhythmic strokes that help reduce puffiness and clear toxins.

Acupressure & Relexology

Pinching & Pulling

Pressure on specific points to relax and rebalance.

And deep tissue stroking to stimulate the muscles and skin, helping them lift and tone.

What to expect

We'll start with a short chat about your skin, any health conditions and what you'd like from the treatment. You'll then lie back on the massage bed while I work through your shoulders and neck before moving to your face. I use an unscented, natural grape seed oil for all my massage treatments which is well-tolerated by sensitive skin and easy absorbed by the skin, leaving a satin finish.

The treatment will last 45 minutes. Most people find it so relaxing they drift off. Extra time can be added to the treatments for deeper work into the neck and shoulders.

Client Testimonials

Joanne Gani, Marketing Director

"The results were impressive, even having had just one treatment!"

Ali Moloney, Windsor Yoga.

"Her non-surgical facial massage is an absolute treat."

Laura Andrews, Marketing Consultant

"The post-massage glow was fabulous, it's like natural botox!"

FAQs

How many treatments will I need?

You'll feel relaxed and refreshed after one. For a lasting lift, a course of at least 3 to 4 weekly sessions is recommended, followed by monthly top-ups.

How long do the results last?

The benefits of this treatment can last for up to 3 weeks, depending on how often and how regularly the treatment has been received.

One session alone can see the following visual benefits for up to 3 days:

Reduced puffiness from the lymphatic drainage work
Tighter facial muscles and toned skin
A healthy glow from the improved circulation

Relief for headaches and stress can be enjoyed for up to 3 to 4 weeks.

The facials will never provide a permanent physical lift, but when employed regularly enough, fine lines and wrinkles can be substantially reduced and slowed from developing.

Can I wear make-up afterwards?

Yes. To ensure you gain maximum benefit from a treatment however, I recommend avoiding alcohol and caffeine for up to 24 hrs and making time to relax.

Clients enjoy the treatment when they have no major plans to head to directly after to fully benefit from the mental/physical relaxation after treatment.

Only natural oils are used on the face. The massage techniques exfoliate and remove dead skin cells which leaves the skin glowing when the blood circulation is increased.

Is it suitable if I've had Botox or fillers?

Botox: It is advisable to avoid direct facial massage for up to three weeks after Botox. This allows enough time to reach those nerves being targeted. Applying pressure or manipulating these areas too soon may also cause irritation or bruising.

Botox and massage work in very different ways. Massage releases the muscles which are causing us lines when contracted. Botox blocks the nerves from contracting and tightening the muscles in the first place. Repeated Botox can, over time, make the muscle thinner and weaker due to this reduced use.

Fillers: For dermal fillers, the general advice is to avoid direct massage over the treated area for a minimum 2 weeks. Firm pressure or manipulation could potentially affect the placement of the filler, especially before the initial swelling has settled.

However, recommendations can vary depending on the type of filler used, the area treated and how recently the procedure was performed. Some products have specific aftercare instructions that include gentle massage.

It’s therefore best to follow the guidance of your aesthetic practitioner and check with them before booking a Lift Facial Massage.

Is there anyone who shouldn't have it?

This treatment is best avoided:

Post surgery to the neck and face – for up to 6 months. GP /Consultant letter required
Within first 3 months of pregnancy
If experiencing severe acne
If the skin is bruised, cut or infected in any way