Frequently asked questions
FACIAL MASSAGE
What is facial massage good for?
It improves blood and lymph circulation, tones the skin, reduces puffiness and fine lines, and gives a healthy glow.
At what age can you start getting facial massages?
Generally from 25 for prevention, but earlier if you have puffiness, dull skin, or acne.
How many sessions are needed to see visible results?
You’ll notice a difference after 2–3 sessions. For lasting results: a course of 6–10 sessions, 1–2 times a week.
What are the contraindications for facial massage?
Active inflammation, herpes, couperose, infections, oncology, fresh scars or injuries.
Can I get a massage if I have couperose?
Classical massage is not recommended, but gentle or lymphatic drainage techniques can be used.
How long does the effect last?
After a full course, results last 1–2 months. Maintenance massage every 2–4 weeks is ideal.
What facial massage techniques are there?
Classical, lymphatic drainage, sculpting, buccal (inside the mouth), Japanese Kobido, gua sha, vacuum and more.
BODY MASSAGE
What are the benefits of body massage?
Relieves tension, improves blood and lymph flow, boosts metabolism, reduces swelling, relaxes the body, improves skin condition.
What’s the difference between relaxing and therapeutic massage?
Relaxing helps reduce stress and tension. Therapeutic focuses on muscle pain, spasms, posture correction, and mobility.
Is massage effective against cellulite?
Yes, especially when combined with proper diet and skincare. It stimulates lymph flow and improves skin tone.
Is massage effective against cellulite?
Yes, especially when combined with proper diet and skincare. It stimulates lymph flow and improves skin tone.
Is anti-cellulite massage painful?
It may be uncomfortable, especially at first. It should never be sharply painful — intensity is adjusted to your comfort.
How many anti-cellulite sessions are needed?
A typical course is 6–10 sessions every other day. Visible results often appear mid-course.
Are there any contraindications for body massage?
Yes: pregnancy (for some zones), varicose veins, oncology, infections, inflammation, fever, and some skin conditions.
Is massage allowed if I have osteochondrosis?
Yes, it helps relieve spasms, reduce pain, and improve mobility.
How to choose the right massage for yourself?
It depends on your goals: relaxation — go for a relaxing massage; pain — therapeutic; puffiness — lymphatic drainage. Best to consult a specialist.
SKINCARE & SPA TREATMENTS
What are SPA treatments and what are they for?
They include body wraps, scrubs, oil massages, aromatherapy — to relax, improve skin, and relieve stress.
What are the benefits of body wraps?
They improve skin tone, help reduce cellulite, detoxify, and nourish the skin.
What are the benefits of body wraps?
They improve skin tone, help reduce cellulite, detoxify, and nourish the skin.
How often should you get a facial cleansing?
Every 1–2 months. For oily/problem skin — more often; for dry/sensitive — less.
Is facial cleansing painful?
Manual cleansing may be uncomfortable. Modern methods (ultrasound, vacuum) are much gentler.
How to care for your skin after the treatments?
Avoid sun, skip aggressive products, and moisturize well. Follow your therapist’s recommendations.