Buccal massage, or intraoral massage, is a specialized technique focusing on the facial muscles, particularly those involved in chewing. It’s a holistic approach that can be especially beneficial for both aesthetic and therapeutic purposes. 

• Technique: Buccal massage involves the manual manipulation of the muscles both outside and inside the mouth. This method allows for deeper access to the facial muscles, which can lead to more effective results.
• Aesthetic Benefits: Often referred to as a "non-surgical facelift," buccal massage can help to lift and tone the facial muscles, giving the skin a firmer, more youthful appearance. Regular sessions can enhance muscle definition and improve overall facial contour.

• Therapeutic Benefits:
  • TMJ Massage: A specific type of buccal massage, TMJ (temporomandibular joint) massage, is targeted at individuals who suffer from jaw pain, teeth grinding (bruxism), or facial tension. This technique helps to alleviate pain, reduce tension, and improve jaw function by working directly on the muscles that control the jaw.
  • Stress Relief: Buccal massage can also aid in releasing built-up tension in the facial muscles, promoting relaxation and reducing symptoms associated with stress.

Comprehensive Evaluation:

Visual and Manual Assessment: Examine the body's alignment, including bone-muscular structures, lymphatic system, visceral organs in the abdominal cavity, and the diaphragm.

Breathing Pattern Analysis: Assess and, if necessary, retrain breathing patterns to promote natural lymphatic drainage.

Manual Correction Techniques:

Body Misalignment Correction: Utilizes myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, massage techniques, and scar improvement practices.

Additional Methods: Incorporates Gua Sha and Chinese cupping to support the realignment process.

Non-Invasive Structural Body Sculpting (SBS) frequency:

Initial Session: Combination of SBS with Myofascial Face Lifting to enhance the effectiveness and longevity of the treatment is recommended.

Follow-Up Sessions: Usage of selected elements of SBS as needed.

Scar Reduction Protocol  helps to break down fibrous tissue that can form around a scar and deep in tissues, promoting better healing and reducing discomfort. Scar Reduction includes specific massage techniques, myofacial release,  lymphatic drainage, Gua Sha and Cupping.

• Minimizes Scar Appearance: Regular massage can help to soften and flatten the scar tissue, making the scar less noticeable over time.
• Improves Tissue Flexibility: By breaking down the dense collagen fibers that form scars, massage improves the flexibility and movement of the skin and underlying tissues.
• Reduces Discomfort: Scar tissue can cause pain, itching, and discomfort. Massage helps to alleviate these symptoms by promoting circulation and reducing tension in the surrounding tissues.
• Prevents Adhesions: Regular massage can prevent the formation of adhesions, which are bands of scar tissue that can bind tissues together abnormally, leading to restricted movement.