Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Baccal Facial Massage - 90 Min.

Your session begins with a consultation and gentle cleansing. Therapists perform external lymphatic strokes, focused buccal (intraoral) techniques, and neck drainage to encourage fluid movement, followed by calming finish and aftercare advice to maximize detox and contouring benefits.

Yes, it is generally safe for sensitive skin when performed by trained therapists. Pressure is adjusted, products chosen for sensitivity, and techniques modified. Avoid treatment with active infections, open wounds, or recent procedures until cleared by a professional.

Many clients notice immediate reduction in puffiness and a lifted feeling. Optimal outcomes often require a series of sessions, with cumulative improvement in tone, drainage, and skin clarity over several weeks.

Expect a relaxing ninety-minute experience including consultation, cleansing, external and intraoral massage, targeted neck and shoulder work, and a gentle finish. Sensations range from mild pressure to soothing release; slight tenderness can occur but pain is uncommon.

Contraindications include active infections, open wounds, recent facial surgery, severe acne, blood clots, or uncontrolled medical conditions. Inform us of pregnancy, autoimmune issues, or cancer; medical clearance may be required before treatment.

Frequency depends on goals: many start with weekly or biweekly sessions for four to six visits, then switch to monthly maintenance. Your therapist will customize a plan based on skin condition, recovery needs, and desired results.