
Start buccal massage by gathering cleanser and makeup remover for gloss, selecting soft, latex-free gloves, and choosing skin-type appropriate massage creams; consider oil-based serums and microcurrent or PMS therapy combinations.
Proceed with buccal massage if you have botox or fillers. Wait two weeks for botox in the forehead or around the eyes, and a month for fillers; massage gently.
Learn how to combine buccal massage with other treatments, including as an add-on or before fillers or Botox. This approach relaxes muscles, improves product absorption, and plumps the skin.
Perform a 30-minute buccal massage, usually 15 minutes per side, with cleansing and gloves, then intraoral work. Schedule once a week, or twice weekly with 2–3 day gaps.
Practice buccal (inteoral) massage on the cheekbone, guiding movements from the inner eye corner down the jaw muscles with tongue inside the mouth and teeth gently together.
Learn to relax jaw muscles through slow circle movements, tongue engagement, and gentle knot release, using oil and gloves, with lifting the cheek and 2 to 3 repetition rounds.
Define the jaw line through buccal massage, using gentle circular movements between the thumb and index finger from center of the face toward the ear, lifting and defining saggy skin.
Perform buccal intraoral massage targeting the nasolabial folds with a lifting movement from the corner of the lip toward the nasal pressure point, similar to cheek techniques.
Apply oil during buccal massage on the other side, using small circles to relax jaw muscles, lift the cheek, and guide the tongue inside the mouth for definition.
Circle chin with movements from bottom to lips, using index fingers to target the muscle. Gently stretch the cheek and lip areas, release knots, and lift skin toward the eye.
Keep your fingers along the jaw line to touch and lift the facial muscles upward, with the thumb aiding the stretch, while the blood plasma is stretched as well.
Learn buccal (inteoral) massage techniques for the eye and nose areas, using gentle circle movements along the cheekbone and pressure points near the corner of the eye.
Perform a buccal massage focusing on the cheek, nose, eye, and lip regions, using tiny circle movements with the thumb, and gentle lifts of the eyebrows and jaw.
Perform a buccal massage on the upper lip using circle movements with the index finger and tongue, cover lip and corners, evaluate tension, relax, and use light holds to lift.
Guide through a full buccal (inteoral) massage sequence, targeting jaw muscles, cheeks, and lip areas with circular and lifting motions, pressure points, and gentle eye area work.
Buccal massage has become very popular thanks to Meghan Markle, the British lady, who made this technique famous all over the world.
Nowadays, every second girl is looking for specialists in buccal massage
Therefore, those who own this technique have long been a priority for customers.
The origins of this procedure begins in France.
In post-Soviet countries, speech therapists use this massage when they restore diction in children.
Dentists around the world are increasingly recommending buccal massage specialists to their clients, as spasm in the muscles provokes tooth abrasion, bruxism and poor circulation.
As you can see, this procedure is in demand and does not require large investments in devices, products, etc.
Having learned this massage, you will be able to fully receive clients, even without possessing other skills.
Work for yourself, or in the salon, any manager will be happy with such a specialist.
During the course you will learn:
How to release the tense of the muscles inside in the mouth
How to shape the jaw line
Lift the cheekbones by using interoral techniques
Improving nasolabial fold
Decreases the eye puffiness and dark circles
Massage techniques can be used to replace injection methods of rejuvenation and surgical interventions. Therapy is much safer, rarely provokes complications, if it is carried out by an experienced specialist. The cost of the procedure is much lower than that of surgical and injection methods of rejuvenation. Other positive sides:
1 restores the youth of each layer, increases turgor;
2 strongly affects the blood flow in the dermis and muscles, which contributes to the nutrition of each integument;
3 stimulates the formation of collagen and elastin fibers;
4 restores the health of each integument, eliminating the root cause of aging.
The technique works even those muscles that are most often left without load. The massage procedure helps to achieve the following effects:
stops muscle overstrain;
stimulates local blood flow;
accelerates the outflow of venous blood;
increases the regenerative function of the dermis;
aligns the face oval;
removes small and deep wrinkles, prevents aging;
tightens the skin;
reduces the thickness of subcutaneous fat;
improves the color of the face, eliminates rashes, redness, gray shades;
removes muscle contractures that appeared after a stroke, surgical operations.
Contraindications:
Congestion, active acne;
Open wounds;
High fever;
Recent botox or fillers (less then 14 days).