Japanese Facial Massage

A person receiving a facial massage in a spa setting, lying on a massage table with a white towel, and their eyes closed.

The facial massage I perform at Mirla Skincare incorporates a delightful blend of traditional Japanese massage techniques, with a special emphasis on the art of shiatsu. By incorporating light, rapid, and percussive movements, this facial massage technique works with your skin by enhancing circulation, improving muscle tone, boosting hydration, and facilitating lymphatic drainage for both your neck and face. These unique techniques not only benefit your skin, but they also have a profoundly calming effect on your entire body, inducing a state of deep relaxation. In fact, with regular massage treatments, numerous studies have shown an impressive average decrease of 31% in cortisol levels, helping you achieve a greater sense of overall well-being.

“In addition to providing mental satisfaction, relaxation, and improvements in skin texture, beauty treatments such as facial massage also result in morphological changes in the face, such as improvements in facial sagging and lifting effects on the cheeks. The soft tissues, including the superficial musculoaponeurotic system and subcutaneous adipose tissue, are distributed subcutaneously. Facial Massage may change their morphology.”

Itsuko Okuda et al., “Objective Analysis of Effectiveness of Facial Massage Using Breakthrough Computed Tomographic Technology: A Preliminary Pilot Study,” Skin Research & Technology 28, no 3 (May 2022)

A person receiving a facial massage in a spa or clinical setting.
A person receiving a massage or facial treatment on their face and head, with hands applying pressure.
Person receiving a massage on the neck and shoulders while lying down with eyes closed
A person receiving a facial treatment, lying down with eyes closed, with a facial massage by a therapist in a spa setting.
A person receiving a facial massage or treatment, with a towel wrapped around their head and eyes closed.