Buccal Massage

Buccal is an intra-oral facial massage that targets facial muscles from the inside out simultaneously.

Description

Buccal Massage is an innovative and effective solution for those who are experiencing jaw pain, discomfort, and headaches. This gentle, yet powerful massage technique targets the muscles of the cheeks and face, providing a relaxing and rejuvenating experience that promotes healing and wellness.

Buccal massage can have the positive side-effect of providing a ‘natural face lift’ due to improved circulation, skin texture, and muscle tone.

Symptoms Buccal Massage Can Help With

Results

Pain relief: Buccal massage can help to release tension in the muscles of the face and cheeks, which can reduce pain and discomfort associated with conditions such as TMJ and tension headaches.
Improved range of motion: By releasing tension in the muscles of the face and cheeks, Buccal massage can help to improve range of motion in the jaw, allowing for greater flexibility and ease of movement.
Increased circulation: Buccal massage can help to improve circulation in the face and cheeks, which can promote healing and reduce inflammation
Reduced wrinkles: By improving circulation, Buccal massage can also help to reduce wrinkles, leaving the face looking youthful and revitalized.
Stress relief: Buccal massage can be a relaxing and rejuvenating experience that can help to reduce stress and promote overall well-being.
Improves blood flow and lymphatic flow
Improves skin texture, muscle tone, and facial contour
Reduces swelling and dark circles under the eyes
Helps relieve psycho-emotional blockages
Reduces nasolabial folds and jowls

Pregnancy Safe?

Yes

Practitioners

Direct Billing Possible?

Yes, depends on circumstance

Locations Available

Contraindictions

There are certain situations where Buccal massage may not be appropriate or should be used with caution. Some contraindications to Buccal massage include:

Acute inflammation: Buccal massage should not be performed on areas of the face that are inflamed or swollen.
Skin conditions: Buccal massage should be avoided if the individual has any skin conditions, such as eczema or psoriasis, on the face or cheeks.
Bruising or swelling: Buccal massage should not be performed on areas of the face that are bruised or swollen.
Recent surgery: Buccal massage should be avoided for at least six weeks following any facial or jaw surgery.
Blood disorders: Buccal massage should be used with caution in individuals with blood disorders, as it may increase the risk of bleeding.
Certain Medications: Some medications such as blood thinners, should be avoided while having Buccal massage.
Pregnancy: Buccal massage should be avoided during the first trimester of pregnancy.

It’s important to consult with a healthcare professional before receiving a Buccal massage to determine if it is appropriate and safe for your individual situation.