LaGio Institute

My services

Myoplastic facial massage

Myoplastic facial massage is a unique technique that acts as a precise training for the muscles and fascia of the face, neck, and décolleté. After just a few sessions, it restores the skin’s natural firmness, reduces the depth of facial lines, and subtly reshapes the facial contour.
Beyond its aesthetic benefits, the massage supports tissue regeneration, slows the biological signs of aging, and can also be used as a stage in pre-plastic preparation and post-traumatic rehabilitation, supporting soft tissues in faster recovery.
The procedure is performed according to the standards of the world-renowned school of Dr. Sergey Shchurevich, an expert in manual facial work, ensuring the precision and safety of every movement.

Why is it worth going for a myoplastic facial massage?

Myoplastic massage is a targeted approach to correcting age-related and degenerative changes in the soft tissues of the face, neck, and décolleté. The massage primarily focuses on the muscular corset of the face and neck. The aim of the techniques is to restore muscle tone and turgor (saturation) of the surrounding tissues, restoring proper blood circulation and nerve trophism. The massage technique is based on deep kneading of the muscles, performed at a rapid pace and in appropriate lifting directions.

The most important effect of this facial massage is a pronounced lifting effect, smoothing and firming the facial contour, reducing wrinkle depth, and improving skin tone and tissue nourishment. In tissue rehabilitation following injuries or plastic surgery, this method effectively contributes to rapid tissue regeneration and detoxification, reducing fibrosis, and shortening recovery time. The eyelid lifting program, which is part of the facial massage, reduces expression lines and enhances skin regeneration, especially in areas of high facial activity. This treatment focuses on correcting wrinkle depth, restoring skin activity and elasticity, and addressing drooping eyelids. The lifting massage of the eyelids and forehead occurs at the level of the superficial muscular-aponeurotic system (SMAS) at an intensive pace. It creates a neuroreflexive toning effect on muscle tissue, eliminates facial tightening, supports the eyebrow line, and significantly evens out skin relief.

Effects:

Indications:

Contraindications to the procedure:

Scroll to Top