Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about ADD ON Gua Sha Face Massage 15min.

Yes—generally gentle enough for sensitive skin when performed with light pressure and suitable oils. We perform a brief skin assessment, adjust technique, and recommend a patch test if you have reactive skin, rosacea flare-ups, or open wounds.

Many clients notice immediate brightness and reduced puffiness after one session; cumulative lifting and contouring develop over several sessions, typically within two to six weeks with regular treatments, and consistent home care enhances results.

Absolutely—this 15-minute add-on pairs well with facials, peels, microcurrent, and extractions to enhance circulation and lymphatic drainage. Your therapist will recommend the best sequence to maximize benefits and avoid irritation when combined with active procedures.

We recommend weekly or biweekly sessions to build and maintain results; monthly maintenance can follow once desired lifting and clarity are achieved. Frequency depends on skin condition, goals, and tolerance—your therapist will create a personalized schedule.

Avoid gua sha if you have active infection, open wounds, severe acne cysts, blood clotting disorders, or recent facial surgery. Inform your therapist about medications and medical history so we can safely tailor the treatment or suggest alternatives.

You’ll feel gentle, rhythmic scraping movements and light pressure as we glide a warmed tool over your skin. Most clients experience immediate de-puffing and warmth; slight redness may occur but typically fades within an hour.