Absolutely not, in fact most clients find the treatment incredibly relaxing.

You will see positive results after your first treatment, with the best results around 2-3 days after your treatment. In cases of fluid retention or swelling, relaxation of fine lines around the eyes and mouth results are immediate.

Buccal therapy goes very well with other beauty modalities. It is best to book your Buccal therapy 2 weeks after Botox and 4 weeks after fillers. This is to make sure your injectibles are not moved during treatment.

The short answer is NO. There are many moves in the massage that can interfere with the bodies natural reflexes, and as a professional, i do not want to cause any harm to mother or baby. But certainly, after birth of bubs, a buccal massage, i'm sure, would be highly appreciated.

It very much depends on what you are wanting to achieve. Some clients like to have the treatment before special events, as the relaxation of buccal helps to minimise fine lines and wrinkles. Some clients use these treatments in time of stress to help alleviate tension headaches, teeth grinding and jaw issues. Some clients like to help slim their facial appearance and sculpt their jaw. Some also just love a purely indulgent moment to themselves. For ongoing benefits a series of 6-8 treatments weekly or fortnightly is idea