Buccal Massage

What is buccal massage

Buccal (intraoral) massage is an exclusive technique that affects the facial muscles not only from the outside, but also from the inside of the oral cavity. Using targeted movements, the therapist relaxes the chewing muscles, promotes circulation and lymph drainage, thereby achieving a visible “lifting” effect without invasive procedures. The treatment has not only aesthetic but also therapeutic effects – it helps relieve tension, pain in the jaw joints and symptoms of bruxism (teeth grinding).

Benefits

Release of deep tension in the jaw and facial muscles Immediate “fresh-lift” effect – enhanced contours and less swelling Activation of lymph and microcirculation for brighter skin Natural lifting without needles and devices A luxurious ritual performed by a trained IEM Spa therapist.

Treatment course

Consultation and diagnostics – the therapist will assess the tension in the face and neck. Warming up and lymphatic activation – relaxation of the shoulders, neck and cheeks. Intraoral part – gentle but deep massage of the muscles from inside the mouth (with gloves). Final care – moisturizing mask, recommended home ritual.

Results and treatment

Visible effect after the first visit – the skin looks fresh, the contours are firmed. Recommended treatment: 4–6 treatments at an interval of 1× per week. To maintain the effect, we recommend 1× per month.

Post-treatment care

After the massage, drink more water to support the lymphatic system. Slight tension in the jaws is normal and will subside within a few hours. Avoid alcohol and intense chewing on the day of treatment.