Simple Gua Sha massage can be an excellent alternative to professional cosmetic treatments, such as Botox injections and hyaluronic acid fillers. This technique leaves your skin looking radiant and refreshed, helping to preserve its youthfulness and health by reducing puffiness and smoothing out wrinkles.
With the Pari Satiss Gua Sha tool, you can restore well-defined facial contours, smooth frown lines and nasolabial folds, and reduce under-eye bags and swelling. The mechanical stimulation of your skin and reflex points provides a lasting lifting effect, relaxes facial muscles, and enhances skin nourishment.
Check out easy-to-follow video tutorials by Natalia Dichkovska.
When Should You Avoid Gua Sha Massage?
Gua Sha should be avoided if you have:
- Acute viral or infectious illnesses
- Worsening conditions like tonsillitis, tracheitis, or laryngitis
- Active inflammatory acne
- Systemic couperosis
- Acute facial nerve neuropathy
- Acute or exacerbated trigeminal neuralgia
- Herpes outbreaks, shingles, or chickenpox
- Benign or malignant tumors
- Numerous moles or papillomas in the treated area (these should be avoided during massage)
Always listen to your body and consult a specialist if you’re unsure whether Gua Sha is suitable for you!
