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Facial Gua Sha

Slow, intentional facial massage to ease jaw tension and encourage a refreshed, rested look.

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The Anchor Flow approach

Slow, intentional facial massage to ease jaw tension and encourage a refreshed, rested look.

Facial gua sha uses a smooth stone tool and generous slip to glide along the face, scalp, neck and upper shoulders. Pressure is light and tailored to the sensitivity of facial tissue.

The treatment is especially suited to people who carry tension in the jaw or brow, want a needle-free facial ritual or would like hands-on instruction for a safer home practice.

Good care starts with fit. An appointment can help you decide whether this service—or another kind of support—is the right next step.
What to know

Clear expectations,
before you arrive.

People often explore it for

  • Jaw, brow and scalp tension
  • Temporary puffiness
  • Relaxation and body awareness
  • A gentle complement to facial acupuncture
  • Needle-free facial care
  • Learning a simple at-home technique

What your visit may include

  • Your skin and recent procedures are reviewed before cleansing.
  • A skin-compatible oil or balm provides slip while the tool moves in slow, supported strokes.
  • The neck, shoulders and scalp may be included to address connected tension patterns.
  • You leave with simple guidance on pressure, frequency and tool hygiene.

Safety & screening

Avoid facial gua sha over active infection, open lesions, inflamed acne, sunburn or immediately after injectables, fillers, laser treatments or surgery. Mild temporary redness can occur.

This page is educational and does not provide a diagnosis or individualized medical advice.

Self-pay + superbills

Facial gua sha is a self-pay wellness and cosmetic service and is not submitted to insurance.

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Your care plan

Designed around
your response.

Your recommendation will be specific, transparent and revisited as your symptoms, goals and progress change.

1

Connect

Book your first appointment. Share your goals and questions.

2

Begin

Your first visit creates a fuller picture and an initial plan, with consent at every step.

3

Refine

We track what changes, adjust the plan and help you understand what comes next.

Ready when you are

Let’s find the right place to begin.

Tell Rupali what is bringing you in and ask anything that would help you feel comfortable taking the next step.

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