Facial fascia massage is a gentle, non-invasive technique that targets the fascia—the thin layer of connective tissue beneath the skin that supports facial muscles and structures. Over time, stress, tension, repetitive expressions, and even gravity can cause this fascia to become tight or restricted, contributing to puffiness, fine lines, muscle tension, and a dull complexion.

This specialised massage works to release those restrictions using slow, intentional movements that may include gentle stretching, lifting, and gliding along the natural lines of the face. The goal is to improve circulation, encourage lymphatic drainage, and restore the fascia’s natural elasticity and glide.

Benefits of facial fascia massage include:

• Reduced tension in the jaw, forehead, and facial muscles
• A more lifted, sculpted appearance
• Improved skin tone and glow
• Enhanced absorption of skincare products
• Natural support for anti-ageing and relaxation

Facial fascia massage can be a standalone treatment or part of a holistic facial, and it’s suitable for all skin types. It provides both aesthetic and therapeutic benefits, making it a favourite among those seeking a refreshed, revitalised look without invasive procedures.

Laser Skin Clinics specialise in aesthetics and laser treatments. We are fully insured, CPD registered and registered with the City Council. We hold full qualifications to include core of knowledge and advanced laser training qualifications in all aspects of tattoo and hair removal and level 4 VTCT qualification in laser and IPL. Along with level 4 IISHCA and IQ in advanced skin science and clinical aesthetics which includes cosmetic injections, chemical peeling, dermarollering, micro needling, skin tags, milia, seborrheic warts and hyperplasia, benign nevi, fibrous pustules and more.

Dr Sangeeta Scotton MBBS, MRCP (UK), BSc, MSc) is part of our team, an appointed NHS consultant, with 12 years of medical experience, and is is passionate about delivering high quality aesthetic treatments in a safe environment. She has undertaken further training in aesthetics through courses at the Royal Society of Medicine, and is also proficient in using botox for wider indications such as migraines