Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Gua Sha Stone Facial - 60 Mins.

Yes. We tailor pressure and techniques to protect delicate skin, using gentle strokes and soothing serums. Contraindications like open wounds, recent chemical peels, or severe rosacea may require avoidance—please disclose concerns at booking so your therapist can customize or recommend alternatives.

For immediate de-puffing and relaxation, monthly sessions are recommended. For lymphatic congestion or contouring goals, a series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart yields best cumulative results. Your therapist will suggest a personalized schedule.

Yes. It pairs well with light chemical exfoliation, LED therapy, or a facial massage. Some invasive procedures should be spaced apart—avoid combining with aggressive peels or microneedling within a recommended recovery window. Ask during booking for safe combos.

Mild temporary redness is common and should fade within hours. Bruising is uncommon when performed gently, but possible with fragile blood vessels or high pressure. Your therapist adjusts technique and pressure; notify them if you're on blood thinners or have clotting concerns.

You'll begin with a consultation, followed by cleansing and nourishing serums. The therapist uses warmed, polished stones with gentle sculpting strokes across the face, neck, and décolletage to promote drainage and lift. Treatment ends with moisturizer and sun protection advice.

Avoid heavy makeup, hot showers, and strenuous exercise for 24 hours to let lymphatic drainage continue. Stay hydrated, apply SPF, and use gentle skincare for the next day. Contact us if unusual tenderness, swelling, or prolonged redness occurs.