Facial puffiness happens when fluid builds up in the tissues. It can be affected by things like salt, hormones, sleep, allergies, inflammation, medications, and other factors.

But your muscles and the way you move your face and neck matter too.

Tight jaw and temple muscles, restricted movement around the neck, and poor head and neck positioning can affect how the tissues move and how your face looks.

That’s where the Face Sculpting Method comes in.

We work with the muscles, breathing, posture, and specific massage techniques for the face and neck to help relax tension and encourage fluid movement through the tissues — helping reduce the appearance of puffiness and making your face look fresher and more defined.

Ready to stop waking up with a puffy face?

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