Sculptural Face Lifting is a structural facial massage focused on intensive muscle work, not a traditional skincare facial.

This treatment follows the original Sculptural Face Lifting ™  method developed by Yakov Gershkovich and is performed entirely by hand using both external and intraoral techniques.

The primary focus is releasing deep facial tension, restoring muscle tone, and supporting visible lifting and structural balance.

A light cleanse and finishing oil are included as part of the opening and closing ritual, but this treatment does not include exfoliation, masks, or corrective skincare steps.

• This treatment is excluded from all VIP program discounts

Visible lift, a reshaped looking jaw, and the release of tension you have been carrying for years. This works the muscle and structure of your face, not the skin on top of it.

It follows the original method developed by Yakov Gershkovich and is performed entirely by hand, using both external and internal techniques. Your practitioner, Danielle, trained through Abi Maeve, an accredited teacher of the method.

The session moves through three phases: lymphatic and spinal release, full facial muscle sculpting, and intraoral jaw work, meaning some of the work happens inside the mouth.

Please know what this is not. It is not a relaxation facial and it is not a skincare treatment. There is no cleansing routine and no mask. It is focused, physical work.

What customers report is visible lift, a reshaped looking jaw and cheek line, and release of tension they had been holding for years. Results are strongest across a series: three sessions two to four weeks apart, then maintenance every four to six weeks.

Your practitioner starts with lymphatic and spinal release, working the neck and upper back before going anywhere near your face. The structure below has to move first.

From there the work moves into full facial muscle sculpting. This is firmer and more deliberate than a massage, and it is normal to feel the difference between this and a facial.

The final phase is intraoral, meaning your practitioner works inside the mouth using a gloved hand, to reach the jaw muscles that cannot be reached any other way. She will explain it fully before she begins, and you can stop at any point.

Afterward she will talk through what she found and suggest a rhythm. Most people book single sessions to start, but this method is built to work across a series.