Reconstructive facial massage is a manual technique of tissue restoration based on deep theoretical knowledge. The advantage of this technique is that it stimulates the body's regeneration resources, working out all facial structures from the bones of the skull to the skin, deeply affecting muscle, fascia, aponeurotic and subcutaneous fat structures.
In the concept of reconstructive multi-layer lifting, it is first necessary to remove all "clings" of tissues, both with each other and with the bones of the skull. Later, it is necessary to restore the mobility and microcirculation of the deep muscle-aponeurotic system, otherwise attempts to return the tissues "in place" will be ineffective, and the results achieved will be short-lived.
