Pre-training is available to you even before the course starts. 1. Diagnostics is the most important stage before the massage procedure. You will understand how important it is to conduct diagnostics correctly and what results you can achieve only thanks to it.

1. We will diagnose the most problematic areas:

• Face oval
• Nasolabial folds
• Drooping eyelid and nasolacrimal groove
• Double chin

2 . How can natural rejuvenation specialists earn money? Let's talk about additional types of earnings that you can implement into your work.

Understanding aging on a physical, psychosomatic and chemical level is the key to the success of a natural rejuvenation specialist.


Theory:

• The main causes of wrinkles
• Techniques for detecting age-related changes
• Layered anatomical analysis of the skull bones
• The impact of stress on our body and how the emotional state is directly related to wrinkles (the aging process)
• Old age from a medical point of view and at what age does it begin
• The influence of bite on the formation of wrinkles

Practice:

• Mewing technique (technique for natural bite correction)
• Techniques for strengthening the tongue muscles and developing the skill of placing the tongue in the correct position (a nice bonus - improved diction)

What you will be able to do after the first lecture:

• Prolong youth with massage
• Block age-related changes at the bone level (and neither plastic surgery nor injection cosmetology can do this)
• Use techniques that give instant visual results
• Prevent and slow down bone deformity
• Preventing Aging with Psychosomatics
• Determine the relationship between experienced emotions and the formation of wrinkles, as well as the influence of emotional blocks on the whole body

The relationship between the face and the body - how the body is connected. Why it is impossible to ignore work with the body and hope for a high-quality rejuvenating effect on the face.


Theory:

• Main bones of the skull, cranial sutures and interesting facts about fontanelles
• How does the aging process occur at the bone level and how can it be influenced?
• Facial diagnostics at the bone level
• Age-related changes at the bone level
• Causes of facial and body asymmetry

Practice:

• Conducting diagnostics of the face and body and identifying the relationship between them

What you will be able to do after the second lecture:

• Conduct diagnostics of the face and body at the bone level
• You will be able to distinguish between levels of asymmetry (asymmetry of the face only, or is it a consequence of body asymmetry)
• Determine the source of asymmetry on the face and body
• Use clinical and diagnostic thinking to comprehensively examine the face and body

The neck is the key to the beauty and youth of the face. It is the condition of the muscles and fascia of the neck that determines the beautiful oval of the face and the clear contour of the angle of youth.

Theory:

• The main muscles of the neck and their function (visual)
• The relationship between the neck and face, and the body and face
• A scientific approach to rejuvenation
• Muscle tone
• Causes of gravitational changes
• How to shape the angle of the lower jaw and a beautiful oval face
• How to determine the condition of the skin on the neck

Practice:

• Diagnostics of the tone of the sternocleidomastoid muscle (to create a clear contour of the angle of the jaw - the "angle of youth")
• Techniques to relieve tension in the neck muscles to improve blood flow to the face and brain
• Techniques to relieve tension from the most tense muscles - trapezius
• Exercises for neck rejuvenation: myofascial technique for working on the fastest aging area - the front of the neck and décolleté

What you will be able to do after the third lecture:

• Relieve tension in the chewing muscle (causes headaches, teeth grinding and the appearance of nasolabial folds)
• Relax the neck muscles and normalize blood circulation (relieves tension, pain, burning, improves the inflow and outflow of blood and lymph - the first step to getting rid of swelling)
• Relieve headaches, neck pain, dizziness, tinnitus.
• Work with tightly clenched jaws - bruxism / mouth guard will no longer be needed after regular exercise

One of the most common requests that clients address to a specialist. Only diagnostics of the root causes will help to choose a technique that is guaranteed to solve the problem of the appearance of a double chin.


Theory:

• The muscles involved in the formation of the oral floor and their functions are the framework
• Diaphragms in the human body (yes, there is more than one) and what is the relationship between them in the body
• Types of Double Chin and How They Differ

Practice:

• Exercises to strengthen the submandibular region (face fitness)
• Exercise for working out the crease under the chin (deep tissue technique)
• Diagnosis of the condition of the muscles of the oral floor

What you will be able to do after the fourth lecture:

• Conduct diagnostics and determine the true cause of the appearance of a double chin
• Understand the types of double chin and, based on this, select massage techniques /
• By mastering diagnostics before massage, you will learn to determine in which cases massage is indicated (and which massage technique), and when it is worth contacting only a plastic surgeon
• Determine the tone of the muscles of the oral floor

The muscles of the skull have a direct impact on the condition of the face, so it is necessary to massage not only the face but also the space around it.

Theory:

• Major muscles of the skull (masticatory, temporal, parotid, lateral, medial and pterygoid)
• And why they play a key role in preparing the face for massage
• Face lifting and reasons why the desired lifting effect is not achieved when performing standard face modeling techniques
• Fascia and its role in rejuvenation (anatomy facts that became known only in the 21st century)

Practice:

• Technique for relaxing the masticatory muscles (deep tissue technique)
• Temporalis muscle release technique (myofascial technique)
• Parotid Muscle Relaxation Technique
• Anterior Parotid Muscle Relaxation Technique

What you will be able to do after the fifth lecture:

• Learn to see the influence of muscles around the face on the formation of wrinkles on the face
• Achieve a lifting effect even before working with the face (at the stage of working on the muscles around the face)
• Convey to clients the importance of developing this region
• Conduct a diagnosis of the tone of these muscles in order to know exactly how to work them so as not to harm, but to rejuvenate

Understanding the anatomy of facial muscles is the first step to choosing a technique that guarantees results.

Theory:

• Anatomy of facial muscles "from medical to ordinary language"
• Manifestation of tension in the facial muscles
• Zygomatic muscles, muscles of the mouth, cheeks, nose, proud. Muscles that determine the position of the eyebrows
• The connection between facial wrinkles and emotions
• Muscular type of aging. How it manifests itself

Practice:

• Lifting test for nasolabial fold opening
• Exercises to determine the tone of the zygomatic muscles
• Buccal technique for relieving tension (we will get rid of purse-string wrinkles around the lips and, with the help of massage, enlarge the lips, working on the orbicularis oris muscle and relieving tension from it)
• Buccal technique (will lift the corners of the mouth and relieve tension from the chin area)

What you will be able to do after the sixth and seventh lectures:

• Work on the deep layers when wrinkles appear
• Determine the degree of tension in the forehead and select the technique accordingly
• Conduct a full facial diagnosis from a photograph and determine the cause of the formation of each facial wrinkle, even from a photograph learn to determine the tone of facial muscles
• Smooth out wrinkles and consolidate the effect
• Determine the cause of the formation of an overhanging eyelid, and most importantly, even before a massage session, thanks to diagnostics, know in which cases massage will help get rid of an overhanging eyelid, and when blepharoplasty is indicated
• Determine the cause of the formation of the nasolabial fold and, as a result, select an effective massage technique (and not just guess)
• Lift the corners of the lips, work on wrinkles around the lips and naturally enlarge the lips
• Work on the forehead and get rid of wrinkles on the forehead and in the area between the eyebrows

Studying the SMAS

Theory level:

• The structure of the SMAS. What is it and why is there not a word about it in any anatomical atlas
• Fatty bags on the face, what they are, why are Bish's lumps needed
• Retaining ligaments on the face. Where are they, what are they for? Why is it important for a massage therapist to know them? Can massage cause harm?

• What anatomical structures pull the face down and lead to gravitational aging?

Practice:

1. Exercises for working out the "anchor" zones of the body and face for the purpose of lifting and opening the face:

• Exercises for working out the subcutaneous muscle of the neck (relieving tension and getting rid of horizontal wrinkles on the neck - rings of Venus)

• Exercises for working with the ear and temple area (we work on anatomically important zones that prevent the opening and lifting of the face). If you do not work on them, there will be no cool and prolonged lifting effect.

1. Lifting - facial exercises

What you will be able to do after the eighth lecture:

• Work professionally on the lifting effect thanks to understanding the stages of work (first work on the anchors, and then move on to the face)
• Restore a clear facial contour
• Highlight your cheekbones without plastic surgery
• Smoothing the neck

Getting to know the lymphatic system. Why swelling occurs and how to get rid of it. What in the body blocks the flow of lymph? Revealing all the secrets


Theory:

• The lymphatic system (what is lymph, what it is formed from, in which layers it flows and in what direction it moves - all this information is necessary for understanding and performing competent lymphatic drainage
• Lymph nodes. Where they are located and what function they perform. What does enlarged lymph nodes indicate?
• The principle of lymphatic drainage technique
• Factors Affecting the Occurrence of Edema

Practice:

• Lymphatic drainage massage technique.
• Why is proper lymphatic drainage performed slowly and superficially?
• What does lymphatic drainage consist of? What is lymph node pumping and in what sequence should it be performed?
• How often can you do lymphatic drainage without causing harm?

What you will be able to do after the ninth lecture:

• Perform lymphatic drainage correctly to avoid swelling in clients after a massage session
• Use lymphatic drainage techniques to relieve existing swelling
• Feel the degree of pressure when performing the technique and the required speed of execution (according to students' feedback, most have done lymphatic drainage techniques before, but, as it turned out after this lesson, they did it incorrectly)

Understanding the circulatory and innervation systems allows us to work safely and without harming clients with chronic diseases of the cardiovascular and nervous systems.

Theory:

• The circulatory system of the neck and head area. How the neck muscles affect the blood circulation of the face, brain and skin
• Nervous system. We get acquainted with cranial muscles, learn how their disorder manifests itself. We study the innervation of the face.
• How to work with clients after neuritis and neuralgia. What are the features when working with them, when can you start massage so as not to provoke an exacerbation or worsening of the condition (I tell from the position of a neurologist)

Practice:

• Venous drainage technique and indications for it, what is the fundamental difference between facial lymphatic drainage and venous drainage technique
• Venous squeezing of the face-neck area
• We practice diagnosing the client's cranial nerves and interpreting the results

What you will be able to do after the tenth and eleventh lectures:

• Work competently and safely with clients with chronic diseases after suffering neuritis and neuralgia / learn what not to do with clients with trigeminal neuralgia in the past
• Combine venous squeezing with lymphatic drainage

Understanding skin types and the ability to influence the skin condition in different ways directly affects the visual effect after the procedure.

Theory:

• Let's get acquainted with the structure of the skin
• Find out why pigment spots appear even when using SPF protection
• Collagen and elastin. What is it? And at what level of the skin is it located. How to stimulate collagen production. Why collagen supplements do not have the promised effect on skin condition
• Signs of age-related changes in the skin
• What is skin turgor and tone?
• Skin types and features of working with each of them
• Fine-wrinkle type of aging. How it manifests itself, how to work with it, what recommendations to give

Practice:

• Study of the skin turgor test
• Exercises to restore skin elasticity using the Gua Sha technique
• Additional massage techniques to restore skin elasticity

What you will be able to do after the twelfth lecture:

• Keep the client's skin looking young and healthy
• Proper care for different skin types
• Work with each skin type correctly to avoid harm
• Correct age-related skin changes
• Restore skin elasticity, tone and strengthen it correctly
• Select massage techniques for the fine-wrinkle type of aging

Face fitness is a technique that has the most controversial reviews, but when used correctly, it works wonders. Get ready to become real wizards in the world of natural rejuvenation)))

Theory:

• Face fitness from a medical point of view (through diagnostics)
• Subtleties of correct execution of techniques
• Contraindications for face fitness
• The principle of facial gymnastics
• Basic laws of "safety engineering"
• Why do many people experience an anti-effect after FF?
• What are neural connections? And why most people can't activate the right muscles

Practice:

• Exercise to strengthen the frontal abdomen
• Exercise to strengthen the zygomatic muscles
• Exercise to strengthen the muscles of the oral floor
• Exercise to strengthen the eyelid part
• Exercise to strengthen the orbicularis oculi muscle

What you will be able to do after the lecture:

• Engage the necessary "sleeping" muscles, rather than creating additional creases on the face
• Combine massage and face fitness, combine FF and tapes
• Determine whether FF is suitable for a particular client
• Selectively approach the list of exercises and, after conducting an individual diagnosis, use only those exercises that are clearly indicated for the client

According to statistics, every third client has undergone some hardware and cosmetic procedures. Knowledge of the specifics of working with such people will give confidence and help not to harm the client.

Theory:

• Botulinum toxin and massage
• How to combine hardware and injection cosmetology with massage (lipotitics, fillers, threads, mesotherapy and biorevitalization)
• Laser rejuvenation: options for its implementation, how the technique works, types of lasers (CO2 laser, Rb laser)
• Smas-lifting: how it works, consequences, combination with massage
• Face Fitness after injections and contour plastic surgery

Practice:

• Exercises to disperse botulinum toxin, fillers
• Homework for a client who has a request - remove the effect
• Working with a client after complications from botulinum toxin
• Working with the client to speed up the removal of fillers

What you will be able to do after the lecture:

• Working with hypotrophied muscles after multiple injections of botulinum toxin
• Remove asymmetry after Botox with massage
• Understand who should be denied a massage in order to avoid complications
• Determine whether there have been previous injections, even if the client does not mention it
• Increase and restore facial muscle tone after injections
• Improve microcirculation, which promotes the production of collagen and elastin

Botulinum toxin and massage


How to combine hardware and injection cosmetology with massage (lipotytics, fillers, threads, mesotherapy and biorevitalization)


Laser rejuvenation: options for its implementation, how the technique works, types of lasers (CO2 laser, Rb laser)


Smas-lifting: how it works, consequences, combination with massage


Face Fitness after injections and contour plastics


Exercises to accelerate botulinum toxin, fillers


Homework for a client who has a request - to remove the effect


Working with a client after complications of botulinum toxin


Working with a client to speed up the removal of fillers


Working with hypotrophied muscles after multiple injections of botulinum toxin


Remove asymmetry after Botox with massage


Understand who should be denied a massage in order not to cause complications


Determine whether there were previous injections, even if the client does not say so


Increase and restore facial muscle tone after injections


Improve microcirculation, which promotes the production of collagen and elastin

Weekly live broadcasts with a lecturer are available for all tariffs.

They are intended for a more in-depth analysis of the studied material. During them, we summarize the results, you ask questions , and practice . You also learn how to conduct consultations and create online programs.

Students note: online meetings are nothing more than another full-fledged course module.