Machine Facial
Massage
Machine Facial Massage at Evolution Aesthetics is a device-led lymphatic drainage, lifting, and skin-tightening treatment for the face only. We perform Endospheres Machine Face Massage on the Endospheres device to target puffiness, jawline contour, and dull skin tone. The method reduces swelling and improves circulation, giving you a fresher look right after the session. With a course, it can improve firmness and facial definition by supporting collagen activity and better fluid balance. It is non-invasive, comfortable, and requires no downtime, so it is easy to fit into a busy week. We customise intensity and focus areas for cheeks, jawline, and around the eyes to match your goals.
Instant de‑puffing today, firmer tone with a full course
Fast de‑puffing and contouring
Lymphatic drainage reduces swelling in cheeks and under eyes in one session, refining facial lines.
Gradual lifting and tighter look
Repeated sessions support collagen activity and tissue tone, improving firmness over several weeks.
Needle‑free and non‑invasive
The device works on the skin surface, so there are no injections or incisions.
Precise work on jawline and eye area
An ergonomic handpiece targets common stagnation zones to reduce puffiness where it shows most.
No downtime, easy to schedule
Return to normal activities right after a 30–45 minute session.
Works in any season
This method is not photosensitive, so treatments can be continued year‑round with daily SPF.
Before and after
Microvibration compression boosts lymph flow and skin tone
Endospheres Machine Face Massage uses compressive microvibration delivered through a handpiece with multiple rotating spheres. As the cylinder spins, it creates rhythmic mechanical pressure and low‑frequency microvibrations that produce a pumping effect in superficial tissues. This helps move interstitial fluid toward lymph nodes, reducing facial edema and congestion. The repeated mechanical stimulus also improves microcirculation, supporting better oxygen and nutrient delivery while removing metabolic by‑products. On a cellular level, gentle mechanical stress engages mechanoreceptors and stimulates fibroblasts, which can encourage collagen and elastin synthesis over time. Unlike lasers or radiofrequency, the effect is purely mechanical—no thermal energy is used—making it suitable for treating the face, including cheeks, jawline, and the periorbital area. Intensity, frequency, and direction of movement are adjusted by the practitioner to match your skin condition and goals.Contraindications
This treatment may not be appropriate in some medical situations. Please share your health history during consultation so we can tailor or postpone the procedure if needed.
- Active skin infection, cold sores (herpes), or open wounds in the treatment area
- Severe inflammatory acne or a rosacea flare with fragile capillaries
- Recent facial surgery, threads, deep peels, or trauma (typically within 4–6 weeks)
- Recent dermal fillers or toxin in the area (usually wait 10–14 days or per practitioner advice)
- Bleeding disorders or current use of strong anticoagulants
- Uncontrolled hypertension or significant cardiovascular conditions
- Neurological disorders with reduced facial sensation
- Active cancer or ongoing chemotherapy/radiotherapy
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding (treatment only after medical approval)
- Metal implants or electronic devices in the treatment area
Visible de‑puffing after 1 visit; longer‑lasting tone with 6–12 sessions
A typical course is 6–12 sessions, performed 1–2 times per week depending on puffiness, skin laxity, and your goals. Most clients notice de‑puffing and a fresher tone after the first visit; early results usually last 24–72 hours and extend with each session. Firmness and contour improvements build progressively from around the 4th–6th session and consolidate by the end of the course. For maintenance, plan a session every 3–4 weeks, or as recommended by your practitioner. Each appointment takes about 30–45 minutes for the full face, including the jawline and eye area. Before your visit: come well hydrated, limit alcohol and salty foods for 24 hours, avoid harsh exfoliants or strong retinoids on the day, and remove makeup. After your visit: drink water to support lymphatic clearance, keep skincare gentle, avoid intense heat (sauna/steam), vigorous workouts, or deep facial massage for 24 hours, and use daily SPF. Related treatments that pair well with this procedure include HydraFacial, LED Light Therapy, Radiofrequency Skin Tightening, Microneedling, and Soprano Titanium laser hair removal for facial hair.What goes well with Machine Facial Massage?
- Hydrafacial for Face or BackGet this on the same day or a day before your massage. Hydrafacial clears pores, removes buildup, and floods skin with antioxidants and hydration. Clean, well-hydrated skin lets the massage heads glide evenly, boosts lymph drainage, reduces congestion, and makes the glow last longer.
- Needle-Free Mesotherapy for FaceSchedule mesotherapy right after the massage when blood flow and lymph movement are high. The actives absorb more evenly and reach deeper. Expect better hydration, smoother fine lines, and longer-lasting plumpness. This combo keeps dullness away between massage sessions.
- LED TherapyLED calms redness and supports cell energy after mechanical stimulation. It helps balance oil, reduces the chance of post-massage breakouts, and eases puffiness by modulating inflammation. Ten to twenty minutes of LED locks in the fresh, rested look for days.
- RF (Radio frequency) Face Skin TighteningPair on a separate day or use massage as prep. Improved lymph flow and tissue elasticity help RF heat distribute more uniformly. That can enhance firmness, define jawline and cheeks, and limit fluid retention that hides contour. You get clearer tone plus lift.
- Exosomes for FaceMassage boosts microcirculation and makes skin more receptive to exosome serums. Exosomes guide repair signals that improve texture and tone. Together they speed recovery, enhance glow, and support barrier function, so results layer up steadily over a treatment course.
Our Doctors
Mary Grace Zepeda
Laser Therapist/Nurse
Laser Technician, Registered Nurse. DHA License 00096717-003.
Ekaterina Matveeva
Beauty/Laser Therapist
Neleth Zozobrado
Nurse/Laser Therapist
Diana Talyzina
Beauty Therapist
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