Why these three areas belong together
Your head, neck and face are functionally a single whole. Tension in your neck and shoulder girdle travels directly to the scalp muscles, causing tension headaches. Similarly, jaw tension (bruxism, teeth grinding) manifests as stiffness in your facial muscles and radiates down into the neck.
If a massage only focuses on one area, the tension in the other remains and the problem quickly returns. With this combined approach, we release all three areas together — leading to a more stable, longer-lasting result.
What to expect from your session
The 60-minute session begins with an in-depth neck and shoulder massage to release accumulated tension and improve blood circulation in your upper body. We then move to the scalp, where rhythmic movements relax tight areas and help soothe headaches.
Finally, the facial massage: we smooth out facial expression muscles, massage the jaw area (TMJ tension), and stimulate blood circulation and lymphatic flow. We finish with a calming touch to your forehead and temples.
The treatment takes place at Tina 5/1, in the centre of Tallinn. Upon arrival, please call 5358 1640.