CH.9 Facial Massage. Flashcards
The definition of massage is a mechanical manipulation that stimulates…
Circulation & metabolism.
Through the response of reflex receptors, massage directly influences the flow of…
Lymph.
Helps with waste removal.
Brings nutrients to the epidermis.
Helps with oxygenation.
Effects of massage.
How long has massage been used in a medical context?
For thousands of years.
What neurotransmitters does massage increase?
Serotonin & dopamine.
What effect does massage have on sebum?
It softens sebum.
A client who has sluggish skin would likely benefit from an extended application of…
Pétrissage.
What technique releases nutrients & carbon dioxide & purifies the system?
Tapotement.
Advanced massage technique from Chinese medicine by applying pressure to specific points on the face & body to release muscle tension & stimulate energy.
Acupressure.
When is manual lymph drainage frequently used?
After surgery.
What is a primary reason manual lymph drainage is used?
It reduces swelling.
If European-style massage is not possible, what is an acceptable alternative?
Leaving a mask on longer.
What type of illness would contraindicate a facial massage?
A contagious illness.
If a client has acne, facial massage should NOT…
Be performed in an area that has pustular breakouts.
Clients receiving cancer treatments should NOT receive facial massage…
Unless it is by an oncology-trained esthetician.
Even if the condition is being treated & carefully looked after by a physician, it would likely not be acceptable for a client to have a facial massage w/…
Severely sensitive skin.
What type of massage should be performed by an esthetician?
Any massage area allowed by state regulations.
Where would NOT be commonly massaged by an esthetician?
Back.
How many forms of hand manipulation are there in classic Swedish massage?
5.
What type of massage is also known as percussion?
Tapotement.