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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Minus sinus facial.
This facial uses specific massage and lymphatic techniques to break up mucus, open sinus passageways, and promote drainage. Increased circulation reduces inflammation and pressure. Results are often immediate breathing relief and progressively better sinus function with repeated sessions.
Sessions generally last 30 to 45 minutes, depending on congestion level and client needs. Your therapist will assess sinus areas and customize techniques to maximize drainage and comfort within that timeframe, ensuring a thorough yet relaxing treatment.
Yes, it’s safe for many clients with allergies or asthma when performed gently. Inform your therapist about triggers, medications, or recent infections. We’ll adapt pressure and techniques; however, acute infections or severe uncontrolled asthma may require medical clearance first.
Some clients feel significant relief after a single session, while others benefit from a series. We typically recommend three to six treatments over several weeks for lasting improvement, then maintenance sessions as needed based on symptoms and response.
No, it’s not a replacement for prescribed medical treatments. The facial is a complementary therapy that eases symptoms and supports drainage. Always consult your ENT or primary care provider for chronic sinusitis diagnosis and follow prescribed medical plans alongside this therapy.
Expect immediate reduced congestion, lighter facial pressure, and easier breathing for many clients. You may experience mild temporary redness or increased drainage. Drink water, avoid heavy makeup, and follow at-home tips for ongoing improvement; effects may build with repeat sessions.