The effects of anti-aging facial massage
Facial massage puts the person in a state of deep relaxation, mental and physical release.
It will delay the appearance of signs of aging and limit skin slackening. It also helps stimulate blood circulation to increase collagen and elastin production.
This type of massage acts on the various muscular tensions in the face, such as clenched jaws and/or frowning eyebrows.
It prevents and reduces the appearance of bags under the eyes, by draining this congestion.
Thanks to certain techniques that alternate between slow and fast maneuvers, deep work is carried out on the muscles, resulting in a natural facelift and a radiant complexion.

The benefits of facial massage
- Relaxing muscles
- Stimulates blood circulation to restore radiance
- Natural face lift
- Brightens and refreshes the complexion
- Eases tension and relieves headaches
- Reduces stress
- Draining effect for better toxin evacuation
How does a facial treatment work?
First, the therapist will perform a brief skin analysis, asking a few questions about product consumption and lifestyle.
Your treatment at a glance
Rates
| Session | Duration | Rates |
|---|---|---|
| A 45-minute session | 45 min | CHF 120 |
| A 1-hour session | 60 min | CHF 140 |
| A 90-minute session | 90 min | CHF 195 |
| Five sessions | (5 × 45 min) – (5 × 60 min) – (5 × 90 min) | starting at CHF 550 |
| Ten sessions | (10 × 45 min) – (10 × 60 min) – (10 × 90 min) | starting at CHF 1,000 |
*Our subscriptions are valid for 1 year
Are the sessions covered by supplemental insurance?
Some supplemental insurance plans may cover part of the cost of sessions. However, coverage depends on your policy, the type of therapy you receive, and the therapist you choose.
Before your first appointment, we recommend that you contact your insurance provider directly and provide them with the following information:
- the therapist's name;
- the therapy in question.
The therapists at La Clinique Naturelle hold professional accreditations that vary depending on their specialty, including accreditation fromASCA and/or RME. However, these accreditations do not automatically guarantee reimbursement for sessions: only your insurance provider can confirm the exact terms of your coverage.
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