Women only · 120 minutes
Two hours
headto toe
Lymphatic drainage on your body and your face, in one visit. The full reset.
Two treatments.
One appointment.
Lymphatic drainage body massage
Light, rhythmic work that moves the fluid summer, salt, flights and long days leave sitting in your legs, arms and torso. You feel lighter before you stand up.
Lymphatic drainage facial massage
The same principle, applied above the collarbone. Puffiness drains, the jaw releases, contours come back. The part everyone photographs afterwards.
60 + 60 = one afternoon that is entirely yours
A complete
reset
Lymph moves
The system has no pump of its own. Manual work is what gets it going again.
Puffiness drops
Face, legs, arms. Fluid that has been sitting still finally has somewhere to go.
Tension lets go
Shoulders, neck, jaw. Two hours is long enough to reach all of it.
Circulation wakes
Better flow shows up as brighter skin and a body that feels lighter.
Drag it.
Same day.
No filters. No filler. No retouching.
From bloated
to snatched.
Filmed straight after a lymphatic session, on day one of her period, which is when most people feel at their worst.
with an active membership, which is $22 every two weeks and free for your first two.
Membership billed separately. Cancel any time after the first two months.
Join first, book second, and this one appointment covers the membership twice over.
Six pairs of hands.
One standard.
Every therapist at FaceBliss is certified by our own academy and trained in anatomy rather than in a protocol. Whoever you are booked with, the work follows your body.
Why is this women only?
The body portion of this combo is offered to female clients only. Our facial treatments and other body work are open to everyone.
Does lymphatic massage hurt?
No. It is the lightest work we do. The pressure is deliberately gentle because the lymphatic vessels sit just under the skin, and pressing hard would do less, not more.
Will I see a difference straight away?
Yes, particularly around the eyes, jaw and ankles. The de-puffing is visible the same day and typically holds for three to five days. Repeat it monthly and the baseline itself shifts.
Two hours is a long time. What happens in it?
An hour on the body, then an hour on the face, with a short pause between. You stay on the same table. Nothing is rushed, which is rather the point of booking the combo instead of two separate visits.
Can I come after Botox or filler?
Two weeks after Botox, four after filler. Tell us what was done and where, and the work is adapted around it.
Should I do anything beforehand?
Drink water, skip a heavy meal in the hour before, and come with a clean face if you can. That is the whole list.
Two hours
on Melrose
- 5770 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
- Open every day, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm
- Free parking. Dog friendly.
- +1 (213) 562-9739
