Treatment
Connective tissue massage

Connective tissue massage is a powerful, rejuvenating facial massage that focuses on improving the firmness, elasticity and resilience of the skin. Ideal for sagging skin, fine lines and loss of facial contour, and also as a preventive approach to skin ageing.
Specialised massage techniques activate the deeper connective tissue, stimulate circulation and loosen adhesions in the tissue. This targeted stimulation activates the fibroblasts, the skin cells that produce collagen and elastin. In this way we support the skin’s natural renewal process and work purposefully towards firmer skin, a smoother texture and better-defined facial contours.
The result: firmer, smoother and more resilient-looking skin. Fine lines appear softened, facial contours are enhanced and the skin gains a fresh, youthful look with a natural glow.
Important
Please come to your appointment without make-up.
Treatment course
For an optimal and longer-lasting rejuvenating result, we recommend connective tissue massage as a course. By stimulating the connective tissue repeatedly, the treatments build on one another and we gradually work towards visibly firmer skin, improved elasticity and refined facial contours.
Skin Boost: 6 treatments · 1 session per week
Full course: 10–12 treatments · 1 session per week
Maintenance – every 4–6 weeks
To support the improvement achieved and keep the skin in optimal condition.
Questions about connective tissue massage
What are the contraindications?
Connective tissue massage is not suitable for everyone.
With certain medical conditions, health problems, skin complaints and/or medication, a connective tissue massage cannot be performed.
Please consult your doctor and our Glam Skin skin specialist first.
Please note: if the specialist is not fully or correctly informed, we cannot be held liable for any damage and/or injury resulting from a massage and/or treatment carried out by us.
- Cold sores/herpes simplex
- Epilepsy
- Cold, flu, sore throat or fever
- Contagious skin conditions
- Cancer
- During chemotherapy or radiotherapy
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Heart conditions/heart complaints
- Pacemaker
- Thrombosis
- Serious neurological conditions (such as MS)
- High blood pressure or other blood pressure problems
- Lupus
- Use of antibiotics
- Use of blood thinners
- Serious vascular diseases
