Facial Gua Sha for Lymphatic Drainage
LIVE CE WEBINAR · THREE-PART SERIES
Facial Gua Sha for Lymphatic Drainage
Anatomy-Informed Techniques for Safe, Effective Treatment
Explore facial gua sha as a practical approach to supporting lymphatic drainage, reducing the appearance of puffiness and promoting tissue mobility. Dr. Constance Bradley combines traditional gua sha practices with contemporary anatomical knowledge, clear treatment sequencing and evidence-informed clinical application.
EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION
$59.95 USDRegister before the first live broadcast to receive the early-bird price. The standard course price is $79.95 USD.
WHY THIS COURSE MATTERS
Effective facial gua sha begins with anatomy, direction and dosage.
Facial puffiness and restricted tissue mobility can have many contributing factors. Gua sha may offer a useful treatment option when it is applied with an understanding of facial lymphatic pathways, appropriate pressure, stroke direction and the individual condition of the skin and tissues.
This course moves beyond simply copying a routine. Dr. Bradley connects traditional practice with contemporary anatomy so that participants can understand why techniques are performed, sequence them logically and adapt treatment safely to the person in front of them.
THE THREE LIVE SESSIONS
Build the knowledge, develop the technique and refine your application.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
By the end of this webinar series, participants will be able to:
- Identify key lymphatic structures and drainage pathways of the face and neck.
- Recognize appropriate indications, contraindications, precautions and safety considerations for facial gua sha.
- Demonstrate appropriate tool positioning, pressure, stroke direction and treatment sequencing.
- Integrate facial gua sha with established lymphatic-drainage principles to develop coherent treatment protocols.
- Adapt techniques according to facial anatomy, skin condition, tissue response and individual client needs.
WHO THIS IS FOR
For professionals seeking a structured, anatomy-informed approach to facial gua sha.
YOUR COURSE INCLUDES
More than a live presentation.
SAFETY & PROFESSIONAL SCOPE
Use gentle technique and screen every client carefully.
Facial gua sha must be adapted to the individual’s skin condition, health history, tissue response and comfort. Participants are responsible for recognizing contraindications and precautions, obtaining informed consent, using appropriate hygiene and pressure, and working within their competence, professional scope and applicable legal or regulatory requirements. Do not treat areas of active infection, open or compromised skin, acute inflammation or other presentations requiring medical assessment.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
5 CE/CPD hours
This learning activity includes the webinar sessions, companion course materials and online assessment. Continuing-education recognition varies by profession and jurisdiction. Review the accreditation information on this product page and confirm acceptance with your licensing or professional body before purchasing.