Most people carry swelling, puffiness, and stored emotions in their face.
These fascia + lymph activations drain inflammation, sculpt naturally, and reset your nervous system.
3 Face Fascia Release Moves for swelling, puffiness & nervous system reset
1️⃣ Fish Mouth (30 sec)
Suck your cheeks in and hold.
This pulls on deep facial fascia, pumps stuck lymph, and tones the jawline.
It creates a pressure shift that wakes up drainage channels most people never use.
2️⃣ Chipmunk Cheeks (30 sec)
Fill your cheeks with air and hold.
This inflates the fascia like a balloon, hydrates the tissue, and forces stagnant lymph to move.
One of the fastest ways to reduce puffiness + clear congestion.
3️⃣ Eye Circles + Cheekbone Push (6x)
Press middle fingers at the inner eye corners → circle around the eyes → palms push back under cheekbones.
This activates the bladder meridian, flushing fear, reducing inflammation, and releasing swelling in the face.
It decompresses fascia around the eyes and resets your nervous system.
What you unlock:
• Less puffiness + swelling
• Fascia hydration for youthful skin
• Nervous system reset (less fear, more calm)
• Whole-body inflammation release
This is how you change your face by changing the inside.
On August 30th at 8:30 AM PST, I’m teaching a 70-min Face Fascia Release Class (recording included).
Only $22 to join.
One of the most overlooked ways to erase wrinkles, unlock emotions, and restore flow to your face.
Here’s what happens when you do it
Most people carry years of tension, stress, and unprocessed emotions in their face.
The fascia (the connective tissue under your skin) gets tight, pulling down on your muscles, restricting blood flow, and literally creating wrinkles.
When fascia is tight in the face, it doesn’t just age you.
It also locks emotions inside your nervous system.
Anger. Grief. Fear.
Your face becomes a mask, storing what you never expressed.
You don’t need more talk therapy.
You need to show your body it’s safe to let go.
Because trauma doesn’t just live in your mind, It lives in your fascia.
In your jaw that never unclenches.
In your gut that stays tight.
In the tension behind your eyes.