Like foot reflexology, facial reflexology works on points on the face which relate to areas and systems of the body to release tension and energy to allow the body to return to its natural balance and to promote healing. Where it differs from foot reflexology is that a treatment covers several different body maps, rooted in different cultures as diverse as South American nomadic tribes and Vietnamese medicine.

Facial reflexology was developed over a number of years by Lone Sorensen Lopez, a Danish reflexologist and acupuncturist. Facial Reflexology is particularly effective as the points on the face are directly related to the central nervous system so positive results come quickly.

A typical treatment lasts approximately one hour (allow up to one and a half hours for an initial health consultation and treatment). The client lies on a couch, fully clothed, while the face and scalp are worked on.