Gua Sha · Puchong
Gua Sha at home in Puchong
Gua Sha uses a smooth-edged tool, guided along the skin with oil, in repeated short strokes. It's a traditional technique that can also be applied more gently to the face. As with cupping, some temporary redness or marking on the skin is a normal and expected part of the technique. Jelly brings everything she needs directly to your home in Puchong.
This page describes what this treatment is traditionally used for in traditional Chinese medicine. It is not a promise of any particular outcome, and it is not a substitute for medical care — Jelly will refer you to a medical doctor when that is the appropriate next step.
Gua Sha is traditionally used / sought for
- Muscle tension and stiffness, especially neck and shoulders
- General relaxation after a long day or after exercise
- Facial Gua Sha for a lighter, more cosmetic-focused session
What a visit in Puchong looks like
Jelly brings her own tools and oil for a home Gua Sha session, and will always check in on pressure comfort as she goes, especially for a first-time visitor.
FAQ
Does Gua Sha hurt?
Gua Sha uses a smooth-edged tool with oil in repeated short strokes, and Jelly checks in on pressure comfort throughout, especially for a first-time visitor.