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Buccal Facial Massage in Los Angeles
Buccal massage works the face from the outside and the inside of the cheeks (with gloves) to release tension in the jaw and cheek muscles and define your cheekbones and jawline.
All treatments are performed by a California licensed esthetician with professional training in facial massage techniques.
Prices
| Buccal Facial Massage, 60 min | $149 |
| First visit: 45-min facial + glow mask | $99 |
| 5 × Buccal Facial 60 min | $675 |
| 10 × Buccal Facial 60 min | $1,250 |
| In-home Buccal Facial, 60 min | $200 |
What to expect
After cleansing and an external facial massage, Yuliia works the cheek muscles from inside the mouth wearing medical gloves. This reaches muscles that are hard to relax from the outside — especially if you clench your jaw or grind your teeth.
The sensation is unusual but should never be painful. You can ask to pause or change the pressure at any time.
Who it’s for
Buccal massage is chosen by clients who want a more sculpted face, and by people who hold a lot of tension in the jaw. If you have a dental, jaw or medical condition, check with your doctor first and tell us when booking.
Buccal massage vs. Kobido
Kobido works only from the outside, with fast toning movements. Buccal massage adds intraoral work for the deep cheek and jaw muscles that external massage can’t reach. Many clients alternate the two, or start with Kobido and move to buccal once they feel comfortable.
Buccal massage in Los Angeles: location and price
Sessions take place in a private room at 1149 N Gower St, Hollywood — easy to reach from West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Los Feliz and Silver Lake. A 60-minute buccal facial is $149; with a 10-session package it comes to $125 per session. In-home buccal massage within 10 miles of Hollywood is $200.

FAQ
Is buccal massage the same as buccal fat removal?
No. Buccal massage is a non-invasive massage technique. It does not remove fat; it relaxes and tones the facial muscles for a more defined look.
Is it hygienic?
Yes. The intraoral part is done with new medical gloves for every client.
Can buccal massage help with jaw tension?
Many clients who clench their jaw find it relaxing. It is a massage, not a medical treatment — for TMJ disorders please consult your doctor or dentist.
Does buccal massage hurt?
It can feel intense in tight areas, but it should never be painful. Yuliia adjusts the pressure as she goes, and you can ask her to pause at any time.
How long do the results last?
Right after a session the face looks more lifted and defined; the effect gradually softens over the next days. A series of 5–10 sessions gives a longer-lasting result.
Visit the studio
- Address
- 1149 N Gower St, Los Angeles, CA 90038 (Hollywood)
- Phone
- (818) 358-1810
- Hours
- Available on odd-numbered dates of each month, 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM.
By appointment only.