Acupressure point On Face

 The acupressure areas in the facial area have been utilized to treat everything from headaches and congestion to chills and fevers.

While research on the advantages of applying acupressure is not extensive, research suggests it can help relieve physical pain and stress.

Acupressure massage proved beneficial in reducing the symptoms of Bell's Palsy, an affliction that causes paralysis. The symptoms of depression were decreased.

Yintang:

Yintang is One of the best accupressure point on face.

Yintang is situated between your eyebrows. It is called the "third eye."

Make use of it for:

• Reduce anxiety

• Enhancing sleep

• UB-2 :
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• The acupressure point is situated near the top of both eyebrows and runs along the inside of the eye. The UB-2 point relieves sinus congestion, itchy, watery, or red eyes due to allergies. Massage this point for three mins to help treat glaucoma headaches, night blindness, and myopia.

GV26:

• The acupressure spot known as GV26 is situated between your nose and upper lip. It is located through the natural depression or crease of the upper lip, referred to as the philtrum. When you've found it, apply medium pressure to the area for 5 minutes in a row and repeat it twice every day. Make use of the thumb point for greater impact. The point on the upper lip is also believed to decrease appetite and assist in helping the body manage appetite.

• Helps reduce acne, facial blemishes, unattractive complexion, and sagging cheeks. Improves the circulation of facial blood.

• To activate the body's self-healing ability to heal yourself, you must first identify the acupressure points that you have to focus on for your body's specific needs. Applying firm pressure is the st basic method. Use fingers, thumbs, palms, palms, the back of the hand, or knuckles, to apply constant static pressure to the area for a couple of minutes.

• This pressure point is located in the space between the chin's and lower lip, in the midline, below the lower lip. It is a natural healing process for the wry face, issues with salivation, epilepsy, enuresis, and other disorders.

• It is recommended to massage this area with facial cream or even oil. Apply the face cream or il at the beginning of each day and in the evening, and then press the acupoint using your fingers. Push the pressure point upwards in a diagonal fashion. Repeat this process for 10-20 seconds, five times.