"Japanese Small Face Sculpting" Q&A

What is the principle of small face bone setting?
Our skull is composed of 23 cranial bones, each with a unique shape and interconnected. Their size and position determine our face shape and features. Due to lifestyle habits, facial bones can shift, causing our cranial bones to "misalign," leading to issues like asymmetry. By moving and repositioning facial bones, one can change their appearance.

Why choose Green Island's "Japanese Small Face Bone Setting"?
Corrector Chloe personally visited Izumi Hideji, the director of the Japan Small Face Correction Association. Through the most authentic and professional Japanese techniques, she applies osteopathic techniques to the main areas of the cheekbones, nasal bones, and jawbones, making the contours more defined and creating and repairing the perfect face shape for you.     

Does small face bone setting hurt?

Many people assume that small face bone setting must be painful, but in reality, authentic Japanese small face bone setting differs from "meridian massage" or "bone cracking" methods commonly found. Craniosacral therapy techniques are gentle and slow, opening various cranial sutures and relaxing the fascia and muscles of the entire head and face. After relaxation, the facial bones become easier to move. With gentle traction, the facial features can be reshaped.  Bone setters need to study the anatomy of facial muscles, fascia, and bone structures, which involves professional medical knowledge. Our unique technique ensures a completely pain-free process. Some areas may feel sore when moved, such as the jawbone. If a client finds it unbearable, they can ask the technician to reduce the pressure. Our goal is "pain-free beauty," allowing clients to comfortably sleep during treatment.

How many sessions are needed to see results?
Results are immediate. Before the small face procedure, we will measure the client's face size. Typically, clients can see a reduction of 2-3mm immediately after 1 correction session. During the process, the technician will guide you to feel with your hands and observe in the mirror, ensuring that you can perceive the change both tactilely and visually.

How often should I do it?
It is recommended to have a session every 1-2 weeks. For the first few sessions, the facial bones are not yet set and can easily shift. Waiting too long will negate previous efforts. However, it is also not advisable to do it too frequently, as the bones need time to adapt and repair, and being too aggressive can lead to a rebound.

How many sessions are needed in total?
3-4 sessions will show significant changes in overall contours and facial features.

Generally, 5-6 sessions achieve the best results, which can last for 2 years or more.

I've had small face treatments elsewhere before, why was there no significant improvement?
Every technique is different. We provide the best correction plan based on the client's face shape, rather than applying the same technique to all face types. We also take photos of the facial contours and measurements before and after correction to show clients the actual difference.

 

Is Japanese small face bone setting risky?
Japanese small face bone setting is different from general bone popping. We reposition facial bones within their movable range, so it is neither painful nor dangerous.

 

Why do facial bones deform?
The fascia throughout the body is interconnected. When body muscles or fascia are too tight, or when force is uneven or posture is unbalanced, it can pull on facial bones, causing them to deform or become misaligned. Habits such as crossing legs, resting your chin on your hand, sleeping on your side, or using a single-shoulder bag can all affect face shape and features. To maintain good and long-lasting results, it is essential to correct daily habits.

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