The boundaries between areas are conventional
The face moves with the jaw and neck, while everyday posture can influence several areas at once.
This is why the conversation does not end with pointing to one spot.
A broader scope does not mean greater intensity
Including the neck and upper chest can be very gentle.
The scope follows comfort and contraindications, not the idea that more is always better.
Every session may be different
Current wellbeing matters even with regular visits.
An area that needed attention last time may give way to a different need on another day.
Breathing and positioning affect comfort
Head support, shoulder position and the freedom to breathe are checked before we begin.
Sometimes a small adjustment offers more than increasing pressure.
The scope always remains clear
Before moving to the neck or upper chest, I explain what I propose and why.
You may choose a smaller area and still receive a complete, consciously planned session.