Sinus Surgery

Recovering after sinus surgery can feel uncomfortable: pressure, congestion, and lingering facial tension are common during healing.

This gentle acupressure point is traditionally used to support comfort in the forehead and sinus region, especially when dealing with post-procedure tightness and pressure.

In this video, you’ll learn a simple, non-invasive way to help support:
✔️ Sinus pressure and congestion comfort
✔️ Forehead tension during recovery
✔️ Eye strain and facial tightness
✔️ Overall relaxation in the upper face

This is a supportive wellness technique meant to complement, not replace, your medical recovery plan.

Gentle. Simple. Supportive.


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