Best Gua Sha Face Sculpting & TCM Facial Treatments in Singapore (2026)
Everyone in Singapore seems to be chasing the same thing right now: a face that looks lifted, sculpted and a little less puffy, without going anywhere near a needle. That is the whole appeal of gua sha and bojin, the TCM-rooted scraping and pressing techniques that your grandmother probably swore by long before they became the wellness world’s favourite “non-invasive face lift”.
The idea is simple and very old. Work along the meridians of the face and jaw, ease the tension you have been storing since your last deadline, move the fluid that pools after a night of too little sleep and too much aircon, and let circulation do the rest. Done well, you walk out looking more awake, more contoured, more you. It is a ritual, not a quick fix, and the person holding the tool matters enormously.
So we went through the salons and spas in our marketplace and picked six that Singaporeans keep going back to for exactly this. Some are dedicated face-sculpting studios, some are TCM-rooted spots where the gua sha and bojin sit inside a broader wellness menu, and every one links straight to a Glamingo booking request.
Quick-Pick: Gua Sha Face Sculpting & TCM Facials in Singapore at a Glance
| Salon | Best for | Rating | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| skin pple | Face-sculpting facials in the CBD, easiest to book online | 4.9 | Book |
| Derma Dynamics | A dedicated guasha facial from a long-running neighbourhood salon | 4.9 | Book |
| Revitalized Beauty | Face slimming and TCM face work inside a one-stop salon | 4.8 | Book |
| Beauty Basics | A sculptural face lift with buccal massage in the heartlands | 4.8 | Book |
| La Peau Beauty Salon | The full TCM face menu, both bojin lifting and aroma gua sha | 4.8 | Book |
| Fave Spa | TCM-rooted body massage and tension release | 4.7 | Book |
1. skin pple
Best for: face-sculpting and lifting facials in the CBD, and the easiest of this list to book online.
skin pple sits at 4.9 stars across a couple of hundred reviews, on the 2nd floor of Downtown Gallery on Shenton Way, which makes it the obvious pick for anyone squeezing a treatment into a work day. The concept is playful and considered: build-your-own experiential facials, with face-sculpting and lifting treatments aimed squarely at contour and glow. It leans more polished-studio than traditional gua sha ritual, so it suits the crowd that wants a sculpted, brightened finish over an heirloom technique. It is also the one spot here with real-time online booking, so you can lock a slot without a single back-and-forth message.
Location: 6A Shenton Way, #02-19/20, Tower 2 Downtown Gallery, Singapore 068815
Instagram: @skinpple
Book: skin pple on Glamingo
2. Derma Dynamics
Best for: a dedicated guasha facial from a neighbourhood salon that has been at it since 2008.
Derma Dynamics carries a 4.9 rating in Bishan, a short walk from Junction 8, and a Guasha Facial sits right on its signature menu rather than as an afterthought. Reviewers single out the gua sha face work by name, and just as often they mention the unhurried, no-hard-sell feel, which is exactly what you want when you are lying still and trusting someone with your face. It has run as a small, established salon for well over a decade, so the experience is personal and consistent, and the gua sha is the real draw rather than a trend it added last month.
Location: 283 Bishan Street 22, #01-197, Singapore 570283
Instagram: @dermadynamics
Book: Derma Dynamics on Glamingo
3. Revitalized Beauty
Best for: face slimming and TCM face work bundled inside a one-stop neighbourhood salon.
Revitalized Beauty has the deepest following on this part of the list, a 4.8 rating across many hundreds of reviews spread over its three outlets at The Bencoolen, Toa Payoh Mall and Marine Parade. It is a broad, women-owned salon rather than a pure sculpting studio, but face slimming sits on its core menu alongside its TCM-rooted body work, so it is an easy pick if you want a face-sculpting session bundled with the rest of your beauty upkeep in one place. The sheer volume of repeat reviews across three town-and-heartland locations is the reassurance here, and having outlets in the centre, the north and the east means there is usually one near you.
Location: The Bencoolen, Toa Payoh Mall, Marine Parade
Instagram: @revitalizedbeautysg
Book: Revitalized Beauty on Glamingo
4. Beauty Basics
Best for: a sculptural face lift with buccal massage, without leaving the heartlands.
Beauty Basics runs a 4.8-star flagship in Bedok with close to a hundred reviews, plus a second outlet up in Upper Thomson, and it has built a genuine following as a unisex neighbourhood salon since 2021. Face sculpting is clearly a focus here: the menu includes a Sculptural Face Lift and a buccal massage add-on, and there is a whole Face Sculpting highlight on their Instagram showing the work. If you like the idea of manual sculpting and lifting at heartland prices, close to home, this is a friendly and unpretentious place to try it.
Location: Bedok, Upper Thomson
Instagram: @beautybasicsbb
Book: Beauty Basics on Glamingo
5. La Peau Beauty Salon
Best for: the fullest TCM face menu here, offering both a bojin lifting facial and an aroma gua sha facial.
La Peau Beauty Salon holds 4.8 stars across dozens of reviews from a spot on the 2nd floor of Katong V, and it has been quietly running in the east since 2013. It is the one place on this list whose menu names both a Meridian Bojin Lifting Facial and a Signature Aroma Guasha Facial, so you can go properly deep on the TCM face-sculpting side. One reviewer specifically came away raving about the gua sha facial, and the salon draws long-term regulars who mention the gentle, no-hard-sell approach. If you want the traditional bojin-and-gua-sha combination done seriously, start here.
Location: 30 E Coast Rd, #02-20, Singapore 428751
Instagram: @lapeaubeaute
Book: La Peau Beauty Salon on Glamingo
6. Fave Spa
Best for: TCM-rooted body massage and tension release, if you care more about circulation than contour.
Fave Spa has the largest following on this list by a distance, a 4.7 rating across hundreds of reviews from its Bedok home on New Upper Changi Road, and an owner who replies to just about every review. Worth being honest here: this is a massage-led spa rather than a face-sculpting studio. Its heart is Chinese massage, hot oil massage and ear treatments, the TCM-rooted body work that eases knots and gets your circulation moving. So if the gua sha trend has you thinking more about overall tension, stiff shoulders and that heavy, run-down feeling than about your jawline specifically, this is the place on the list that speaks your language.
Location: 56 New Upper Changi Rd, #01-1330, Singapore 461056
Instagram: @thefavespa
Book: Fave Spa on Glamingo
A Quick Word on What to Expect
Gua sha and bojin are about circulation, lymphatic drainage and easing muscle tension, not a permanent change to your bone structure, so think of the lift as a fresh, de-puffed, more sculpted look rather than surgery. The effect is loveliest in the day or two after a session and builds with a regular cadence, which is why the salons above tend to have so many repeat regulars. If you are new to it, tell your therapist you would like them to go gently and check in on pressure, and always ask what a treatment covers before you book. A good studio will happily talk you through it.
Ready to Book?
Six spots, from a CBD sculpting studio to a Katong salon with a full bojin-and-gua-sha menu, and every one of them is somebody’s go-to for looking a little more lifted and a lot more relaxed.
Glamingo lets you find gua sha, bojin and TCM-rooted facial treatments near you, see what each place actually offers, and send a booking request without the endless WhatsApp back-and-forth. Pick your treatment and a time, and the salon confirms. It works even for the smaller, appointment-only spots that take no online booking anywhere else.
