Dien Chan Facial Reflexology

In February 2020, Sarita had the privilege of acquiring the skill of Dien Chan Vietnamese Facial Reflexology, presented by International lecturer Reiko Tomino.   Reiko Tomino is the principal lecturer of the International Medical-Spa Institute in Tokyo, Japan for the past 18 years. 

Dien Chan Vietnamese Facial Reflexology originated in Vietnam and was developed by Professor Bui Quoc Chau.  In Vietnamese, “Dien Chan” means facial diagnosis.

Professor Chau discovered a number of reflexes and pressure points on the face, which is a microcosm of the body.  According to the Dien Chan Theory, the face is close to the brain.  This allows for direct access to the nervous system.

The Dien Chan method originates from acupuncture, therefore tools are used to locate the problem areas as well as target the problem at hand.  The Yin-Yang balance of the body and the mind is achieved through facial reflexology.  Although there are more than 200 types of different tools that have been developed for Facial Reflexology, a point detector and a Yin-Yang roller are the tools most commonly used by Sarita.

A treatment usually lasts 15 minutes and may be combined with foot reflexology.