Best Bojin Facials In Singapore, Tried & Reviewed

If you’ve been seeing bojin facials pop up on spa menus, you might be wondering what exactly they do – and whether they’re worth trying.

Rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, these non-invasive facials combine targeted massage and pressure techniques with the promise of a more refreshed, defined-looking complexion. And with relaxation very much part of the experience, they offer a convenient way to give both your skin and yourself a little TLC.

So what exactly is meridian bojin, and how is it different from gua sha? Here’s what to know, followed by the winning bojin facials from The Weekly’s Spa & Wellness Awards 2026.

What is bojin therapy?

Bojin is a massage technique rooted in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), drawing on concepts such as meridians and acupressure points. During the treatment, a therapist uses a smooth, rounded tool to massage and apply pressure along different areas of the face or body.

In TCM practice, bojin is traditionally used to encourage the flow of qi along the body’s meridians. When adapted for the face, the technique combines rhythmic massage and targeted pressure to help ease facial tension, reduce the appearance of puffiness and leave the complexion looking refreshed and more defined.

Many bojin facials also incorporate familiar skincare steps such as cleansing, masks, serums and facial massage, making the experience as much about relaxation and self-care as it is about enhancing the look and feel of the skin.

Bojin vs. gua sha: what’s the difference?

Bojin and gua sha both have roots in traditional Chinese medicine and use handheld tools as part of the treatment, but the techniques and tools differ.

Gua sha typically uses a flat-edged tool to scrape the skin, while bojin generally uses a more rounded or pointed tool to work along specific meridian lines and acupressure points.

Because bojin incorporates targeted pressure and massage, it is often chosen by those looking for a treatment that combines sculpting techniques with tension release and relaxation.

Both bojin and gua sha can be incorporated into facial treatments, but if you enjoy a more targeted, pressure-based massage experience, a bojin facial may be especially appealing.

Ready to try one? These winners of The Weekly’s Spa & Wellness Awards 2026 impressed our reviewers with their combination of technique, skincare and all-important relaxation.

1. Best TCM-Inspired Rejuvenating Facial

Sublime Tonifying Facial, Amore Define

This treatment works by focusing on key meridian channels and pressure points to improve circulation, release muscle tension and improve skin firmness. It targets the deeper muscle fascia for a natural lifting effect that leaves no redness. It also includes a fusion peel-off mask to enhance the results.

$325.91 for 90 minutes

2. Best Sculpting Bojin Facial

Signature Bojin Facial, Beauty Full Skin Wellness

Using traditional buffalo horn tools, this facial works in the deep tissue layers to stimulate facial meridian points and unblock energy channels. It also enhances circulation, releases tension and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Results are visible after one session.

$490 for 60 minutes (trial price: $190)

3. Best Brightening Bojin Facial

Bojin Facial with Eye Bojin, Belle Mi Wellness Sanctuary

This facial pairs traditional bojin with eye rejuvenation which helps to relieve tension, improve circulation and restore the skin’s natural glow. It includes a cleanse and gentle exfoliation followed by bojin, before finishing with a face wash and relaxing shoulder massage.

$298 for 90 minutes

4. Best TCM-Inspired Lifting Facial

Bojin Gua Sha Facial, Healing Touch Spa

This deeply relaxing bojin facial also uses gua sha to promote circulation and revitalise the skin. Individual skin condition is taken into consideration to ensure that the experience is both tension-releasing as well as relaxing. Results are immediately noticeable.

$246.34 for 90 minutes

5. Best Stress-Relieving Bojin Facial

Bojin Bliss Facial, SkinLab The Medical Spa

This face-lifting treatment uses meridian therapy and specialised tools to promote the flow of qi. It firms the skin, reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and stimulates collagen production. The treatment also includes a brightening mask.

$299 for 90 minutes