Defining foot reflexology can be quite tricky but the bottom line is that it is the application of pressure to some points of the foot in order to get some reactions in the body. In most situations we see people using foot reflexology in order to get rid of aches and pains. However, there are various other benefits that are associated with this practice.
We should be aware of the fact that most skin problems are being caused by internal organs malfunction. Because of this, there are various skin conditions that can be positively impacted by foot reflexology, with those being mentioned below standing out as being among the most interesting ones.
Melasma as a condition is really tough to treat but foot reflexology can actually help, more than many believe. Studies highlighted that 12 people aged between 25 and 40 and with chlaosma for up to 12 years received facial massage and foot reflexology for 20 minutes per session. We saw 8 cases that led to skin regaining its appearance and 3 situations in which pigment became lightened. In just one situation we saw lesions not changing but even so, improvements in appearance did appear.