Studio · Los Angeles

"Your face is not a problem to be solved."

Los Angeles · By appointment

The face remembers how to lift itself.

Myofascial face lifting and microcurrent sculpting — the slow, intentional work of waking up the tissue your body already has. No injections. No machines doing the work for you.

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The studio

A studio for the face that wants to return to itself.

We work in the layer between the muscle and the skin — the fascia — where most beauty work never goes. Slow hands. Trained pressure. A pace that lets the tissue actually respond.

What you feel in the first session is the release. What you see over six sessions is the lift. What stays after a year is the architecture of a face that has learned a different posture.

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Hands first, always.

Every protocol begins with manual myofascial work. Devices augment, never replace.

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Slow medicine for the face.

No 30-minute miracle. Sessions are 60–90 minutes because the fascia needs that long.

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Architecture, not erasure.

We don't remove what's yours. We strengthen the structure that holds it.

Anatomy of a lift

Where the work actually happens.

The face has five fascial zones that hold most of what we read as "aging." Hover over each to see what it does — and which session reaches it.

Illustrated portrait of a woman's face marking the five fascial zones worked in a myofascial face lift — brow, eye area, cheek, jawline and neck

Hover or tap a zone

The face is a map — read it slowly.

Each of these five zones tells a different story about how a face is holding itself. Hover any tag or marker to see what's happening underneath the skin — and which session is built to reach it.

A two-minute reading

Find the protocol your face is asking for.

Five questions, matched to the way Iryna reads a face. You'll get a clear starting point — which session to begin with, at what rhythm, and what to expect in the first six weeks.

◊ Two minutes. No selfies, no cameras — just words.

◊ Personalized to your goals, history, and skin sensitivity.

◊ Nothing is stored — the reading is built right here, in your browser.

First, the simplest question. What brings you here?

When you look in the mirror first thing in the morning, what do you notice?

How does your face respond to touch?

What's your relationship with doing things at home?

And finally — what would feel like success in three months?

Your reading

Reading your face...

Send this reading to your inbox along with a $50 first-session credit.

Also send me the occasional note from Iryna.

The work, visible

Six weeks. Twelve weeks. The face remembers.

Drag the line on each image to see the same face before and after a series of sessions. No filters. No retouching. Just the architecture of fascia, returning.

Before After 6 sessions

Jawline & cheek resculpting

8 weeks · Myofascial

Before After 12 sessions

Brow lift & eye area

12 weeks · Combined protocol

Before After 8 sessions

Neck & under-chin

10 weeks · Microcurrent series

Before After 6 sessions

Post-filler recovery

6 weeks · Lymphatic + manual

Every face responds in its own time. Results shown reflect typical client outcomes — not a promise. Photos shared with permission.

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— with my hands,
not against your face.

Founder

The studio is one woman, two hands, and twenty years of tissue.

Iryna trained in [lineage placeholder] and has spent two decades working only with the face — its fascia, its memory, its strange capacity to organize and reorganize.

She built True Soul because the face deserves a quieter kind of attention than the industry usually offers it.

20+

Years of practice in face-only bodywork

International methodologies integrated

∞

Faces, each treated as the only one

Practitioner. Always the founder herself.

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Honest answers

Questions, before they find me.

The questions every first-time client asks me before they book. Answered the way I'd answer them if you walked in.

Still have questions? Write to me →

No. A facial works on the skin — cleansing, exfoliating, hydrating. The work I do happens beneath the skin, in the fascial layer that sits between your skin and your muscles. That layer holds tension, posture, and structure. When it's released and re-trained, the face you see in the mirror changes. Most clients describe it as feeling more like deep bodywork than a spa treatment.

You'll feel a difference after one session — lighter, more open, less held. Visible change typically arrives between sessions three and six, depending on what we're working on and how your tissue responds. Lasting structural change comes from a series — weekly for six to eight sessions, then every four to six weeks. I'll tell you honestly at session two whether the cadence I recommended is right for your face.

Yes — but with a window. I ask clients to wait two weeks after Botox and four weeks after filler before our first session. Many of my clients come specifically because they're stepping back from injectables and want their face's own architecture to return. That's some of my favorite work. We have a dedicated post-injectable recovery protocol if that's where you are.

Microcurrent operates at levels you cannot feel — that's the entire point. Unlike radiofrequency or ultrasound, there's no heat, no zap, no discomfort. What you feel is my hands, the gentle weight of the conductive gloves, and a deep sense of relaxation. Many clients fall asleep. The work is happening; you just won't sense it directly.

Tell me everything in your intake form. Sensitive skin is not a contraindication for myofascial work — it's actually one of the kindest modalities for reactive tissue, because there's no heat, no acids, no abrasion. I adjust pressure, positioning, and choice of session depending on what your face is telling me. The first session is always slower for sensitive clients.

Face yoga is something you do, daily, to maintain. Gua sha is one tool among many — useful, but limited to surface lymphatic work. What I do is structural, hands-on, and reaches layers that no tool or self-practice can address: the buccal cavity, the deep masseter, the platysma underside. Think of it this way — face yoga keeps the engine tuned. My work resets the chassis.