Facegym is coming to Australia, and due to open their first studio in Mecca, Sydney.

Facegym is the latest ‘cult’ fitness trend from the UK and US to come to Australia, and it’s due to launch online and in-studio in January.

FaceGym is a revolutionary workout space dedicated to moulding your skin and draining excess fluid with six different facials.

The brand will open it’s first Australian studio in Sydney’s George Street flagship Mecca store, Mecca’s online store will also roll out the products.

The brand sells at home products to help imitate the workouts at home. Pictured is the FaceGym Pro £515 and the face ball £25. The products range from £20 to £515

The Sydney store will be the first in the Southern Hemisphere and the 14th studio worldwide since the brand launched in 2014 in London.

The brand was created by former beauty journalist Inge Theron who was inspired to create a natural alternative to injectables and face-lifts that allows women to age gracefully.

‘If you’ve ever gone to a bootcamp or worked out your body, you know the great benefits you get from regular workouts, the muscles strengthen, and the skin becomes tighter and healthier – it’s exactly the same for your face too,’ Ms Theron said.

The facials are designed to ‘kickstart’ your skin’s metabolism and train over 40 forgotten muscles in the face by giving the skin a ‘high-powered workout’ using different tools, products and through massage.

The products can also be bought an used at home, the products range from £20 to £515.

The FaceGym Pro £515 is designed to give a ‘non-invasive facelift’ through electrical muscle stimulation tool on the market.

The Multi-Sculpt tool (£45) has six different edges to lift, contour and sculpt the face

Other products include the face ball £25, a mini yoga ball for the face relieve tension, improve muscle tone and stimulate circulation.

The cost of the facials in Australia has not yet been released, but they range from £55 to £240 in the UK.

The concept has been labelled ‘weird’ and ‘intense’ by customers, but they are thrilled with the results.

Many users swear by the at home techniques, contending they see ‘amazing’ results in 14 days.

User’s swear by the treatment, Facegym posted this two week transformation from one woman who used the Facegym techniques

The facials are all over social media, and the reviews are glowing.

‘Before and after was mad, shout out to my therapist,’ one woman said.

‘This has to be one of the best facials ever,’ another said.

‘This was honestly such a cool experience,’ another commented. 

A host of celebrities used a ‘gym for their face’ prior to walking the red carpet at the 94th Academy Awards for a tighter, sculpted and more lifted appearance.

Lily James, Sian Heder, Maddie Hasson, Hannah Einbinder, Puff Daddy, Brittany O’Grady, Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner, Amy Forsyth, Anya Taylor Joy, Paloma Garcia Lee, Tessa Thompson and Questlove made an appointment at a FaceGym before the Oscars this year.

Lily James and Anya Taylor Joy got a Gymface facial before walking the red carpet 

Those that didn’t employed some of FaceGym’s at-home tools to get the same effect in the makeup chair, like Australian actress Nicole Kidman

Those that didn’t employed some of FaceGym’s at-home tools to get the same effect in the makeup chair, like Australian actress Nicole Kidman.

Makeup artist Kyra Panchenko was the expert behind Nicole Kidman’s Oscars beauty look and credits the tools for helping her prep the skin ahead of applying skincare and makeup.

Kyra’s kit included FaceGym Weighted Ball, Multi-Sculpt Contouring Tool, FaceGym Pro EMS tool and Medi Lift Eye Mask. 

‘I first start with the Weighted Ball to help release any tension in the face and neck and to increase blood flow,’ Kyra said.

‘Next I used the FaceGym Pro tool, which uses electrical muscle stimulation technology (EMS) to activate and elevate the facial muscles giving an instant lift. 

Makeup artist Kyra Panchenko was the expert behind Nicole Kidman’s Oscars beauty look and credits the tools for helping her prep the skin ahead of applying skincare and makeup

‘It’s like a 10-minute at-home face lift, the definition on the cheekbones and jawline are so impressive. 

‘For the eye area, I used the Medi Lift Eye Mask – it’s genius! The gentle use of EMS around the eyes really smooths, lifts and brightens to give a more rested look. 

‘To finish, I use the FaceGym Multi-Sculpt Gua Sha tool to contour and sculpt.’  

Businesswoman Inge Theron founded the company after she discovered the power of facial massage while detoxing from the injectables and other invasive treatments she had become addicted to during her years as a Financial Times beauty writer

Ms Theron, the company’s founder was delighted to see her products and studios used worldwide.

‘We’ve always been about community at FaceGym; they are at the heart of everything we do. It’s all about real people, real results! 

‘We’re incredibly lucky to have such an engaged community, and they all love to share their skin transformations with us because our workouts, tools and skincare really do work!

‘The results are instantly visible, and if you keep up with your facial training at home, the results only get even better over time. It’s what I like to call the FaceGym effect. 

She added: ‘There’s nothing I love more than seeing how FaceGym is helping people all around the world to smash their skin goals and feel ultimate skin confidence!’