KOBIDO - non-surgical face lift

Kobido is a unique form of massage art that means 'the ancient way to beauty'. It is a ritual, subject to strict rules, based on the tradition of Chinese medicine, known as "amma" (in literal translation - pressing and rubbing). It was imported to Japan around the 14th century AD.

Kobido is one of the oldest massages in the world. According to legend, this ritual was the result of a fight between two masters of amma massage. After the competition, which lasted for several months, without the winner's decision, the two teachers decided to unite their talents to create a new facial massage technique - Kobido.

Over the next few centuries, only the imperial family incorporated her into their habits and enjoyed exceptional benefits. Fortunately, this restriction has been lifted over time. Today, the Kobido massage technique is becoming more and more popular.

Massage is a deep combination of traditional Japanese medical concepts and various hand manipulation techniques. It is mainly characterized by the speed of hands and fingers. The speed at which the therapist performs the massage and all stages tends to interact in various aspects. When the movement is slow, the client is supposed to relax, and the intensive massage steps are to stimulate the skin and the production of skin ingredients to achieve the desired lifting effect.

It should be noted that the Kobido massage should never cause pain, although specialized techniques, i.e. quick hands "flying" over the client's face are felt on the border of the pain stimulus. The goal of Japanese facial massage is to accurately and precisely determine the condition of the skin and work on acupressure points to achieve balance in the skin of the face, muscles of the face and related body. For example, the vibration technique, which is performed with rapid shaking of hands and fingers, is commonly used to reduce muscle tone and quickly release toxins from the lymphatic system.

The massage activates the facial nerves and thus increases the flow of Qi (energy) on the face, which leads to a natural lifting effect.

Most facial massage methods work on the surface of the face. Kobido, through its complexity and intensity of techniques, works on the deeper layers of our skin and muscles. This is the most technically advanced form of Japanese facial massage in Japan, if not in the world. It can be said that Kobido has the largest number and the most complex set of manual techniques.

Massage is a deep combination of traditional Japanese medical concepts and various hand manipulation techniques. It is characterized mainly by the speed of hands and fingers. The speed at which the therapist performs the massage and all stages, aims to work in various aspects. Thus, when the movement is slow, the client has to relax, and intense massage steps stimulate the skin and the production of skin components to achieve the expected lifting effect. It should be noted that Kobido massage should never cause pain, although specialized techniques, that is, fast hands "flying" over the face of the client at high speed are felt on the borderline of the pain stimulus. The goal of Japanese facial massage and techniques is to accurately and accurately determine the condition of the skin and work at acupressure points to achieve balance in the face, facial muscles and related body. An example of a vibration technique that is used with rapid hand and finger tremor and commonly used to reduce muscle tone and rapid release of toxins from the lymphatic system. Massage activates the nerves of the face, and thus increases the flow of Qi (energy) on the face, which leads to a natural lifting effect.

Description of a Kobido massage session Usually, the massage session begins with smooth and delicate movements that strive to relax the client to compensate for the tensions that are harmful to the subsequent stages of massage development. When the therapist thinks that the time has come for the elements of the neck massage to start the blood circulation that leads to facial skin the ingredients necessary to achieve improvement and repair of the tissue. Only after these stages can we move on to the most characteristic and intense techniques for Kobido massage or drums, quick pinching, gentle strokes, kneading and deep smoothing of the skin. All techniques are performed with great involvement of the therapist. The purpose of performing intense techniques is to remove any tension that tends to freeze the muscles and their function. Lifting techniques are mainly done on the face, but they can also be performed on other parts of the body such as the neck, shoulders and shoulders.

Visual effects of Kobido massage Kobido massage is known as a "non-surgical face lift". Thanks to Kobido techniques, you can, naturally and over time: *Eliminate muscle tension that causes mimic wrinkles *Prevent or reduce the effects of our skin aging *Recover a young face through deep work on muscle structures *Stimulate cell metabolism, which will contribute to faster skin regeneration *Cleanse the skin by removing toxins, impurities and dead skin cells so that we add its natural glow *Eliminate excessive tension around the neck, chest and face oval *Stimulate the production of skin ingredients - collagen and elastin

Health effects of Kobido massage: *Regulates the energy balance of the whole body *It fights stress *It provides complete relaxation and relaxation *It reduces the effects of bruxism *It relieves headaches *Avoids stiffness of the face *It reduces problems with the digestive system *It improves the eyesight Indications for the use of massage: Kobido massage is a great option for those who want to have a complete relaxing session combined with a spectacular face lifting effect. This type of massage of Chinese origin is also ideal for those who suffer from migraines, providing rest and relaxation in the mind, as well as for people with "heavy eyes" spending many hours in front of the computer because it also relaxes the muscles around the eyes. Kobido is also beneficial for those who suffer from bruxism because it reduces the effects of tension in the maxillo-facial area.

Contraindications to massage: - acute body inflammation (fever) - skin inflammation (allergic and infectious) - disruption of the epidermis - vascular skin - high arterial hypertension - tooth extraction, periodontal purulent states - rosacea in the stage of exacerbation

Recommendations for before and after your Kobido Both men and women of all ages can benefit from Kobido massage. On the first visit, a small skin type assessment will be performed, and any therapeutic targets will be specified. Only one Kobido session will provide a good deal of wellness, relaxation and balance.To get the best aesthetic results, we recommend a session a three times in two weeks and then a session every month. each is individual Before the Kobido session the face should be clean, with no traces of makeup, creams or other products. For men it is advisable to have shaved most recently before the session (it is not recommended to perform Kobido with beard). We always recommend drinking plenty of mineral water after the Kobido session, to help the body to completely eliminate toxins and to hydrate.