KOBIDO – Dom Masażu

KOBIDO Face Massage

Kobido is one of the most advanced facial massages originating from Japan. Often called the “scalpel-free facelift,” it combines intensive manual techniques, deep tissue massage, and lymphatic drainage.

Kobido – the massage of emperors, the secret of youth

Kobido massage is one of the oldest and most advanced facial massage techniques, originating from Japan. Its history dates back to the 15th century when Japanese massage masters developed a unique facial lifting method without the use of a scalpel. Initially reserved only for the imperial family, it later became popular among samurai, who used it for relaxation and recovery after battles.

Today, Kobido is recognized as a “non-surgical facelift” – an intensive manual technique that stimulates circulation, firms the skin, and reduces muscle tension, giving the face a younger and fresher appearance.

Kobido – a massage once reserved only for samurais.

Benefits of massage on a physiological level

Relaxes deep facial muscles, reducing facial tension.
Tones the muscles, improving the facial contour.
Stimulates blood circulation and lymph flow.
Reduces facial wrinkles and deeper lines.
Stimulates the nervous system, supporting energy balance.
Relieves headaches and migraines.
Helps reduce bruxism and tension in the temporomandibular joint.
Positively affects the eye area – reduces puffiness and dark circles under the eyes.
Has an anti-stress effect, improving mood and relaxation.
Regulates sebum production and improves skin condition.

Contraindications

Active skin inflammatory conditions, pustular acne
Approximately 3 months after filler treatments (e.g., hyaluronic acid), as well as HIFU treatments
2-3 weeks after Botox
PDO threads – up to 6 months
Vascular skin – treatment possible, but in a delicate form
Rosacea during flare-ups
Active HSV infection (herpes)
Viral and bacterial infections (e.g., herpes)
Uncontrolled hypertension
Cancer
Fresh wounds, post-surgical scars

The Japanese secret to glowing skin

Kobido is a technique that works on the deeper layers of the skin and muscles, improving their condition. It can be an effective element of anti-aging prevention, but regularity and the absence of contraindications to the procedure are key.