Kobido Massage – Japanese Facial Lift

Kobido massage is a traditional Japanese technique for working on the muscles of the face and neck, known as a natural alternative to cosmetic procedures. Thanks to its intense, complex movements, it works deeply—boosting circulation, stimulating the muscles, and activating the flow of Qi energy, restoring the skin’s firmness and radiance.

Price

From PLN 450

Treatment time

40-70 min

Anesthesia

No

Area

Face

It is an excellent choice for people who do not want to or cannot undergo procedures involving needles or a scalpel. Kobido is a completely natural way to improve the appearance of the face, its contours, and firmness, while also providing deep relaxation and stress relief. Regular sessions reduce muscle tension, which can lead to lymphatic stagnation and loss of skin elasticity, while improving microcirculation and cellular oxygenation. After just one treatment, the complexion becomes brighter, smoother, and more rested, and with regular massages—once a week—you can achieve a natural lifting effect and improved facial contours. Kobido is also a way to reduce stress symptoms, improve well-being, and restore the body’s overall balance.

What does the Kobido treatment look like?

The treatment lasts about 70 minutes and includes makeup removal, the massage itself, and the application of serum and post-treatment cream. The massage is performed at a fast, rhythmic pace using a variety of techniques—ranging from gentle strokes to deeper, more intense movements.

The first stage aims to relieve muscle tension that can cause fine expression lines. The therapist then moves on to the relaxation phase, which loosens the muscles of the face and neck, which are often tense due to stress and emotions. In the next stage, movements are performed to stimulate blood and lymph circulation—improving skin tone, reducing puffiness, and minimizing dark circles under the eyes.

The key phase of the massage is the lifting stage. The therapist performs quick, precise movements and gently pinches the skin, which may cause brief discomfort. As a result, the skin warms up, and the increased flow of blood and Qi energy makes the skin firmer and more elastic. The treatment also includes work on the muscles of the arms, neck, décolletage, back, and head, which enhances the feeling of relaxation.

Benefits of Kobido massage

Regular Kobido massage offers a range of benefits for the skin and overall well-being. The complexion becomes better oxygenated, nourished, and radiant, while facial contours appear more defined. Increased production of collagen and elastin improves skin firmness and elasticity, providing a natural lifting effect without surgical intervention.

Kobido massage also has therapeutic benefits—it reduces muscle tension, relieves headaches, alleviates the symptoms of bruxism, and helps release emotions trapped in the body. When performed regularly, it improves circulation, supports the body’s detoxification process, and enhances overall skin health.

Contraindications for Kobido massage

The procedure should not be performed in the case of:

  • acute inflammation of the body or skin,
  • periapical abscesses and following tooth extractions,
  • recent treatments involving dermal fillers (up to 4 weeks), Botox (2 weeks), or PDO threads (up to 6 months),
  • recent laser treatments and mesotherapy (you should wait until the condition subsides) 
  • (inflammation).

Important information

Duration of treatment

40-70 min

Contraindications

Active acne

Required tests

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Price list

Type of treatment

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450 PLN

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FAQ

Answers to frequently asked questions about a variety of treatments and procedures.

Does a Kobido massage hurt?

 The massage is intense, but it shouldn’t be painful. At times, especially during the lifting phase, you may feel slight discomfort due to the deeper action on the tissues.

How long do the effects of a Kobido massage last?

 The first results are visible after just one treatment, but for long-lasting results, regular sessions are recommended—ideally once a week for several weeks, followed by once every 2–3 weeks to maintain the results.

Can Kobido replace aesthetic medicine treatments?

For many people, yes. It’s a natural alternative to surgical facelifts or needle-based treatments—it improves skin firmness and elasticity without the risk of complications.

How should I prepare for a massage?

We recommend coming without makeup or gently removing any makeup on-site. It’s also a good idea to avoid using heavy cosmetics or undergoing facial treatments on the day of your massage.

Are there any side effects after a Kobido massage?

 Immediately after the procedure, the skin may be slightly red or warm—this is a natural result of increased blood circulation. These symptoms subside after a few hours.