Kobido – Japanese Facelift Massage in Glasgow

The Kobido Japanese Facelift Massage is a centuries-old, intricate facial massage technique originating in 15th-century Japan. The name “Kobido” translates to the “ancient way of beauty,” and this non-invasive method remains a sought-after alternative to cosmetic procedures for facial rejuvenation.

This massage combines slow, relaxing movements with advanced, fast-paced techniques that target the skin’s deeper structures and facial muscles, providing both relaxation and a lifting effect.

Benefits of Kobido Massage

• Younger, refreshed, and radiant skin.
• Reduced wrinkles, puffiness, and dark circles.
• Improved skin elasticity and microcirculation.
• Relaxation and reduced stress-related effects like fatigue and headaches.

What Does the Treatment Involve?

Skin Cleansing: The session begins with a thorough cleansing of the face.

Deep Tissue Massage: Relieves tension in facial muscles and smooths fine wrinkles.

Lymphatic Drainage: Improves blood and lymph circulation, reducing puffiness, dark circles, and improving skin tone.

Lifting Stage: Intense and fast-paced kneading, pinching, and pulling of the skin to lift and firm facial contours.

Contraindications

The procedure is safe but not recommended if you have:

Skin inflammation or wounds.

Fever or general illness.

Rosacea during flare-ups.

Recent cosmetic treatments like Botox (wait 2 weeks), lifting threads (6 months), or hyaluronic acid fillers (2–3 months).