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Kobido Up Massage

Kobido Up Massage is more than a facial — it is a deeply therapeutic ritual rooted in traditional Japanese medicine and modern neurocosmetic science. Known as the “natural face lift without a scalpel,” this advanced technique combines physiotherapy, fascia release, lymphatic drainage, and acupressure to visibly lift the skin and awaken the body’s regenerative systems.

At Eternal Vitality Clinic, our Kobido UP protocol is performed with biological precision, respecting both skin anatomy and systemic balance. It targets muscular tension, lymph stagnation, hormonal fatigue, and neuro-emotional stress.

Area(s)

  • Face: cheeks, jawline, forehead, temples
  • Neck and décolleté
  • Scalp and occipital zone (headaches, tension)
  • Periorbital and perioral zones (fine lines, puffiness)

Duration

Each session lasts 60–90 minutes, combining lifting massage with nervous system relaxation techniques.

Frequency

  • Initial rejuvenation phase: 1–2 times/week for 4–6 sessions
  • Maintenance: once every 2–4 weeks
  • As-needed: for emotional release, stress, bruxism, or hormonal fatigue
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What to Expect

How it Works

Kobido is designed to restore biological harmony by activating the fascia, muscles, and meridians of the face. It works through:

  • Manual lifting and fascia stimulation for skin firming and contouring
  • Lymphatic drainage to remove excess fluid and reduce inflammation
  • Neurofacial acupressure for emotional reset and muscle tone regulation
  • Stimulation of collagen and elastin via oxygenation and microcirculation
  • Craniosacral tension release to support the nervous and hormonal systems

How We Do It

  1. Scalp & Deep Muscle Release
    • Relieves cranial tension
    • Improves microcirculation and prepares tissue for deeper lifting
  2. Lymphatic Drainage Phase
    • Gentle rhythmic movements to clear stagnation
    • Reduces puffiness and promotes glow
  3. Manual Lifting & Fascia Sculpting
    • Targeted muscle activation (pinching, kneading, tapping)
    • Stimulates fibroblasts for natural regeneration
  4. Neurofacial Acupressure
    • Stimulates meridian points to balance emotional tension
    • Enhances long-term muscle tone and lifting memory

Side Effects

  • Mild soreness or muscle tenderness after the first session
  • Temporary redness due to increased circulation
  • Emotional release (e.g., deep relaxation, tearfulness)

All responses are signs of nervous system reset and improved circulation.

Time to Full Effect

  • Immediate glow and facial lightness: after 1 session
  • Visible contour lifting and tone improvement: 3–4 sessions
  • Structural and emotional transformation: 4–8 sessions with maintenance

Questions? We’ve got answers.

What makes Kobido different from a regular facial massage?

Kobido is a manual lifting therapy targeting deep facial muscles, fascia, and meridians, not just surface relaxation. It integrates neurocosmetic and physiological mechanisms for deeper results.

Will I see results after one session?

Yes — reduced puffiness, more sculpted features, and enhanced skin radiance. Long-term lifting and wrinkle reduction require regular practice.

Is the massage painful?

The lifting phase can feel intense, especially if facial muscles are tight. Most clients describe a sensation of “deep release” followed by lightness.

Can I do this massage at home?

We don’t recommend it. Kobido requires precise anatomical technique and neuromuscular knowledge to be safe and effective.

How should I prepare?

Avoid large meals or intense exercise before your session. Come with clean skin, and hydrate well post-treatment to support detox.

What can I expect after a full series?

  • Defined jawline and lifted cheekbones
  • Smoothed expression lines
  • Reduced facial swelling and fluid retention
  • Brighter, oxygenated skin
  • Deep nervous system relaxation and emotional lightness