Kobido massage is a luxurious treatment that combines traditional Japanese massage techniques with modern lifting methods. Through a unique blend of gentle and deep movements, this massage effectively stimulates the skin, muscles, and lymphatic system, leading to immediate rejuvenation and improved skin condition.

At the end of the treatment, a nourishing mask rich in active ingredients is applied to the face. Thanks to the massage, these ingredients are better absorbed, providing intense hydration, regeneration, and nourishment for the skin.

Kobido massage, known as the „ancient way of beauty,” has its roots in Japan, where it has been used for centuries by geishas to maintain youthful and radiant skin. Today, combining traditional techniques with modern advancements in cosmetology, Kobido massage is one of the most effective lifting treatments on the market, gaining popularity worldwide.

Kobido massage offers a range of skin benefits, including:

– Skin Lifting and Firming – Smoothes wrinkles and enhances skin elasticity.

– Reduction of Puffiness – Accelerates lymphatic drainage, reducing swelling.

– Improved Skin Tone – Stimulates circulation, leading to a healthier, more radiant complexion.

– Relaxation – Effectively relieves muscle tension and stress, calming both body and mind.

Kobido massage is safe for most people; however, it is recommended to consult a professional if you have any of the following conditions:

– Active skin inflammations, acne, cold sores

– Dermatological diseases

– Rosacea

– Pregnancy and breastfeeding

– Circulatory problems or heart conditions

For lasting and visible results, a series of Kobido treatments is recommended. The optimal number of sessions is 5-8 treatments, spaced one week apart, which allows for gradual improvement in skin condition and prolongs the lifting effects. Regular sessions also contribute to maintaining a youthful appearance in the long term.

– 30-minute massage – 70 CHF  

– 60-minute massage – 90 CHF  

– 90-minute massage – 120 CHF  

(The listed time is the duration of the massage, not the entire treatment.)