Kobido Massage
Japanese facial massage
✓ Eliminates wrinkles
✓ Reduces swelling
✓ Eliminates begs under eyes
✓ Improves facial contours
✓ Nourishes and oxygenates the skin
✓ Improves skin condition
✓ Reduces the feeling of stress
✓ Reduces tension
Contraindications:
- Aesthetic medicine treatments:
- Botox – 2 weeks
- Hyaluronic acid and other fillers – 10 weeks
- Lifting threads – 6 months
- Skin inflammation
- Tooth extraction – 2 weeks
- Dental implant – 2 months
- Acne rosacea in the exacerbation phase
- Tumors
- High blood pressure
Variants:
◘ 60 minutes – €165
Polyvagal Massage
Polyvagal massage is a vagus nerve stimulation therapy. The vagus nerve (from the Latin nervus vagus – wandering nerve) is the longest nerve in the human body and influences a person’s emotional balance. It reaches vital organs in the body. Its nerve fibers send information from the intestines to the brain, and the others are responsible for the functioning of the heart, lungs and kidneys.
Stimulation of the vagus nerve contributes significantly to improved health. The goal of polyvagal massage – developed on the basis of Dr. Steven Porges’ polyvagal theory – is to bring the body into a state of deep relaxation and harmonize the two pathways of the vagus nerve: the dorsal (state of danger, fear) and ventral (sense of security). The treatment covers the areas of the vagus nerve pathway, removes emotional tensions, brings relief and lightness to the body.
Variants:
◘ 40 minutes – €85
Maderotherapy
Colombian anti-cellulite massage
- Reduces cellulite and accumulated fat
- Contours the figure
- Tightens the skin
- Reduces the girths of various body parts
- Improves skin appearance
- Stimulates the blood circulation
- Eliminates lymphatic congestion
- Reduces stress
- Relaxes and calms the body
Contraindications:
- skin disruption
- short time after fractures, sprains and dislocations
- dermatological changes
- bleeding or tendency to bleed
- heart defects, aneurysms
- blood clots
- tumors
- pregnancy and lactation
- diseases related to blood clotting
- kidney disease
Variants:
◘ 60 minutes – €165
◘ 90 minutes – €240
Moxibustion
Moksa means burning herb. Moxibustion is a type of thermoacupuncture, the stimulation of relevant acupuncture points through heat emitted by a glowing (smoking or smokeless) cigar. Moksa is particularly effective in the following cases:
- digestive problems (e.g. stomach ache, diarrhea)
- when we feel cold, weak, sleepy, and lacking in energy
- when we suffer from swelling, congestion, and various types of accumulations, such as lipomas or cysts
- menstrual pain
- body wekaness, chronic fatigue
- infertility and menstrual cycle regulation
- supporting the immune system
- certain respiratory problems, such as asthma
Variants (each lasting 25 minutes – €65 / smokeless + 6 euro):
◘ detoxifying
◘ for depression and anxiety
◘ for irregular menstruation
◘ for insomnia
◘ for alleviating menopause symptoms
◘ for eczema
◘ for colds
◘ for digestive problems
◘ for back pain
Meridian Massage
Meridian massage, also known as “acupuncture without needles” is a form of massage that aims to stimulate the energy pathways (meridians) in the body in order to restore harmony and energy flow. By applying pressure to specific acupuncture points, an electroacupuncture (or acupressure) pen stimulates the flow of energy in the patient’s body, thereby helping to relieve back pain and promote general well-being.
The massage is performed using hands, an electroacupuncture/acupressure pen, a wooden massage tool, and a Chinese cup. The benefits of this treatment are as follows:
- improves overall well-being
- allows you to release accumulated tension and calm your mind
- improves concentration and brings peace of mind
- has a therapeutic effect on headaches/migraines
- reduces sleep disorders and insomnia
- it may also reduce hair loss (by improving blood circulation in the scalp and strengthening hair roots)
Variants:
◘ head and neck meridian massage – 25 minutes – €65
◘ meridian back massage – 25 minutes – €65
◘ full-body meridian massage – 60 minutes – €125
Honey Massage
A multidimensional massage – by opening the pores in the skin, honey removes dead skin cells, releasing toxins from the body and allowing the skin to breathe more easily.
The full-body honey massage cleanses the skin, accelerates metabolism, stimulates blood and lymph circulation, strengthens blood vessels, removes toxins, improves skin elasticity, smoothes the skin, and reduces cellulite. Intensive movements during the massage break down fatty tissue and cellulite. The honey massage is particularly recommended for women after pregnancy and for people during and after weight loss.
Honey massage strongly firms the skin and helps it regain its full vitality. It perfectly supports:
- cleansing the body
- removing toxins
- weight loss
- tissue nutrition
- smoothing and improving the appearance of the skin, AND IN ADDITION:
- breaks down fat tissue and cellulite
- strengthens the immune system
- the smell of honey itself enhances mood
Indications:
- cellulite
- muscle and joint pain
- muscle stiffness
- poor skin condition
- depression
- neurosis
- lymphatic congestion
- insomnia
- desire to strengthen the immune system
The honey massage for the face, neck, and décolleté is a treatment in which honey is applied to these areas, gently massaged into the skin, and then peeled off to exfoliate the epidermis. The aim of this massage is to improve skin firmness, smooth wrinkles, cleanse pores, and improve skin tone. Honey has a moisturizing and nourishing effect that can improve skin firmness and elasticity.
Contraindications:
◘ Allergy to honey and bee products
Variants:
◘ for the face, neck, and décolleté – 25 minutes – €65
◘ full-body honey massage – 40 minutes – €90
Thyroid function improvement therapy
Therapy to improve thyroid function in hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism aims to restore normal thyroid function and balance hormone levels. It is based on:
- manual therapy of the suboccipital, supraoccipital, sternocleidomastoid, and cervical spine extensor muscles
- manual therapy of the oral cavity floor (intraoral work)
- electroacupuncture (or acupressure), which involves stimulating specific points on the body to restore hormonal balance and alleviate symptoms; these points are located in various areas, including the neck, sternum, feet, and ears; the therapy is performed with an electric pen – suitable for people who are afraid of needles
Variants:
◘ 40 minutes – €90
Therapy for the relief of menopausal symptoms
This massage therapy, combined with the stimulation of acupuncture points using an electric acupuncture pen – a substitute for needles – is the most effective non-hormonal method for treating menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings.
It helps with:
- soothe muscle tension and pain, experience a feeling of calm and relaxation
- alleviate menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings
- improve the quality and quantity of sleep
- reduce insomnia, anxiety, depression, stress and mental fog
- combined with the scent of aromatic candles, this therapy is also very effective in reducing irritability and mental exhaustion
Variants:
◘ 40 minutes – €90
Cupping therapy (Chinese bubbles therapy)
The aim of cupping therapy is to restore balance (homeostasis) in the body, stimulate the immune system and initiate the self-healing process.
It is most commonly used to treat colds and musculoskeletal disorders (arthritis), digestive and nervous system disorders (neuralgia, myalgia), migraines, sciatica and irritable bowel syndrome. During the therapy, blood vessels dilate, which stimulates metabolism and thus promotes the faster elimination of harmful substances from the body, which may be one of the causes of the pain we struggle with.
Contraindications:
- excessive fragility of blood vessels
- blood clotting disorders
- tendency to bruise easily
Variants description (each lasting 30 minutes – €65):
- global application for Head’s areas – improvement of nervous system function, internal organs, sleep quality
- visceral application – improvement of internal organ function, recommended for digestive problems
- gynecological application – recommended during the first day of menstruation to reduce pain and abdominal tenderness, recommended for painful menstruation and PCS (Pelvic Congestion Syndrome)
- application for “disc prolapse” – used as part of therapy supporting physiotherapy treatment; cupping helps to relieve pain, relax muscles and improve circulation in the affected area which can bring relief to patients with spinal hernia
- application for lumbago – relieves pain, relaxes muscles, and improves circulation in the affected area
- application for shoulder pain – relieves pain, relaxes muscles, and improves circulation in the affected area
- application for knee pain – relieves pain, relaxes muscles, and improves circulation in the affected area
Warning! Cupping may leave marks on the skin which normally disappear after a few days
Sensory massage for children
A relaxing massage of the back and lower limbs using hands and sensory tools, designed to stimulate the child’s senses and support their development.
Variants:
◘ 25 minutes – €45
Our Courses
Vagus nerve autotherapy
Stress? Chronic fatigue? Memory and concentration problems? Migraines, sleep disorders, and insomnia? Depression and anxiety? Flatulence? Digestive problems?
Sounds familiar? Take care of your vagus nerve today!
During this training, we present the following techniques:
- autostimulation of the vagus nerve
- finding physical and mental balance
- getting rid of stress
- better coping with fatigue and migraines
- improving sleep quality
The vagus nerve (latin nervus vagus, meaning “wandering nerve”) is the longest cranial nerve in the human body and influences emotional balance. It extends to the body’s most important organs. Its nerve fibers transmit information from the intestines to the brain, while others are responsible for the functioning of the heart, lungs, and kidneys. Stimulation of the vagus nerve contributes significantly to better health.
If you want to reduce emotional tension and bring relief and lightness to your body, this training is for you!
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) autotherapy
Do you suffer from stress and tension headaches? Are your jaw muscles tense? Do you suffer from bruxism and jaw joint pain?
If so, this course is just for you!
Temporomandibular joint autotherapy is aimed at older people who want to take care of themselves, take a moment for themselves, and give their face a younger appearance on their own.
During this training, you will learn techniques for self-massage of the face, including transbuccal (intraoral, inside the mouth) massage to reduce tension in the temporomandibular joint, especially in people with bruxism.
Autoherapy for the relief of menopausal symptoms
Are you bothered by hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings? Then this is for you!
During this training:
- you will learn the secrets of aromatherapy in alleviating the symptoms of menopause
- you will find out which acupuncture points to stimulate to help alleviate the symptoms of menopause
- you will learn relaxation techniques and how to work with your Kegel muscles
Legs wood self-massage
Do you struggle with heavy legs? Do you suffer from swelling? Would you like to learn the secrets of working with the lymphatic system and improve lymph flow, as well as find out how to firm your skin and get rid of cellulite using wood self-massage?
This self-massage is a great method for fighting cellulite! During the 30-minute course, you will learn:
- techniques for stimulating the lymphatic system which cleanses the body of harmful metabolic products
- acupressure points that stimulate metabolism
- how to use our wooden tools to massage the abdomen, thighs, and lower legs
Autotherapy to improve thyroid function
Hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism? This training is for you!
Autotherapy for improving thyroid function in hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism aims to restore normal thyroid function and balance hormone levels. It is based on:
- autotherapy of the submandibular, supraclavicular, sternocleidomastoid, and cervical spine extensor muscles
- manual autotherapy of the floor of the mouth area
- self-stimulation of acupuncture points in the context of thyroid problems