Does the famous Kobido lifting massage have any competition?
Kobido facial massage, also known as Japanese facial massage, is an ancient massage technique that has been used in Japan for centuries. It is known for its many beneficial effects on the skin and overall health. The popularity of this lifting massage is constantly growing. In this article, we will try to take a closer look at who Kobido massage may be best for, what effects can be expected, and when it is worth considering choosing a treatment based on the Bloomea device using Trio MML technology.
What do both treatments have in common?
Both the Kobido lifting massage and the Bloomea treatment are for people looking for non-invasive methods to improve the appearance of the skin and reduce the signs of aging. Their main goal is to improve skin elasticity, blood circulation and reduce wrinkles. Both treatments allow you to relax and reduce stress levels. It is worth adding that these are year-round treatments, and the best results are achieved when performed in a series.
When is it worth using facial skin lifting treatments?
Both the Kobido facial massage and the Bloomea treatment are aimed at relieving the signs of skin aging, see the comparison below to assess when it is better to choose Kobido and when it is worth considering the Bloomea treatment.
Results count
Both treatments produce visible results after the first visit. In both cases, the skin is tightened and its color improves. See the list below what effects you can expect.
How long do the effects of Kobido and Bloomea last?
Although the effects are visible after the first treatment, much more visible changes are visible after the Bloomea treatment. Thanks to macroexfoliation, we intensively exfoliate the epidermis, stimulating the skin to natural reconstruction. Microvibration and lumnotherapy cause the introduced active substances, such as hyaluronic acid, to penetrate deeper layers of the epidermis, allowing the effect to last much longer than after a lifting Kobido massage. It is worth noting that after a single Kobido massage, the effect will last for about one day, while after the Bloomea treatment, the skin is rebuilt and the effects are visible for up to 2-3 weeks, depending on the degree of compliance with home recommendations.
What else is worth knowing before making a decision
Depending on your expectations, it is worth having full information about both treatments. They differ in several other elements, listed below.
To sum up, it is worth remembering that the effects may vary depending on the person and the regularity and quality of the sessions. It is always best to consult with an experienced massage therapist or skin care specialist to select the appropriate treatment plan tailored to your individual needs.
