Kobido massage in detail
Kobido, the "ancient way of beauty", is a Japanese facial massage with a codified protocol: tapping, meridian pressure, smoothing, pinching and drainage follow one another at a fast, precise rhythm. It boosts blood and lymph circulation, works the facial muscles and brings deep relaxation. Learn more on our Kobido massage in Geneva page.
Cosmetic acupuncture in detail
Rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, cosmetic acupuncture uses very fine, sterile, single-use needles placed on the meridians and facial muscles. The gentle skin response boosts natural collagen and elastin production. See our cosmetic acupuncture in Geneva page.
Why combine Kobido and acupuncture?
Acupuncture works deep down, at cellular level; Kobido works on the surface and the muscles. Combined in the signature treatment, they reinforce each other for a more visible, longer-lasting natural facelift, with no surgery or injections.
FAQ
What is Kobido massage?
Kobido ("ancient way of beauty") is a traditional Japanese facial massage over 500 years old. It combines tapping, meridian pressure, smoothing, pinching and drainage in a codified sequence to tone the features and deeply relax.
Does cosmetic acupuncture hurt?
No. The needles are much finer than a syringe needle; the sensation is described as light pressure, rarely unpleasant. They are sterile and single-use.
Does Kobido have a lifting effect?
Yes, it is often called a "natural facelift": by boosting circulation and working the facial muscles, Kobido helps firm the skin and redefine the facial contour. Results build up progressively with regular sessions.
Are Kobido and cosmetic acupuncture an alternative to Botox?
They are a natural, non-invasive alternative: instead of freezing muscles, the treatment stimulates the skin's own resources (collagen, elastin, microcirculation). Results are progressive and respect natural facial expression.