Japanese facial massage: how does it work?

The effects of Japanese massage are wide-ranging. The skin appears better nourished and oxygenated after the treatment. In addition, the pressure and friction on the epidermis reduces tension in the facial and neck muscles. When performed regularly, the treatment slows down skin ageing and stimulates collagen and elastin production.

Who can benefit from a Japanese facelift?

The Asian massage is primarily recommended for younger people who are noticing the first signs of ageing. For mature skin, a much more powerful facelift, expertly called Kobido, is indicated. Massage is not possible with inflammation of the body and face, or inflammation of the mouth. The use of Japanese massage is not possible with herpes and aggravated acne. A break in the epidermis also rules out a massage, as do recent aesthetic treatments when the effect is fresh. It is then necessary to hold off for a while and not to have any massages.

Laser therapy - alternative to massages

Japanese massage requires a lot of commitment and time. In order to reverse ageing changes on the face, it should be performed weekly, and a minimum of 5-10 massages should be included in the series. In addition, those suffering from acne and inflammation in the facial area are excluded from the treatments. Alternatives to massages are laser therapy treatments. Laser in treatments such as 4d endolifting is a rapid rejuvenating effect. The laser can even be used if you suffer from acne, in which case inflammation is reduced and you can enjoy beautiful and healthy skin again.. At Wellclinic, we perform the highly rejuvenating Fotona 4D Endolifting treatment. After just one treatment, crow's feet disappear, the tension of the entire face improves and furrows become significantly shallower.