Kobido — the ancient way of beauty — a 500-year-old Japanese deep tissue face ritual born in 1472 from the fusion of two Anma masters. Intensive work on facial muscles, fascia, and periosteum with 48 distinct hand techniques. Natural lifting, wrinkle reduction, deep nervous-system release. Certified by Akademia SPA, Kraków. No needles, no injectables. 3 minutes from the Main Square.
The classical Kobido protocol: welcome and breath synchronisation, deep tissue work without oil on nape and face, oil relaxation phase, lymphatic drainage, intensive lifting techniques, and facial acupressure to stabilise results.
Unlike a light cosmetic facial, every movement is performed three times at controlled depth. The lifting effect is visible immediately. An exclusive variant with La Sultane de Saba luxury skincare is available.
No. Kobido is an intensive deep tissue face massage working muscles and fascia — a firm, sculpting technique rather than a light cosmetic treatment. It targets the structural layer underneath the skin: the muscles, fascia, and periosteum that determine the shape and tone of the face.
A lifting effect is usually visible immediately after the first session — the face looks more defined, lifted, and alive. A series of treatments (typically 4–6 sessions) deepens and prolongs the result significantly.
They work differently. Botox paralyses the muscle to prevent wrinkle formation. Kobido releases chronic muscle tension and restores fascial tone so the face sits naturally in a more lifted position — without restricting expression or requiring injections. Many clients use Kobido as a natural alternative or a complement to injectables.
No. Mild redness immediately after the session is normal and fades within an hour. You can go about your day directly after. Kobido does not cause bruising when performed by a certified therapist.
Wait minimum 14 days after Botox and 4–8 weeks after hyaluronic acid fillers. Mechanical pressure and hyperaemia can cause toxin migration or filler displacement if done too soon. Always disclose recent procedures at booking.
Kobido is contraindicated for active inflammatory acne — mechanical stimulation can trigger breakouts weeks later. Sessions are possible once the skin is calm, with adapted lighter technique in affected areas.
Kobido works mid-to-deep muscle and fascial layers with 48 hand techniques — best for radiance, drainage, and moderate lifting. Hadado (Kobido 2.0) goes deeper with 100+ techniques and targets mature skin oval reconstruction. Facemodeling adds osteopathic and intraoral work for deep restructuring. Kobido is the right choice for regular maintenance and visible immediate results without medical-level intervention.
Body Kind Studio, Mikołajska 11/13, 31-027 Kraków, 3 minutes from the Main Square. Phone: +48 516 365 005. Open Monday–Friday 11:00–22:00, Saturday–Sunday 12:00–22:00. Book online: bodykindstudio.booksy.com