It is an ancient technique of Japanese origin, which was demanded by royalty. This technique has been developed in Europe, evolving and adapting to occidental facial morphology and skin types.
The treatment covers the neck, face and scalp; producing a deep relaxation and relief of aches and pains. The production of collagen is stimulated at a deep level, which, as it arises, gradually eliminates wrinkles and expression lines.
The result is a fresh, relaxed, toned and elastic face, characteristics typical of youth. This is why in Europe it is known as "scalpel-free facial surgery." This therapy helps to treat headache, migraines, vertigo and facial paralysis among other benefits.
Increases microcirculation and collagen production
Kogao history. Japanese Facelift. Benefits: The correct application of the therapy generates a large amount of oxygen to the skin, which produces the elimination of toxins and dead cells. Skin types: normal / dry / oily. More than 20 points include this massage technique: Step by step development. Brief introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine. Ying and Yang theory. Neurovascular points. What can facial reflexology relieve? Facial diagnosis. Muscle map. Determine the reflex areas on the face. Diagnostic map.
Course to be a Kogao® Instructor. Teach the technique in your school or clinic, with the certificate issued by Kogao® and endorsed by the Japanese School of Shiatsu.
*Accessible with the certificate of Kogao® Professional
Kobido Japan Inc has decided to offer an official training program in Madrid through the Escuela Japonesa de Shiatsu, granting the official Kobido license
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INFORMACIÓN BÁSICA SOBRE PROTECCIÓN DE DATOS. RESPONSABLE: Escuela Japonesa de Shiatsu; C/ Juan Hurtado de Mendoza 9, 28036 Madrid (Madrid) C.I.F.:B83318733, TELÉFONO: 913 45 71 24, E-MAIL: centro@shiatsudo.com. FINALIDADES: Atender solicitudes de información
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