Hadado massage is known as a "non-surgical face lift".

 

Due to the complexity and intensity of techniques, the Hadado massage works on the

deeper layers of the skin and muscles of the face. It’s a combination of slow and intensive

movements that are designed to relax and stimulate the skin. This massage activates the

facial nerves increasing the flow of QI (life energy), which leads to a natural lifting effect.

The Hadado massage is a deep combination of traditional Japanese medical concepts and

various hand manipulation techniques. The purpose of this massage is to work on

acupressure points to achieve balance in the facial skin and muscles. It consists of facia

release, lymphatic drainage, lifting techniques and acupressure.

Hadado begins in a seated position, where a deep tissue massage is done on the neck and

back muscles. Once on the massage table, smooth delicate movements are used to relax

and eliminate tension. From there, massaging the neck and face begins to activate blood

circulation to help achieve tissue improvement and repair. Then the Kobido portion of the

massage begins which entails percussion, quick pinching, kneading and deep smoothing

of the skin. The goal of these intensive techniques is to remove any tension that tends to

freeze the muscles and their function. This combination of movements can help create a

“non-surgical face lift”