COSMO FACE AND EYE LIFTING

Japanese Cosmo Face Lifting is a holistic rejuvenating treatment developed by Lone Sorensen. It involves manual muscle massage and stimulation of traditional acupressure points on the face, combined with deep lifting and lymphatic drainage. The treatment is recommended for both women and men of all ages - it works perfectly as a method to prevent collagen loss and wrinkles, reduces the effects of aging on mature skin, and brightens and refreshes the complexion. This therapy serves as an ideal alternative to invasive aesthetic procedures.

Aesthetic Lifting and Emotional Balance in One Deeply Regenerative Ritual

This treatment combines unique facial and head manual work methods developed by the Lone Sorensen Institute:

• Japanese Cosmo Face and Eye Lifting - lifting and regenerative manual therapy,
• Tibetan Reflexology Head and Neck Massage - deeply relaxing therapy restoring balance to the nervous system and overall body functions.
• Finishing with a massage using salt balls - for mineralization, soothing, and energetically closing the therapy.

The treatment acts simultaneously on the skin, facial muscles, lymphatic system, reflex points, neuro-reflex zones, and the central nervous system, improving appearance, regulating tensions, and supporting natural healing processes.

Who is this treatment for?

• for individuals seeking a natural alternative to facelifts,
• for those stressed, mentally and emotionally tired,
• for symptoms of chronic tension in the head, jaw, neck,
• for individuals with sleep problems, migraines, teeth grinding,
• for those needing both an aesthetic rejuvenation effect and deep relaxation,
• ideal for symptoms of "life overload" - physical, mental, and hormonal.

How does this treatment work?

Cosmo Face and Eye Lifting:

• stimulates facial reflex points responsible for organ function and hormonal balance,
• encourages facial muscles to work and self-regulate tension,
• sculpts facial contour and improves firmness,
• supports natural detoxification and tissue regeneration processes,
• provides brightening, regenerating, and rejuvenating effects.

Tibetan Reflexology Massage:

• covers reflex zones of the head, neck, neck, and shoulders,
• stimulates the parasympathetic (regenerative) system,
• calms the limbic system (emotional),
• reduces psychosomatic tensions and improves energy flow,
• improves circulation and oxygenation of the brain.

Salt Ball Massage (using Himalayan or volcanic salt):

• has a tightening, cooling, and calming effect,
• closes pores after intense massage,
• mineralizes the skin (iron, calcium, magnesium),
• has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties,
• subtly regulates the energy flow of the entire treatment.

The treatment combines Eastern manual medicine with reflexology and neurotherapy.

Treatment Effects:

Aesthetic Effects:

• visible lifting of the facial oval - a natural facelift without a scalpel,
• improves skin tension and firmness,
• smooths out wrinkles (especially around the eyes, forehead, and mouth),
• reduces puffiness, lymphatic swelling, and under-eye "bags,"
• brightens the skin and evens out its complexion,
• tightens pores and improves skin texture after the salt ball massage,
• creates an effect of a "refreshed, rested face."

Therapeutic and Neurological Effects:

• deep relaxation of facial, jaw, neck, and throat muscles,
• reduction of migraines, tension headaches, and sleep problems,
• improvement of lymphatic and immune system function,
• activation of body's self-regulatory mechanisms,
• regulation of psychosomatic tensions and overload states (chronic stress, fatigue, digital overload).

Energetic and Reflexological Effects:

• stimulation of points related to internal organs, hormonal and digestive systems,
• restoration of balance in the nervous system (toning the vagus nerve),
• feeling of "clear head," calmness, clarity of thinking,
• subtle harmonization of body and emotions - regeneration from within.

Treatment Frequency

• 1-2 times a week - in a series of 6-10 treatments,
• every 2-4 weeks - as a maintenance therapy or regenerative ritual,
• before important events - a banquet treatment for lifting, refreshment, and calmness.

Extended Option - Active Skin Care

The treatment can be enhanced with:

• vitamin C ampoule (brightening, collagen, protection against free radicals),
• hyaluronic mask + moisturizing ampoule (deep hydration, smoothing),
• individually tailored anti-aging treatment (for dry, sagging, tired, or pigmented skin).

Combining manual work with active skin care enhances lifting and regenerative effects, supporting deep revitalization of the skin and nervous system.

The treatment combines Japanese precision, Tibetan balance, and the therapeutic power of touch. It is the deepest possible facial lifting and a reset for the head. The face radiates - the body calms down.

Neuroreflexological therapy for calming and regulating the body – from head to heart of the nervous system

Tibetan head, neck, and cervical reflexology is a manual therapeutic technique that is deeply relaxing, developed and certified by the Lone Sorensen Institute. The treatment is based on natural stimulation of neuro-reflex zones located on the forehead, hairy scalp, neck, cervical spine, shoulders, and arms.

This is a unique form of regulatory therapy that simultaneously affects:

• the nervous and hormonal systems,
• the function of internal organs,
• the energy meridian channels,
• as well as the aesthetics and condition of the skin and hair.

How does Tibetan reflexology work?

During the treatment, the therapist manually stimulates specific points and neuro-reflex zones closely related to the nervous, circulatory, digestive, lymphatic, and hormonal systems. Stimulation is done through:

• stroking, pressure, pulsating compression, and tissue mobilization,
• working according to the reflex map of the head and meridians,
• integrating body systems through cranio-cervical nerve connections.

The result? Calming the central nervous system, improving circulation, releasing psychosomatic tensions, and activating regenerative mechanisms.

Therapeutic effects of the treatment:

• deep relaxation of head, neck, and cervical muscles,
• reducing tension headaches and migraines,
• improving concentration, sleep, memory, and emotional tranquility,
• supporting conditions such as: insomnia, high blood pressure, dizziness, tinnitus, dementia, brain fog, rheumatic discomfort, phantom pains, vision and sensory disturbances, palpitations, anxiety, limb numbness, joint pains, and neck stiffness,
• enhancing microcirculation and oxygenation of the brain,
• stimulating the immune and hormonal systems,
• strengthening tissue nourishment and cleansing processes, including the scalp and hair follicles.

Who is Tibetan head and neck reflexology for?

The treatment is recommended for individuals:

• dealing with chronic stress and mental overload,
• suffering from insomnia, hyperactivity, migraines, neck and jaw muscle tension,
• after injuries, strokes, during neurological recovery,
• experiencing psychosomatic symptoms (breathlessness, tremors, heart palpitations),
• with cognitive disorders (distractibility, brain fog, concentration problems),
• with chronic pain and inflammation where conventional techniques provide no relief.

Frequency of treatments:

• 1-2 times a week - for acute or chronic conditions,
• every 2-3 weeks - as a calming-regenerative and preventive treatment,
• after intensive facial massages - as a balancing conclusion to sessions (e.g., after Kobido, Zoga Face, Cosmo Lifting).

Integration with other manual treatments:

Tibetan reflexology complements treatments such as:

• Cosmo Lifting for face and eyes - to deepen relaxation and energy balance,
• Zoga Face Integration - for calming the nervous system after deep structural work,
• Hadado (Kobido 2.0) - as a muscle-relaxing element for the neck and closure of the session.

This treatment not only releases tensions but also helps understand and reset the entire body. Your brain rests. Your body regenerates itself.