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Introduction from reviews

Overview

Target

Three indicators for facial treatment

Warnings

Introduction from reviews

Thank you very much.

Below are some excerpts from a survey of those who downloaded the trial version.

Results vary from person to person, but the two examples below are impressions from customers after one treatment.

"It only gets better for a short time, then goes back to normal after a while... it's not a repeated treatment, but rather a treatment that overwrites the original condition."

"The muscles in the area of ​​the biggest stain on my face

I had been worried for a while that there was no movement in that area, but the doctor was able to slowly and carefully correct the stiffness in that area.

As a result, my face's overall blood circulation has improved, my skin condition has improved, and my spots have faded a little.

Overview

To improve the beauty of your skin, it relaxes the tension and stiffness of all the tissues that make up your face and promotes skin metabolism.

Its most notable feature is that it can relax a wide range of areas, including facial bones, cranial sutures, temporomandibular joints, and dura mater, which is not possible with massage.

Recommended for those who want to maximize their skin's current potential and highlight the beauty of their underlying skin while promoting health.

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Eligible persons

・Those who want to maximize their skin's potential

Eye strain

- Pain between the eyebrows, autonomic or trigeminal headaches, etc.

・Nasal congestion (sinusitis, etc.)

・Temporomandibular joint problems (such as clenching or imbalance)

Facial distortion

Hearing problems such as tinnitus

Other facial problems

Three indicators for facial treatment

There are three important anatomical points to note:

1. Eyes and nose

The area around the eyes is extremely important as it is the pathway for blood circulation in the face.

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The blood that has accumulated waste products due to eye strain is expelled through the surface of the face and inside the skull.

Therefore, we will focus on the orbital and nasal areas here.

We check the condition of the frontal bone, ethmoid bone, lacrimal bone, sphenoid bone, palatine bone, nasal bone, and maxilla that make up the eye socket and nasal cavity before performing treatment.

Treatment in this area is effective not only for eye fatigue and stuffy nose, but also for conditioning the eye area.

2. Chin and cheeks

Next, we'll look at the temporomandibular joint.

The area around the jaw is an area where differences between the left and right sides are very likely to occur, and stress can easily accumulate due to teeth grinding, clenching, and chewing habits, which can greatly contribute to facial imbalance.

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Anatomically, there are muscles that connect the inside of the mandible to the skull (external and medial pterygoid muscles), and the masseter muscle, which is a powerful muscle for chewing.

Muscles that are difficult to treat also have a significant impact on the temporomandibular joint.

In addition, the pterygoid muscle is located in the drainage passage (cavernous sinus → pterygoid venous plexus) that drains from behind the eye to the skull, making it a very important point in the circulation of fluids in the face.

Using the stiffness of the temporomandibular joint and masseter muscles as an indicator, we perform treatment to optimize the condition of the temporomandibular joint area, including the cheekbones, mandible, and temporal bone, which are prone to distortion in this area.

3. Ear and temporal bone (facial nerve)

Although the ear and temporal bone area may appear to be some distance away from the face at first glance, they are extremely important when considering facial condition.

This is because the facial nerve, which controls the facial muscles, passes through the temporal bone and then spreads to the face.

(From Wikimedia Commons”https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Head_facial_nerve_branches.jpg”)

Therefore, in order to maximize the condition of the facial nerve, we will focus on intraosseous lesions of the temporal bone (hardening of the bone itself) and also look at the sutures and dura mater inside the skull starting from the ear.

Adjustments in this area have also been shown to have a certain effect on tinnitus.

(*However, because tinnitus itself can be caused by a variety of factors, the actual effect on each individual cannot be determined until it is confirmed through treatment tests. There are also cases where it has no effect at all.)

Warnings

• Please come with the expectation that your makeup may come off or become ruined during the treatment. As a general rule, treatment is performed through a towel.
• If you have a chronic illness or are currently experiencing any physical symptoms, we will not accept you for a "facial only" treatment. "Full adjustment + facial" is possible. (This is to avoid the risk of imbalance of the entire body or issues with priorities.)
• When considering the efficiency and effectiveness of the treatment, we recommend that you first undergo a regular overall adjustment.Treatment Features PageTherefore, it is more effective to have the treatment take hold after a full body treatment has been performed to eliminate any major imbalances in the body.

Kyoto Osteopathy

Seitai(Chiropractic)-Tanigawa

By appointment only

Closed: Wednesdays and Thursdays

Basic reception hours

9:30-17:00 (last start at 15:30)

Tuesday: 9:30-21:30 (last session starts at 20:00)

*After 17:00 PM on days other than Tuesdays, we only accept reservations for ① verbal (individual) reservations, ② VIP plans, and ③ children's plans. Please contact us directly for more information.

Phone: 050-3698-4890

Email: contact@seitai-tanigawa.com

When making a reservation, we ask for the following information:

① Name

② Location (Iwakura/Karasuma Oike)

③ Preferred date and time * If possible, please include a range (e.g., starting time from ___ on ___ day)

④ Your desired plan and treatment time *Treatment time excluding the initial consultation and examination +20 minutes

(⑤ If you would like to change clothes, please write "I would like to change clothes." If you bring your own clothes, there is no need to write this.)

(⑥ If you would like to receive "special individual adjustments", please state so.)

*We usually reply within 1-2 business days.

Also, please be sure to read the following before making your first reservation.Things to note before booking-Privacy PolicyPlease read

*Please wear loose fitting clothing as little as possible.

*Payment methods accepted are cash, PayPay, VISA/Mastercard/AMEX/JCB contactless payment.