A percussive massaging device has a base which includes a tool receiver and a piston for providing percussive action to a massage tool. The massage tool includes an attachment for selectively attaching to the tool receiver using one of a key and keyway system and a magnetic system. The attachment post further includes a press-fit seal or a magnetic mechanism for further securing the attachment post to the tool receiver. The massage tool further includes a tool head which may be non-rotating or is capable of rotating in one or more directions during use while simultaneously providing a percussive massage to a user.

The present disclosure provides a claw massage apparatus including a drive mechanism, a transmission mechanism, a base and a plurality of massage mechanisms. The drive mechanism may drive rotation of the transmission mechanism, and the transmission mechanism is provided with a moving rail. The transmission mechanism is rotatably connected to the base. The plurality of massage mechanisms includes a connecting part connected to the moving rail in a transmission way and a massage claw positioned outside the base. Wherein the drive mechanism can drive rotation of the moving rail, during the rotation of the moving rail, the respective connecting parts can be pushed to swing, such that the respective massage claws move between the first extreme position and the second extreme position; in a first extreme position, the respective massage claws are close to each other; in a second extreme position, the respective massage claws are distanced from each other.

A massage chair includes a back massage system and a thigh massage system with a roller mechanism configured to move a roller in a three dimensional orbital motion. The roller mechanism is driven by a single motor that can change the direction in operation. Also included is a roller motion drive element within the roller mechanism. A shaft is configured to pass through the roller motion drive element in an offset non-perpendicular angle relative to the end face thereby forming an angle between the shaft and the end face that is less than 85 degrees. The offset causes the orbital motion of the roller when rotated. The electronics of the massage chair facilitate facial recognition and a medical assessment device to detect bodily characteristics. The backrest of the massage chair can elongate to stretch the user. A plurality of airbags are also available for the twisting of the user.

A therapeutic device for stimulating the anatomy of the cervical spine and neck is provided and includes a housing having an upper portion configured for receiving and cradling the cervical spine and the neck. The therapeutic device includes a motorized rotor assembly having a plurality of rollers. The rotor assembly rotating about a first axis and the plurality of rollers rotating independently from one another and about axes spaced from the first axis. The rotor assembly is configured to transmit percussive energy to the cervical spine and the neck.

Massage mechanisms of a massage machine individually include a pair of left and right treatment members provided along a height direction of the massage machine. A first massage mechanism is disposed on a relatively upper side, and a second massage mechanism is disposed on a relatively lower side. A control means that controls operations of the first and second massage mechanisms. The control means controls advancing/retreating drive portions such that the treatment members of the first massage mechanism and the treatment members of the second massage mechanism advance or retreat at speeds different from each other such as with a time lag.

A massage device is disclosed herein. The massage device includes a base assembly, the base assembly configured to be disposed on a support surface; at least one pole member configured to be coupled to the base assembly, the at least one pole member configured to extend upwardly from a top surface of the base assembly; and at least one massage head configured to be selectively coupled to the at least one pole member by a user, the selective coupling of the at least one massage head to the at least one pole member enabling the massage device to provide a massage to various parts of a user's body.

A massager may include: a handle; a pair of roller shafts provided on left and right sides of a first side in a longitudinal direction of the handle such that a distance between the roller shafts increases towards a distal end; a roller rotatably supported on the roller shaft; a center shaft provided on the first side in the longitudinal direction of the handle to be oriented in a direction from left to right between the pair of roller shafts; and an auxiliary roller rotatably supported on the center shaft.

A roller massage system provides a pair of roller massage assemblies in opposed adjustable spaced relation to allow engagement of each one of the pair of roller massage assemblies on a corresponding massageable portion of the body.

According to some embodiments, a device configured for self-administered therapy comprises at least two base members, each base member configured to be secured to a surface for mounting the device of said surface, a shaft configured to secure to the at least two base members and extend between the at least two base members, and at least one therapy member configured to be secured relative to the shaft, wherein the at least one therapy member is configured to rotate relative to the shaft during use, wherein the at least one therapy member is configured to be contacted by a user and configured to rotate during use.

The present invention provides a handheld multifunctional facial cleansing brush structure, including a housing, a power supply assembly, a control switch, a massage assembly, a thermal conduction assembly, and a silicone sleeve. The power supply assembly, the control switch, the massage assembly, and the thermal conduction assembly are electrically connected to the power supply assembly. The thermal conduction assembly passes through an upper surface of the housing to form a thermal conduction working face. The massage assembly passes through a lower surface of the housing to form a massage working face. The housing is covered by the silicone sleeve. The present invention has a thermal conduction massage function and an LED phototherapy function and is convenient to use. In addition, a surrounding design of massage bumps better fits with the face and provides a more comfortable massage.