Embodiments of the present invention provide a multi-functional bottle head having a massage head for providing massage therapy. The massage head comprises a housing having a first end for connecting to a bottle and a second end arranged relative to the first end. The second end of the housing comprises a circulating groove arranged in annular manner on the face of the second end. A plurality of rolling pieces are positioned in the circulating groove for providing rolling massage to the skin. The plurality of rolling pieces are arranged sequentially along the circulating groove.

Robot for massaging patients includes housing, massage bed, massaging tool positioning system, massaging tool, and control system; positioning system includes linear movement module, load-bearing bracket, and robotic arm; control system includes a computer vision system, a computer, a robotic arm control unit, and a human interface; massage bed is positioned above housing, linear movement module is mounted on housing and aligned along massage bed, and is at least half as long as massage bed; load-bearing bracket is mounted on linear movement module; robotic arm is mounted on load-bearing bracket above massage bed; and massaging tool is mounted on robotic arm; computer vision system includes an stationary bracket and two machine vision cameras, maximum distance between cameras being at least half as long as massage bed; cameras are mounted on stationary bracket and positioned above massage bed; computer and robotic arm control unit are located inside housing.

The present invention relates to a self-administered therapeutic device designed for trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and deep-tissue massage. The device comprises a central node connecting a plurality of compression spherical members arranged in a tetrahedral configuration. Each spherical member is about 2.5 inches in diameter and is adapted to spin and roll over the appendage of a user, allowing targeted pressure application to skeletal muscles. The central node permits rotational movement of the spherical members for dynamic therapy. The device is constructed from durable materials such as polypropylene, rubber, or foam and is adaptable for temperature-specific therapy by heating or cooling the spherical members. Additionally, vibration mechanisms are integrated into the spherical members to enhance therapeutic effectiveness.

A dry eye treatment device, having a roller, a holder, wherein the roller contacts and rolls over an eyelid in a plurality of directions in a treatment; a heating element to generate heat, wherein at least a portion of the heat is transferred to the roller; a temperature monitoring system, which has a thermal sensor and a temperature control circuit; and an electric power source. The roller is of a convex cylindrical or concave cylindrical shape. A method for dry eye treatment, of cleaning an eyelid with a first cleansing wipe; heating a roller to a predetermined temperature; applying thermally conductive gel between the roller and the eyelid; rolling the roller over the eyelid in a plurality of directions; and removing the thermally conductive gel and expressed debris with a second cleansing wipe; and further, increasing the temperature by an increment and repeating the treatment method.

A method for self-administering physical therapy is disclosed. The method may comprise inserting a massage element (e.g., a massage ball) into a receiving space of a sling. Thereafter, the user may use the sling to position the massage element adjacent to a portion of a body (e.g., a dorsal or distal portion of the user's body) that would be difficult to reach or access without the use of the sling.

Disclosed is a high frequency treatment handpiece having roller electrodes. The handpiece includes: a handpiece casing part; and a plurality of roller electrode members rotatably positioned on a lower surface of the handpiece casing part and applying a high frequency by being brought into contact with the skin. The handpiece prevents burning when the continuous rubbing of a treated area is performed during a treatment, allows a practitioner to conveniently perform the treatment, and allows a person being treated to comfortably receive the treatment with minimum pain. Ball electrodes and roller electrodes can be selectively used, and a roller fixed mode, which limits the rotation of the roller electrodes, can also be selectively used, and thus various massage effects can be selectively provided in accordance with the condition of a patient's skin, and the effect of the high frequency treatment can be maximized by means of the various massage effects.

The invention relates to the technical field of a handheld massage instrument, providing a handheld device comprising a handle and a massage mechanism. The massage mechanism comprises an insulating mounting piece, a conductive connector, a conductive ball, and a conductive massage piece. The conductive massage piece is rotatably supported by the insulating mounting piece and configured to contact a user's skin. The conductive connector is electrically connected to the conductive massage piece and is configured to receive power from a power source accommodated within the handle. The conductive ball is disposed between the conductive connector and the conductive massage piece, and is configured to maintain rolling contact with the conductive connector and the conductive massage piece, thereby enabling smooth rotation while ensuring stable electrical conduction.

A lactation aid is disclosed having an outer layer defining a cavity and a core material located in the cavity, the core material being adapted to be one or more of: heated and cooled. The lactation aid is adapted to be manually rolled over a breast. The lactation aid may include protrusions, which protrusions may be hollow such that core material at least partially extends into the protrusions. A temperature indicator may also be present. The lactation aid may combine three therapeutic components: application of temperature (heating or cooling), movement and compression to breast tissue.

Systems, devices, and methods for relieving muscle pain that may include a massage roller, one or more arms at least partially disposed within the massage roller, wherein each arm of the one or more arms has a length greater than the diameter of the massage roller and slides freely across the diameter of the massage roller; and two or more movable protuberances, where each of the two or more movable protuberances is disposed at each end of each arm.

Disclosed is a breast massage device, including: a housing, an outer rubber sleeve, a massage assembly including a massage head, and a control module. The outer rubber sleeve is sleeved on the housing, the massage assembly is mounted on the housing, the massage head is abutted against the outer rubber sleeve, the control module is electrically connected to the massage assembly, and the control module is mounted in the housing.