The AJR Tool is used to safely apply pressure to specific areas during massage therapy. The tool's unique shape, combination of rigid and yielding surfaces and lightweight construction distinguish it from any other massage therapy tool.

A smart muscle massage system includes a blade plate including an exposed blade and an inner beam for discharging microcurrent, a main board electrically connected to the inner beam, a battery electrically connected to the main board, a housing for fixing the inner beam and for mounting the main board and the battery and including a blade cover and a handle cover part, a connector electrically connected to with the exposed blade and exposed via the handle cover part, and a diagnostic module electrically connected to the main board to diagnose state of muscle according to pressure of the muscle and attached to lower end of the handle cover part.

A skin cleanser includes a surface, such as a silicone surface, with at least one textured portion for transmitting vibrational tapping to the skin. The skin cleanser includes at least one oscillating motor for generating the tapping motion to the skin. The textured portion includes touch-points or a wave that transmit the tapping motion to skin in contact with the textured portions. The touch-points may include thicker and thinner formations of the touch-points to provide firmer or softer vibrations to the skin. The touch-points are within about 0.5 to 2.5 mm in diameter. One configuration includes multiple oscillating motors configured to provide different vibration frequencies at around 50-300 Hertz and operable simultaneously.

A massage tool, including a generally cylindrical grip portion, a generally hemispherical massage head portion, wherein the generally hemispherical massage head portion defines an edge portion and a generally flat bottom portion, and an extension member extending between and connected to the generally hemispherical massage head portion and the generally cylindrical grip portion.

A system for facial and skin treatment includes a universal skin exfoliating and rejuvenating system that uses dual-function plate mounted onto the front edge of the hand-held system in a multi-step process. One step used in the multi-step process includes of a microdermabrasion procedure using diamond-tipped wands fixed on a dual-function plate to cleanse and exfoliate dead skin that simultaneously removes the dead skin away. In another dual-function process, a plate equipped with micro-needles and skin care products is used to generate collagen for firmer toned skin. The micro-needles are fixed on moving parts or roller, to help with fine lines, wrinkles, and large pores. Also, a dual-function plate is used for skin massage and special serum treatment and application. The handheld system is equipped with a miniature vacuum pump, mini supply containers, and control parts to supply serums and skincare products to the dual-function plates.

A fascia tissue treatment device includes a bar member, at least one tissue treatment element supported by the bar member, and at least one treatment accessory removably connected to the bar member.

A massage device comprising at least one arcuate support provided with a plurality of adjacent rollers, wherein each roller is constrained to the arcuate support in a certain position and is further adapted to rotate about an axis belonging to a plane substantially parallel to the tangential plane to the profile of the arcuate support at said certain position, and each roller of said plurality of rollers is convergent or divergent with respect to the immediately adjacent roller.

A manually-operated quantification soft tissue mobilization (QSTM) device includes a pressure applicator and a sensor member. The pressure applicator is configured to enable a user to dynamically apply a stroking mechanical force as the pressure applicator is moved over an area treatment areas of a patient's soft tissue. The sensor member including an accelerometer and a gyrometer is configured to determine various parameters of the dynamically applied stroking mechanical force in three dimensions as the pressure applicator is moved over the treatment areas of the patient's soft tissue. These parameters include a force magnitude in three dimensions, an angle in multiple axes, a stroke position, a stroke frequency, a sensed vibration magnitude at dominant spectral frequencies, and/or a rate of the stroking mechanical force dynamically applied to the soft tissue.

A muscle tension reliever or “self-massage tool” may include a body and a handle. The self-massage tool may include an adjustable strap and one or more associated attachment elements. The self-massage tool may include one or more massage heads and/or attachment features. A user or subject may place or secure the adjustable strap to a complementary location of the body to the massage location. The strap may be secured to a fixed attachment point or structure. The handle may be used to move the massage head as pressure is applied via the strap.

A back massaging assembly includes a frame that tapers to a pair of points on opposite ends of the frame such that the frame has a diamond shape. A plurality of knobs is each disposed on the frame and each of the knobs is strategically positioned on the frame for massaging pre-determined pressure points when the frame is positioned against a user's back. A pair of handles is each coupled to and extends away from the frame and extends over a respective one of the user's shoulders when the frame is positioned against the user's back. Each of the handles has a downward curve integrated therein such that each of the handles extends downwardly along the user's chest when the frame is positioned on the user's back.