The formation of wrinkles is directly related to the anatomy of the face, as the skin constantly contracts and relaxes under the influence of constant muscle movements. Young muscles can return to their relaxed and natural state without any obstacles, maintaining elasticity and appropriate mass, but ,they lose this ability over the years. Some of them, such as the muscles of the forehead, eyes or mouth, tighten, creating wrinkles on the skin and require relaxation, and others stretch too much, such as the buccinator muscle, which contributes to drooping cheeks, the so-called "hamsters". This treatment significantly reduces bags and swelling under the eyes.

An excessively stretched cheek muscle then requires stimulation and tension, contrary to the above-mentioned muscles. KOBIDO sculpting, thanks to its various techniques, like quick lifting movements, relieves muscle tension and stimulates the muscles that require it to work better.