Japanese osteopathy originated in Japan, and Japanese osteopathic experts improved the skeletal characteristics of China people. For example, the principle of osteopathy is that a person's skull consists of 23 bones. With the growth of age, the gap between bones is increasing, which leads to asymmetry of left and right faces, high cheekbones and wide jaws, which leads to abrupt facial bones and lack of softness of facial lines. Through professional osteopathy technology, we have narrowed the bone gap, reduced cheekbones and reduced facial lines.