Massaging tool and method for lower-eyelids and zygomatic skin

Claim 2

Massaging tool for treating the lower-eyelid and adjacent zygomatic skin areas and during such usage being adapted to reciprocatably rollably traverse along said skin areas in both the general up-down and the general right-left areal directions, said massaging tool comprising: A. a frame member including a handle extending along a longitudinal-axis and a primary and a secondary mounting means for rotatable members, said frame member comprising two removably connected unitary sub-parts, each sub-part providing substantially one-half of a generally concave shaft primary mounting means extending abruptly to said longitudinal-axis, and each sub-part also providing substantially one-half of a said handle that also includes a said secondary mounting means having a plurality of short-axles respectively consecutively spaced along said longitudinal-axis; B. a plurality of rotatable members individually revolvably surrounding said concave shaft primary mounting means; and C. a rotatable member revolvably surrounding each of said short-axles of the secondary mounting means.

Claim 3

Massaging tool for treating the lower-eyelid and adjacent zygomatic skin areas and during such usage being adapted to reciprocatably rollably traverse along said skin areas in both the general up-down and the general right-left areal directions, said massaging tool comprising: A. a frame member including: i. a relatively rearwardly positioned and manually wieldable handle portion extending along a longitudinal-axis, and ii. mounting means adapted to revolvably support a consecutive plurality of individually rotatable spherical members, said mounting means consisting wholly of a single non-linear elongate ball-bearings casing located forwardly of said handle portion and extending generally alongside a primary-axis abruptly intersecting said longitudinal-axis, said ball-bearings casing mounting means having a first-end and a second-end and being generally rearwardly concave between said two ends; and B. a generally rearwardly concave single row of rotatable spherical members respectively revolvably supported by said ball-bearings casing mounting means and in a condition wherein said rotatable spherical members are individually rotatable and partially protrude from said casing, whereby as the user manipulates the handle portion parallel to the longitudinal axis, the said rotatable spherical members reciprocatably rollably traverse in up-down directions along said skin areas, and whereby as the user manipulates the handle portion parallel to the primary-axis, the said rotatable spherical members reciprocatably rollably traverse in the right-left directions along said skin areas.

Claim 4

Massaging tool for treating the lower-eyelid and adjacent zygomatic skin areas and during such usage being adapted to reciprocatably rollably traverse along said skin areas in both the general up-down and the general right-left areal directions, said massaging tool comprising: A. a frame member including: i. a relatively rearwardly positioned and manually wieldable handle portion extending along a longitudinal-axis, and ii. mounting means adapted to revolvably support a consecutive plurality of individually rotatable spherical members, said mounting means consisting wholly of a single non-linear elongate ball-bearings casing located forwardly of said handle portion and extending generally alongside a primary-axis abruptly intersecting said longitudinal-axis, said ball-bearings casing mounting means having a first-end and a second-end and being generally rearwardly concave between said two ends; and B. a generally rearwardly concave single row of rotatable spherical members respectively revolvably supported by said ball-bearings casing mounting means and in a condition wherein said rotatable spherical members are individually rotatable and partially protrude from said casing, whereby as the user manipulates the handle portion parallel to the longitudinal axis, the said rotatable spherical members reciprocatably rollably traverse in up-down directions along said skin areas, and whereby as the user manipulates the handle portion parallel to the primary-axis, the said rotatable spherical members reciprocatably rollably traverse in the right-left directions along said skin areas.