Four Seasons Hotel Macao has unveiled in a statement this week its collection of handcrafted mooncakes from the Michelin starred Zi Yat Heen for the Mid-Autumn Festival, along with the launch of the “Secrets of Rebirth” treatment developed in collaboration with INDIBA.
Mid-Autumn Festival falls on October 6 this year.
According to the statement, the mooncakes are prepared with premium ingredients, reflecting “the culinary artistry and precision that define Zi Yat Heen” and are presented in the signature “Golden Mooncake Box” accompanied with a lantern keepsake.
The mooncake selection features the four-piece “White Lotus Seed Paste with Double Egg Yolks” at 668 patacas per box and the six-piece “Signature Mini Egg Custard Mooncakes”.
Meanwhile, the statement said also noted the launch of the treatment “Secrets of Rebirth”, which “harnesses INDIBA’s* proprietary radiofrequency technology, clinically proven to stimulate cellular repair and regeneration at a profound level”.
The statement noted that the treatment marks “the first time a hotel in Hong Kong and Macau has introduced this medical-grade radiofrequency therapy to promote cellular rejuvenation, lifting, sculpting, and deep recovery for both face and body”.
The statement cited treatment benefits including facial rejuvenation, body contouring & sculpting, postpartum restoration and sports recovery.
*INDIBA, based in Barcelona in Spain and Treviso in Italy, is “a global medtech leader across the Aesthetics, Rehabilitation, and Animal Health industries, with a 40-year legacy of scientific research, strengthened further by the recent addition of K-Laser”. – source: INDIBA website.
This photo downloaded from the Four Seasons Hotel Macao Facebook page last night shows its Golden Mooncake Box.
