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I get asked this a lot: “Can bones really change? Isn’t the face just skin and muscle?” Well - bones absolutely do change. Especially in the face. Facial bone remodeling is one of the biggest (and most ignored) contributors to facial aging. Your bones are what hold your skin, fascia, and fat pads in place. When the frame begins to shift - especially the jaw - the tissue loses its support, and that’s when sagging begins. Trust me, it’s not just the muscles giving you undefined cheekbones - it’s often the jawbone losing position, and the midface narrowing due to bone changes, muscle tension, improper swallowing and breathing and of course lymph stagnation. Overactive muscles like the masseter and temporalis can actually pull on the bone over time, altering its alignment. ✨ And when your jaw moves inward or downward, your face can look smaller, compressed, and tired - even if you’re doing “all the right things” on the surface. Your temporalis changes the way your eye look, this is simple exercise that can start bringing it back to alignment. What is next tutorial should be about? Let me know in the comments

I get asked this a lot: “Can bones really change? Isn’t the face just skin and muscle?” Well - bones absolutely do change. Especially in the face. Facial bone remodeling is one of the biggest (and most ignored) contributors to facial aging. Your bones are what hold your skin, fascia, and fat pads in place. When the frame begins to shift - especially the jaw - the tissue loses its support, and that’s when sagging begins. Trust me, it’s not just the muscles giving you undefined cheekbones - it’s often the jawbone losing position, and the midface narrowing due to bone changes, muscle tension, improper swallowing and breathing and of course lymph stagnation. Overactive muscles like the masseter and temporalis can actually pull on the bone over time, altering its alignment. ✨ And when your jaw moves inward or downward, your face can look smaller, compressed, and tired - even if you’re doing “all the right things” on the surface. Your temporalis changes the way your eye look, this is simple exercise that can start bringing it back to alignment. What is next tutorial should be about? Let me know in the comments

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