This is why I and other widows I’ve met in the past year all feel that our faces aged a lot. I had no idea how much tense I had in my face (I cry daily) until I started following along with these massage techniques. Thank you ❤️
Your comment hit me like a brick. I had no idea why I had aged so quickly. Lost my husband 5 years ago. Deeply traumatic grief for 4 1/2 years and aging rapidly. Thank you and much love to you.
I've aged 10+ years since my fiance of 18 years died in an accident in 2020. I cried every day for 18 months. It's a cruel twist when we're trying to deal with our life imploding
As someone who suffers from Trigeminal Neuralgia, Migraines, and host of other maladies...I'm so glad I caught this video. I followed along with you and felt instant relief, and some pain. Definitely figured out where those trigger areas are. The cheekbone stretch is the best! Thank you.
As a life long jaw clencher I'm going to do these massages regularly. When I started to feel around my head I noticed tender spots which I will be concentrating on. Tension can become normal which really shouldn't be normal. Thanks for this ❤️
Christine 🧡 this is a gamechanger! Thank you so much for sharing this 🙏 After doing this 3 nights in a row, not only did I sleep better because I was deeply relaxed, but my puffy eyes in the morning were almost gone! The direct correlation between a tense jaw and congested lymphatic outflow is obvious. I already knew this type of massage from a special fascia therapy I experienced a few years ago, so this was a reminder for me. The therapy is called "Rolfing" and was developed by Ida Rolf in the 70's. She said that after 10 x Rolfing sessions you have a new body. It can be painful, depending on how stiff your fascia is, but it is very relaxing and has a great impact on your emotions. At least that has been my experience. Our muscles store information like stress and trauma that can be released by a deep massage like this. The jaw is such an important fulcrum in the body, fascinating if you look closely. I tend to unconsciously tense my jaw and lift the corners of my mouth when I am tense. Stretching through massage really works wonders for me. Much love from Germany 👋
Wow, I had no idea that I hold that much tension on my head, I knuckled my whole head and it was quite painful but so nice afterwards. Thank you for sharing, this helps more than you know.
If I stay off coffee, it makes me look so much better, and I’m sure it’s the tightness/stresss that comes with drinking coffee. Try going without coffee - you’ll be amazed!
You are the best. You started me on my facial massage journey and I learned beautifully how to massage myself. It has improved my looks an psyche. The thing about you is that you help people who can not afford professionals and aid us in looking our best.
Thanks very much for this. My jowls are starting to sag, plus I've now got 'smoker' lines above my lips and a fairly deep, single frown line between my eyes...Not having funds to get anything done in a clinic or even buy devices, I'm grateful for anything I can do manually. Best wishes 💗
Hi K, the best things to do for the premature jowls are moderate exercise -- walking, dancing, things like that. The science is pretty clear that sagging in the lower face is largely due to bloated fat cells. The smoker lines are more difficult to address but we would recommend any type of good, inexpensive face oil, once a week.
@@audreykessler4086 Hi Audrey, thank you for your response. There are exceptions to every rule. But the science is pretty clear cut. Fat cell size is the single most important factor in determining whether the skin sags. Have you tried facial exercises?
Love this video! I am a retired massage therapist and facial massage was a part of my practice. One thing I would love to know your opinion on. Do you have a technique for lifting the jowls? I have yet to find an effective technique for this and thought perhaps since you are an esthetician you might have more tools in your bag than I did for the face. Thank you kindly💞
Jowling before age 75 is largely a function of bloated fat cells. So the best thing for pre-mature jowling is moderate exercise. The science on this is pretty clear.
Gosh, I learned more from you than I have from years of seeing doctors for my TMJ jaw pain. Im going to try your moves and see if it helps so thank you! Even tho that wasnt your subject it has given me hope for relief one day.
So glad I just found you! I hold so much stress in my jaw, I have TMJ and even wear a night guard. I get botox in my masseter muscles but I am definitely going to start using these massage techniques. I'm going to watch your other video next! Thanks!
I did this and OMG! I clench my jaw,drop my mouth and crinkled my forehead too much. It my unresting stress face! USF is real! I don't use soap on my face. Just moisturizer, water and toner. Not in that order. My skin is sensitive so vitamin E and coconut oil are my friend. My whole head,neck,face,jaw and shoulders need some TLC. I suffer from depression and panic attacks along with chronic pain due to old injuries and autoimmune disease. I felt the difference right away. Thank you for sharing.
If you find a Craniosacral massage therapist in your area, they are wonderful for TMJ issues. I went into massage therapy years ago for this issue mainly.
Thank you dear, my right jaw of my face really tight. I massaged the inside of my mouth oh it was painful . But I think it helped. I have habit of chewing and grinding the my jaw. Looking forward to the next video.
Oh my god, what sorcery is this? So I recently got my lips filled, mainly my upper lip to make my top and bottom lips even.... Anyway, I tried two of your massage techniques (for releasing the jaw muscles and for nasolabial folds) for ten minutes ONCE. Later that day I caught my reflection and was like wtf my top lip looks *bigger* now than when it was filled two weeks ago. I feel like this lifted my whole face and was like a natural lip lift. I have no words O_O
Yep. Many just don’t realize how stress effects our face. A tight jaw wrecks the face over the years. I’m glad you got to see what real targeted massage does for the face. Add some killer, high performance products and a device or two and voila. Your antiaging plan.
Massage therapist here..I knew you were going to say this one! I'm eventually going to have to Botox that masseter 🙄😆 I started wearing my night guard while I'm driving...the most stressful time of day.
Great information. Do you have any tips for relaxing the forehead. I'm so tense I literally frown all night and it actually makes it harder to sleep and stay asleep. I try to stop but it keeps going back into a frown!
Thank you very much for making this informative video. It would be very helpful if you could clarify what you're doing when you're fingers are inside your mouth if you could explain exactly where you're trying to Target the muscles that would be very helpful
I have a question. When you've washed your face. Serum goes on first. Then hyaluronic acid, then cream? There's an order that go on your face. I believe retinal goes on first with serums. Could you please clear up my confusion?
wow that was pretty interesting - I have terrible TMJ, to where sometimes my masseter muscles will feel like golf balls. when I did the inside the mouth work not only did my jaw relax but my forehead, too. also my bite felt better aligned afterward.
I guessed it was the jaw right away. My smile even looks crooked since I’ve been stressed for a long time. I don’t clench my teeth but I a have constant jaw tension. Does it make sense that my smile is pulled to one side from the tension? I don’t have any medical conditions.
I’m shocked at this video because I actually need to get Botox in my Masseter muscle/corner of the back jaw because I have tmj and clench . However- my doctor always warns me that it could give people jowls because that muscle help hold it up as well as your neck. Some people need to get a little jaw filler to lift it back up but fortunately I’m not one of them, yet! I did dislocated my jaw in an accident years ago and the exercises you are showing did release the muscle from a lot of spasm . So they are great for tension just though - I guess I’m just confused how relaxed they should be?
Yes, I'd like Christine's opinion on this as well. My doctor mentioned the same thing regarding the potential for jowling, however my injector said nothing when recommending masseter Botox for me. I have TMJ and clench. I would like to get the masseter Botox BUT I definitely don't want the possible sagging!
@ Christine Byer, I just subbed your channel! This video is so informative! Thank you for these wonderful tips. You can tell you "Pamper what you preach"! Your jawline is absolutely lovely. I have a case of extreme TMJ and I can certainly use this. I will use your techniques. I changed the look of my nose cartilage over a year and a half time. I did it with tape at night. My tip was very uneven from side to side, kind of chubby of sorts, I never liked it. So I decided to put it to the test. I did it. I continue to use tape every night. I love my results. It shows in pictures and it's not make-up either. I empower myself to believe in myself. It's worked. Mind over matter. ❤ P.S. where are you located?
Ok , do it if it feels good but it won’t reverse ageing or lines, also the masseter (jaw muscle) does not pull down the face, it is the platysma muscle and depressor angulis oris that does that !
I would love to try this but I have Fibromyalgia with TMJ and this would have me in bed for a while. I don't know what I can and can't do anymore but I'm sure this would help people.
How do I find someone in my area that does this? I have an Anma but would also like a professional also. How long to do the moves and is there scientific evidence to support doing this? Thank you!
Botox in my forehead but no fillers. Fillers can accumulate (even though they say they degrade) and make the face look weird and too full over time. Not my fave.
you missed a few points re bone loss and brown fat vs white fat and collagen loss, plus gravity. But I concur with the other points (just not the full reasons.)
Thanks. I talk about fat pad degradation and bone loss a lot on my channel. Must have missed it in this video. Please tell me what you know about brown fat vs white fat in the face. Haven’t seen research on this.
Thank you so much for this demo. I find myself holding my jaw and chin tight for no reason. I have to make myself relax my face. So weird and annoying. I use my Face Blaster over my neck and chin and the Gua Sha. But this massage is what I need for my jaw area. Are you using medium pressure when you work inside the mouth? Thank you.
I'd love to know why one side of my face (cheek) is much fatter than the other & whether it's possible to reduce it please? I'll be trying all your exercises, great video 💕
Sometimes it’s the side you sleep on. Sometimes it’s drivers side damage flattening out the left side. Sometimes it’s the side we chew on most appears fuller. Sometimes just plane old facial asymmetry.
Hello, please answer me, I am in a huge dilema right now because I think I made a corellation between my between eyes wrinkle and jaw tension. Is it possible to have tension because of the growing of the wisdom tooth? All four of them started growing when I was 22, now at 27 one of them fully grow and 3 of them maybe they are 70,60 percent grown. Did you have a client maybe with the same problem? Wrinkles caused by wisdom tooth growing? My dentist told me to get them out because I don t have space, but I can t afford the surgery and I am so scared as well… i just wanted to keep them… But right now I am thinking about getting them removed because I can fell they put tension on my jaw
@@ChristineByerEsthetician How do we know if it's fat or another issue around the eyes.? I've had puffy eye bags for as long as I can remember. I'm now 85 yrs of age.
I'm 60 and clenched my teeth habitually until about 50. There is a historic picture of a man who ALMOST chewed thru the bars of his prison cell--at one time they were made of wood in places. My jaws resemble his, sadly...I have super-oily skin, therefore I look younger by ten or 15 years, but unfortunately with my saggy jowls at the edges of my chin it makes my face look terrible:/ No face-lift for me, though. I'm not exactly out to impress anyone, so whatever.
Also try oralift. I blew out my tmj 30 yo. Had TMJ surgery. My teeth have been destroyed from grinding. I just completed the first session with oralift. I no longer grind! I'm starting to see slight facial results. I can't wait for first year results.
Wow, so I fell down 19 stairs in April, and my jaw hasn't felt the same. I tried these and felt an instant relaxation in my jaw. Thank you 💖
This is why I and other widows I’ve met in the past year all feel that our faces aged a lot. I had no idea how much tense I had in my face (I cry daily) until I started following along with these massage techniques. Thank you ❤️
Heart break ,stress and constant crying is rough on our entire bodies. I hope you are doing better.
Amen. I’d love to come visit you all and massage all that out. I’m sorry. I can’t imagine your grief.
Your comment hit me like a brick. I had no idea why I had aged so quickly. Lost my husband 5 years ago. Deeply traumatic grief for 4 1/2 years and aging rapidly. Thank you and much love to you.
I've aged 10+ years since my fiance of 18 years died in an accident in 2020. I cried every day for 18 months. It's a cruel twist when we're trying to deal with our life imploding
@@jadatoady so sorry for your loss
As someone who suffers from Trigeminal Neuralgia, Migraines, and host of other maladies...I'm so glad I caught this video. I followed along with you and felt instant relief, and some pain. Definitely figured out where those trigger areas are. The cheekbone stretch is the best! Thank you.
I’m so glad you got some relief. I’m glad you are here.
As a life long jaw clencher I'm going to do these massages regularly. When I started to feel around my head I noticed tender spots which I will be concentrating on. Tension can become normal which really shouldn't be normal. Thanks for this ❤️
Christine 🧡 this is a gamechanger! Thank you so much for sharing this 🙏 After doing this 3 nights in a row, not only did I sleep better because I was deeply relaxed, but my puffy eyes in the morning were almost gone! The direct correlation between a tense jaw and congested lymphatic outflow is obvious.
I already knew this type of massage from a special fascia therapy I experienced a few years ago, so this was a reminder for me.
The therapy is called "Rolfing" and was developed by Ida Rolf in the 70's. She said that after 10 x Rolfing sessions you have a new body. It can be painful, depending on how stiff your fascia is, but it is very relaxing and has a great impact on your emotions. At least that has been my experience. Our muscles store information like stress and trauma that can be released by a deep massage like this.
The jaw is such an important fulcrum in the body, fascinating if you look closely. I tend to unconsciously tense my jaw and lift the corners of my mouth when I am tense. Stretching through massage really works wonders for me.
Much love from Germany 👋
I would love to do a series of Rolfing. Not many do it here.
That's a great point.
Wow, I had no idea that I hold that much tension on my head, I knuckled my whole head and it was quite painful but so nice afterwards. Thank you for sharing, this helps more than you know.
If I stay off coffee, it makes me look so much better, and I’m sure it’s the tightness/stresss that comes with drinking coffee. Try going without coffee - you’ll be amazed!
You are the best. You started me on my facial massage journey and I learned beautifully how to massage myself. It has improved my looks an psyche. The thing about you is that you help people who can not afford professionals and aid us in looking our best.
Thanks very much for this. My jowls are starting to sag, plus I've now got 'smoker' lines above my lips and a fairly deep, single frown line between my eyes...Not having funds to get anything done in a clinic or even buy devices, I'm grateful for anything I can do manually. Best wishes 💗
Hi K, the best things to do for the premature jowls are moderate exercise -- walking, dancing, things like that. The science is pretty clear that sagging in the lower face is largely due to bloated fat cells. The smoker lines are more difficult to address but we would recommend any type of good, inexpensive face oil, once a week.
@@audreykessler4086 Hi Audrey, thank you for your response. There are exceptions to every rule. But the science is pretty clear cut. Fat cell size is the single most important factor in determining whether the skin sags. Have you tried facial exercises?
Love this video! I am a retired massage therapist and facial massage was a part of my practice. One thing I would love to know your opinion on. Do you have a technique for lifting the jowls? I have yet to find an effective technique for this and thought perhaps since you are an esthetician you might have more tools in your bag than I did for the face. Thank you kindly💞
Jowls have a lot to do with tight traps and forward head projection. Start there.
Also check out this Jowl video GET YOUR JAWLINE BACK
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Amazing!
Jowling before age 75 is largely a function of bloated fat cells. So the best thing for pre-mature jowling is moderate exercise. The science on this is pretty clear.
There are effective techniques to lift the jowls but alas they must be done daily and kept up but they do work for the faithful. Easy to find online.
I am so glad I found you. I truly enjoy watching you and learning while I practice on myself.
Wow I did this and everything hurt!! lol! I must need this! I’m SLIGHTLY jowly but I don’t want it to get worse! Thank you! ❤
Gosh, I learned more from you than I have from years of seeing doctors for my TMJ jaw pain. Im going to try your moves and see if it helps so thank you! Even tho that wasnt your subject it has given me hope for relief one day.
So glad I just found you! I hold so much stress in my jaw, I have TMJ and even wear a night guard. I get botox in my masseter muscles but I am definitely going to start using these massage techniques. I'm going to watch your other video next! Thanks!
I’m so glad to have found you again! I lost you. You just came up in my feed suggestions.👍🏼
Oh my goodness I can not believe how tight my jaw is. As soon as I started massaging the inner mouth I realised what tension had accumulated there.
Thanks so much Christine, I’ve just discovered your channel. I suffer with bruxism and this has helped heaps 🙌👍🤗
This was amazing! I will be watching all your videos! My jaws have never felt better!!
Yay! I’m glad. ❤️
I did this and OMG! I clench my jaw,drop my mouth and crinkled my forehead too much. It my unresting stress face! USF is real! I don't use soap on my face. Just moisturizer, water and toner. Not in that order. My skin is sensitive so vitamin E and coconut oil are my friend. My whole head,neck,face,jaw and shoulders need some TLC. I suffer from depression and panic attacks along with chronic pain due to old injuries and autoimmune disease. I felt the difference right away. Thank you for sharing.
Same! Chronic pain panic attacks and depression. The unholy trinity! You are not alone.
Very kind of you to share this with us. Thank you 💕
Yes!
Thank you for this detailed self care practice! Wonderful!
Agreed.
Exactly my problem, cheeks are so low, i will start with this thanks a lot with all my heart :)
If you find a Craniosacral massage therapist in your area, they are wonderful for TMJ issues. I went into massage therapy years ago for this issue mainly.
Thank you dear, my right jaw of my face really tight. I massaged the inside of my mouth oh it was painful . But I think it helped. I have habit of chewing and grinding the my jaw. Looking forward to the next video.
I’m getting Botox in my dao muscles next week and jaw for this exact reason!
Hello how are you doing?
I wish I had seen this 50 years ago. Wow my face may not be antiaged...but it sure feels a ton better. I didn't even know you could massage the face.
Yes! You can. It helps a lot.
Thank you, I have learned so much from watching your channel!
Oh my god, what sorcery is this? So I recently got my lips filled, mainly my upper lip to make my top and bottom lips even.... Anyway, I tried two of your massage techniques (for releasing the jaw muscles and for nasolabial folds) for ten minutes ONCE. Later that day I caught my reflection and was like wtf my top lip looks *bigger* now than when it was filled two weeks ago. I feel like this lifted my whole face and was like a natural lip lift. I have no words
O_O
Yep. Many just don’t realize how stress effects our face. A tight jaw wrecks the face over the years. I’m glad you got to see what real targeted massage does for the face. Add some killer, high performance products and a device or two and voila. Your antiaging plan.
That inside the mouth works a treat thank you.
Yes I carry lots of tension in my face definitely need to do some face massage therapy
I need to breathe more
Massage therapist here..I knew you were going to say this one! I'm eventually going to have to Botox that masseter 🙄😆
I started wearing my night guard while I'm driving...the most stressful time of day.
That is amazing. The side you did first actually was higher.
Thanks Christine! I learn so much from you!
Hello how are you doing?
You have beautiful skin. Thankyou for the tips. I’m always looking for ways to stay young. So I can attract the younger man ha 😉
Great info. Thank you... love doing these release's
Thank you. I found the muscles under my ear were really tight, even in spasms.
Great information. Do you have any tips for relaxing the forehead. I'm so tense I literally frown all night and it actually makes it harder to sleep and stay asleep. I try to stop but it keeps going back into a frown!
Oh yes please, I would dearly love to learn any techniques to help relax frown lines between eyebrows
Thank you very much for making this informative video. It would be very helpful if you could clarify what you're doing when you're fingers are inside your mouth if you could explain exactly where you're trying to Target the muscles that would be very helpful
Sure. I usually have a diagram of the muscles I’m working on in a half screen while I’m working. Did you not see that?
Also, go to Google and do an image search for “facial muscles”. Print out one you like and use it while you work along. Very helpful.
Christine ❤ omg such useful information thank you so much for all you give !
Haha you crack me up when you massage yourself
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I have a question. When you've washed your face. Serum goes on first. Then hyaluronic acid, then cream? There's an order that go on your face. I believe retinal goes on first with serums. Could you please clear up my confusion?
It goes thinnest to thickest. If your retinol or retinaldyhyde is encapsulated it can go on right before last cream.
Thank You for that Info!!!
Genius. I would think this would help migraines also. They are usually caused by tight muscles.
Yes. Could help.
wow that was pretty interesting - I have terrible TMJ, to where sometimes my masseter muscles will feel like golf balls. when I did the inside the mouth work not only did my jaw relax but my forehead, too. also my bite felt better aligned afterward.
Man! This is gooooood!!! Thanks for sharing 💜
I guessed it was the jaw right away. My smile even looks crooked since I’ve been stressed for a long time. I don’t clench my teeth but I a have constant jaw tension. Does it make sense that my smile is pulled to one side from the tension? I don’t have any medical conditions.
It could be but many have normal asymmetry in their faces. Was it like that before?
@@ChristineByerEsthetician Only started seeing it in the past few years.
I’m shocked at this video because I actually need to get Botox in my Masseter muscle/corner of the back jaw because I have tmj and clench . However- my doctor always warns me that it could give people jowls because that muscle help hold it up as well as your neck. Some people need to get a little jaw filler to lift it back up but fortunately I’m not one of them, yet! I did dislocated my jaw in an accident years ago and the exercises you are showing did release the muscle from a lot of spasm . So they are great for tension just though - I guess I’m just confused how relaxed they should be?
Yes, I'd like Christine's opinion on this as well. My doctor mentioned the same thing regarding the potential for jowling, however my injector said nothing when recommending masseter Botox for me. I have TMJ and clench. I would like to get the masseter Botox BUT I definitely don't want the possible sagging!
Botox wouldn’t make the area sag. It takes the edge off but you wont lose activity there so the possibility of sagging is low to nil.
I get botox for grinding. Sometimes my ear cartilage throbs and I can't even touch it after grinding all night.
I got jowls after botox on my masseter muscle. Not sure if coincidence
Working in your hips also helps relax your jaw
Wow, I never considered that.
This is interesting and very informative, had my first facial a couple months ago it was fantastic and I had a massage too I felt amazing.
@ Christine Byer,
I just subbed your channel! This video is so informative! Thank you for these wonderful tips. You can tell you "Pamper what you preach"! Your jawline is absolutely lovely. I have a case of extreme TMJ and I can certainly use this. I will use your techniques.
I changed the look of my nose cartilage over a year and a half time. I did it with tape at night. My tip was very uneven from side to side, kind of chubby of sorts, I never liked it.
So I decided to put it to the test. I did it. I continue to use tape every night. I love my results. It shows in pictures and it's not make-up either. I empower myself to believe in myself. It's worked. Mind over matter. ❤ P.S. where are you located?
Hi,Christine
Appreciate all your information and yes your advice is great but have decided to have the full face lift
Congratulations! Very exciting. When everything is healing you’ll still want to take good care of your skin/investment!
of course
Absolutely
@@ChristineByerEsthetician Absolutely
Thank you 🙏
Ok , do it if it feels good but it won’t reverse ageing or lines, also the masseter (jaw muscle) does not pull down the face, it is the platysma muscle and depressor angulis oris that does that !
Sure. But they are cantilevered. If the jaw is too tight they will be tighter than normal. It all adds up to accelerated aging.
Loved the video
you're a very pretty lady! I'm in my 40's just subbed ,thank you!
Thanks for this, Christine! Could you please tell me what the red light device was that you were using around your neck? Your skin is beautiful!
Thank you. This is the device christinebyeresthetics.com/collections/microcurrent-led-devices/products/curve-face-and-body
Awesome video thank you! Def need to do this on Myself!!
The inside of the mouth one is a game changer!!
I would love to try this but I have Fibromyalgia with TMJ and this would have me in bed for a while. I don't know what I can and can't do anymore but I'm sure this would help people.
Hi Christine what is the massager you were useing cheers have a nice day 👍
Hi! This is it christinebyeresthetics.com/collections/microcurrent-led-devices/products/anma
How do I find someone in my area that does this? I have an Anma but would also like a professional also. How long to do the moves and is there scientific evidence to support doing this? Thank you!
Yes scientific support for massage. You have to research and look for an esthetician who has deep knowledge of the facial anatomy and loves massage.
thank you!
Glad to help ❤️
Feels so nice!!!
Thank you for sharing. But your face has no wrinkles at all so have you had botox or fillers. I'm not trying to be nasty just curious?
Botox in my forehead but no fillers. Fillers can accumulate (even though they say they degrade) and make the face look weird and too full over time. Not my fave.
Love this !! Thank You 😊 🙌
you missed a few points re bone loss and brown fat vs white fat and collagen loss, plus gravity. But I concur with the other points (just not the full reasons.)
Thanks. I talk about fat pad degradation and bone loss a lot on my channel. Must have missed it in this video. Please tell me what you know about brown fat vs white fat in the face. Haven’t seen research on this.
Thank you so much for this demo. I find myself holding my jaw and chin tight for no reason. I have to make myself relax my face. So weird and annoying. I use my Face Blaster over my neck and chin and the Gua Sha. But this massage is what I need for my jaw area. Are you using medium pressure when you work inside the mouth? Thank you.
I’m using varying pressures. Don’t go crazy.
I'd love to know why one side of my face (cheek) is much fatter than the other & whether it's possible to reduce it please? I'll be trying all your exercises, great video 💕
Sometimes it’s the side you sleep on. Sometimes it’s drivers side damage flattening out the left side. Sometimes it’s the side we chew on most appears fuller. Sometimes just plane old facial asymmetry.
Thank you !
Loved it and thank you
I take it back what do i know. Just that other people say it's weak muscles that cause sagging
There are weak muscles and extra tight muscles that happen over time. That’s what my channel helps undo and what I do to clients everyday.
Thank you for this! Can mewing age one's face?
Is the jaw muscle the same as the masseter.
Hello, please answer me, I am in a huge dilema right now because I think I made a corellation between my between eyes wrinkle and jaw tension.
Is it possible to have tension because of the growing of the wisdom tooth?
All four of them started growing when I was 22, now at 27 one of them fully grow and 3 of them maybe they are 70,60 percent grown.
Did you have a client maybe with the same problem? Wrinkles caused by wisdom tooth growing? My dentist told me to get them out because I don t have space, but I can t afford the surgery and I am so scared as well… i just wanted to keep them…
But right now I am thinking about getting them removed because I can fell they put tension on my jaw
Amazing!
Great video
My face is too tense that there was no effect. May be if I try many times it will work.
Start with a gua sha tool, gently.
If someone has facial threads would this break the threads? Or compromise them in anyway?
That’s a good question. I don’t think I’d chance it.
How do I get rid of my massive eye bags ? 🥺
I do have videos on removing lymph around the eyes. If it’s fat, that’s another issue though. Usually requires surgery if it’s fat prolapse.
@@ChristineByerEsthetician How do we know if it's fat or another issue around the eyes.? I've had puffy eye bags for as long as I can remember. I'm now 85 yrs of age.
That muscle makes us aware of our mortality
How does your face look so perfect?
Thank you🌺🥀💞🙏
That was amazing ahhhh wow! Thank you ❤️✨❤️
So the muscle is ‘jaw’?
The muscles that hold the jaw bone or mandible in place, yes.
Who else has terrible TMJ?
I do, I wish insurance covered the treatment.
I have serious TMJ, will I damage myself if I massage myself
I’d ask your dentist first.
For me, it's that pesky gravity.😉👍
You look fzntastic
I'm 60 and clenched my teeth habitually until about 50. There is a historic picture of a man who ALMOST chewed thru the bars of his prison cell--at one time they were made of wood in places. My jaws resemble his, sadly...I have super-oily skin, therefore I look younger by ten or 15 years, but unfortunately with my saggy jowls at the edges of my chin it makes my face look terrible:/ No face-lift for me, though. I'm not exactly out to impress anyone, so whatever.
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HA ! You could AAAAAlwaaaaays.....walk on your HANDS !?!?! ;)))))))))))))))))
I’m getting Botox in my dao muscles next week and jaw for this exact reason!
Also try oralift. I blew out my tmj 30 yo. Had TMJ surgery. My teeth have been destroyed from grinding. I just completed the first session with oralift. I no longer grind! I'm starting to see slight facial results. I can't wait for first year results.
@@sandrafranks1854 thank you, I will try it❤️
@@sandrafranks1854 I’ve been wondering about this and want to hear from people that it has worked.
I love my Oralift!
Loved this, Thankyou❤️