The procerus muscle is a small but functionally important facial muscle located at the bridge of the nose. Despite its size, it plays a significant role in facial expression and the overall harmony of facial proportions. How muscle tension in the procerus affects the face: – Creates a vertical frown line between the eyebrows; – Gives the face a tense or displeased look, even at rest; – Pulls on superficial tissues, distorting the profile; – Disrupts the balance of the forehead and eye area, ofte

🎬 In this video, I reveal a unique movement that gently affects the procerus and corrugator muscles. With each motion, the wrinkles seem to smooth out, and along with them, emotional tension melts away—leaving behind a sense of lightness and calm✨. •⁠ ⁠Procerus (musculus procerus) – the muscle that pulls the eyebrows down and creates vertical lines above the bridge of the nose, especially active during expressions of disdain 😒, dissatisfaction 😤, or strain 😣. •⁠ ⁠Corrugator (musculus corruga

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The procerus muscle It’s the one that will reveal frown lines if we use facial expressions actively. By releasing the tension in time, we can prevent the formation of wrinkles or reduce their depth by working on the tissues. Results before/after can be seen in the pinned stories. #facialmassageLA #cosmetologistLA #facialcleaningLA #facialmassagecourse #massagela #facialmassageonline | Face Bliss

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Fibroids are a benign (not cancerous) growths that are composed of muscle and fibrous tissue from the uterus. They come in a shocking variety of sizes and usually require surgery to remove. #anatomy #medical #science | SCI Body Therapy