There can be many reasons.
The appearance of the area under your chin can be influenced by genetics and jaw structure, the amount of fatty tissue, age-related skin changes, the condition of the muscles and soft tissues of the neck, platysma spasm and shortening, as well as head and tongue position.
If your head is constantly pushed forward and your tongue rests low instead of being pressed against the roof of your mouth, this can affect the position of the lower jaw, muscles, and soft tissues under the chin.
And these are exactly the factors we work with in the Face Sculpting Method.
The program trains the muscles of the face and neck, including the platysma, helping reduce excessive tension and improve muscle control. We also work on posture, head position, and tongue position.
This comprehensive work with the muscles, tissue movement, and circulation helps improve the contour of the lower face and neck, while also working with skin laxity and the quality of the tissues in this area.
Ready to work on your face and neck instead of just hiding the problem?
