😱TEST YOURSELF A tense masseter muscle pulls the facial tissues from the edge of the jaw inward toward the center of the face—toward the cheekbones and nose.🤯 As a result, the lower jaw moves upward, and the chin gets pushed inward, ❌ cheeks are sagging ❌ nasolabial folds and double chin appear Do you need a technique to relax it and lift the face? Leave any emoji below👇 | Dr. Ales Ulishchenko

2.1K views · 15 reactions | Excess tension in the masseter muscle may look sharp when young, but it increases the risk of clenching, headaches, and asymmetry later. Practicing correct tongue posture (mewing) and facial exercises keeps the jawline balanced and pain-free. | Koko Face Yoga | Facebook