Can body building can help getting good facial structure and building face muscles?
Answer: Body Building and Facial Muscles
The facial mimetic muscles have a roughly one to one nerve to muscle fiber innervation, making them highly responsive to stimulation, capable of great flexibility in motion, and allows correlation with speech and emotion. As such, the facial mimetic musculature is amongst the most heavily used group of muscles in the body. However, the facial mimetic muscles are not designed to be load bearing unlike the masticatory muscles (temporalis, masseter, pterygoids), which tend to enlarge with heavy use. Body builders will frequently have more prominent temporalis and masseter muscles combined with relative loss of facial fat. The loss of facial fat leads to a general hollowness in the mid-facial area, which is less desirable esthetically than loss of fat in other areas of the body
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Answer: Body Building and Facial Muscles
The facial mimetic muscles have a roughly one to one nerve to muscle fiber innervation, making them highly responsive to stimulation, capable of great flexibility in motion, and allows correlation with speech and emotion. As such, the facial mimetic musculature is amongst the most heavily used group of muscles in the body. However, the facial mimetic muscles are not designed to be load bearing unlike the masticatory muscles (temporalis, masseter, pterygoids), which tend to enlarge with heavy use. Body builders will frequently have more prominent temporalis and masseter muscles combined with relative loss of facial fat. The loss of facial fat leads to a general hollowness in the mid-facial area, which is less desirable esthetically than loss of fat in other areas of the body
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Answer: Can Body Building Help With Facial Structure?
Thank you for your question. No, sun exposure an genetics seem t o be the biggest factors in facial maturity and change. I hope this helps.
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Answer: Can Body Building Help With Facial Structure?
Thank you for your question. No, sun exposure an genetics seem t o be the biggest factors in facial maturity and change. I hope this helps.
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June 13, 2013
Answer: Building face muscles with exercise can make aging worse
There is a popular idea that skin can be toned with exercise, but the face is unique in that muscle attach to the skin so as to create expression. When these muscle are too active, they create problems such as "crow's feet" around the eyes, furrows in the forehead, and worry lines between the eyebrows. Botox is often used to treat these types of wrinkles because it temporarily paralyzes the muscle! Exercise everything else for good health but go with proven methods for the face.
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June 13, 2013
Answer: Building face muscles with exercise can make aging worse
There is a popular idea that skin can be toned with exercise, but the face is unique in that muscle attach to the skin so as to create expression. When these muscle are too active, they create problems such as "crow's feet" around the eyes, furrows in the forehead, and worry lines between the eyebrows. Botox is often used to treat these types of wrinkles because it temporarily paralyzes the muscle! Exercise everything else for good health but go with proven methods for the face.
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June 5, 2013
Answer: Muscle exercises will not arrest facial aging.
Facial aging is a change in the elasticity, volume, and distribution of the soft tissues of the face. Using the underlying muscles will have no effect on the progression of aging in the structures.
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June 5, 2013
Answer: Muscle exercises will not arrest facial aging.
Facial aging is a change in the elasticity, volume, and distribution of the soft tissues of the face. Using the underlying muscles will have no effect on the progression of aging in the structures.
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May 29, 2013
Answer: Unfortunately, unlike bodybuilding, you can't tone your face so that it won't age
Over the years there have been numerous devices, exercises and even Yoga practices that claimed to help tone the facial muscles so the face won't sag or age so fast. None of these work. If you look at aging bodybuilders, marathoners and Yogis, they actually look older. That has more to do with loss of facial fat. In that case fillers are the answer. For the other question, stick to exercising your body, but nothing lifts the face like surgery except Ulthera.
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May 29, 2013
Answer: Unfortunately, unlike bodybuilding, you can't tone your face so that it won't age
Over the years there have been numerous devices, exercises and even Yoga practices that claimed to help tone the facial muscles so the face won't sag or age so fast. None of these work. If you look at aging bodybuilders, marathoners and Yogis, they actually look older. That has more to do with loss of facial fat. In that case fillers are the answer. For the other question, stick to exercising your body, but nothing lifts the face like surgery except Ulthera.
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May 29, 2013
Answer: Body building and the f
Hello there
Generally speaking , body builders are more prone to prematurely age their faces than to improve them.
Many of the attractive contours of the face are determined by the fat compartments of the face. Body builders often lose a lot of body fat and therefore also reduce these attractive contours.
Most of the facial muscles are very fine and contribute almost nothing to the contours of the face. As such building them up won't help. The larger muscles that move the jaw can enlarge quite markedly but in the female face in particular this enlargement can give the face a square shape which is generally much less attractive than the usual oval or gentle 'V' shape of the pretty female face.
So no , I don't think body building helps the face
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Terrence Scamp
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May 29, 2013
Answer: Body building and the f
Hello there
Generally speaking , body builders are more prone to prematurely age their faces than to improve them.
Many of the attractive contours of the face are determined by the fat compartments of the face. Body builders often lose a lot of body fat and therefore also reduce these attractive contours.
Most of the facial muscles are very fine and contribute almost nothing to the contours of the face. As such building them up won't help. The larger muscles that move the jaw can enlarge quite markedly but in the female face in particular this enlargement can give the face a square shape which is generally much less attractive than the usual oval or gentle 'V' shape of the pretty female face.
So no , I don't think body building helps the face
Cheers
Terrence Scamp
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