Your face is made up of 40 major muscles, and—much like your glutes, core, and other muscles in your body—they go slack when they’re neglected.

EMFACE targets the full face, including the facial muscles that elevate the eyebrows (the frontalis) as well as those that elevate the corners of the mouth (the zygomaticus major and minor ...

First, a facial anatomy refresher: The face is composed of layers of skin, fat and muscle that sit on top of our skull, Dr. Murad Alam, vice chair of dermatology at Northwestern University, told ...

If you experience head trauma that damages your seventh cranial nerve, you may lose complete control over the muscles on one side of your face. A stroke caused by a lack of blood flow to your ...

We all know how sore our bodies can be after a trip to the gym. Turns out, simple daily movements like smiling, frowning, and chewing can give your facial muscles a major workout too.

The lower face in primates is chock-a-block with muscles that enable our pie holes to carry out a wide range of functions – like respiration, the suckling characteristic of all mammals, and ...