FaceMyo Guide

Clear, simple writing on the jaw, facial muscles, breathing and myofunctional therapy. This information does not replace a specialist consultation.

To reduce bruxism and the damage it causes, its causes need to be identified and addressed. As soon as you notice the first signs …

The masticatory muscles (musculi masticatorii) are attached to bone at both ends. They are paired, originate from different parts …

Have you noticed how you or your child breathe during the day or at night? Through the nose or through the mouth?…

Myofunctional therapy is a non-invasive treatment method involving strengthening exercises for the muscles of the face, mouth and …

Facial massage is a natural method that helps preserve and maintain a youthful, healthy face.…

The Mechanism of Ageing…

It's a facelift without needles, threads or injections!…

International research shows that people spend between 7 and 15 hours a day sitting, which has a markedly negative effect on our h…

Ageing. What is it?…

Reflexology is a deeply relaxing therapy in which pressure is applied to various biologically active points. It is based on the pr…

Electrical stimulation is one of the most popular and highly effective methods of facial rejuvenation. It allows an intensive and …

Rose quartz is a powerful stone of unexpressed positive feelings, talents and self-expression. It fills life with inner calm, wisd…

The copper roller is designed for facial massage and is used during treatments at our studio. It can also become part of your morn…

Water is one of the most important elements of our body (second only to oxygen). Our body is 70% fluid, and the blood and brain as…

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