Face Lift Exercise 

Unfortunately, as of this writing, there really aren't that many solid scientific clinical studies that provide evidence either pro or con regarding the benefits of facial toning exercise in order to achieve a non-surgical face lift.

A few small studies like one conducted by Northwestern University demonstrated that 30 minutes a day exercising the muscles in the face, tightened and lifted the cheek areas to promote a more youthful appearance. (Review study)

The exercises are said to enlarge and strengthen the facial muscles, so the face becomes firmer and more toned and shaped like a younger face.

There is evidence that face lift exercise can reduce the appearance of thick scars with a prescribed series of stretching and movement.  Specialized motions, exercise and massage can work to loosen-up, stretch, thin and lessen the appearance of a tight scar.   (Harvard Study)

A section of the Rachel Raye show is dedicated to conducting real life human lab experiments for those concerned about their aging skin symptoms.

Each experiment features a volunteer right from her audience to explore a variety of facial rejuvenation treatments, techniques and strategies.

Under eye bags, wrinkles, fine lines, sagging skin, turkey neck and eye puffiness are all targeted during these very interesting, sometimes hilarious, and enlightening experiments.

The volunteers in the audience test out a variety of anti-aging skin care treatments, techniques, and strategies along with home spa devises to determine which ones are the most effective.

The show has featured a variety of different face lift exercise programs through the years but this one is particularly interesting:
Face Lift Exercise Yoga

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