Muscular Myasthenic Face Type The muscular myasthenic face type is typically characterized by chronic contraction of the facial muscles and increased tension around the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). This constant muscular tension can affect the function of the facial nerve (cranial nerve VII), keeping the face in a chronically contracted state. Over time, this tension may also reduce healthy blood flow to the facial tissues, which can influence the condition of the skin, subcutaneous fat, and underlying structures. When treating this face type, begin with a brief, gentle lymphatic drainage sequence to prepare the tissues. Then focus primarily on superficial facial work, aiming to relax the facial muscles rather than stimulate them. Finish with an extremely gentle, relaxing buccal massage, always avoiding excessive pressure. This gentle, muscle-relaxing approach is often highly beneficial for clients with a muscular myasthenic face type. ✅ To find a certified Helena Pahava Met...