The lower face and neck do not work in isolation. The platysma is a broad, thin superficial muscle that extends from the lower face and jawline down across the neck and into the superficial tissues of the upper chest. Tension and postural patterns through the chest, shoulders, and neck can influence the resting position and appearance of these tissues. This is why, when working manually with the lower face and double chin, I don’t begin and end at the jawline. I work with the upper chest, neck, platysma, and lower face as connected regions, while also addressing lymphatic drainage when appropriate 🥼 To learn the Helena Pahava Method and understand how to safely and effectively sculpt the face through anatomy-based manual techniques, please visit the link in our bio #helenapahavamethod #naturalfacelift