Fuller face or
thinner face? Apr 4, 2001
Hi Jason,
I've been flexing for almost a year now and it seems that my face has become thinner
(weight is the same). I was wondering if the exercises tend to slim down one's face
or fill it out. I read somewhere that muscles take up less space then fat and
therefore, gives the appearance of being thinner.
my face was very thin and 'gaunt' BF
(before flexing)..my face is definitely fuller..either that or it has 'lifted' where it
gives the appearance of full cheeks that I NEVER had, even when I was 12! I realize
you cannot change the shape of your face you were born with...but you sure can make some
major adjustments! enhancements!..and overall pleasing results.
I was thinking: perhaps you just have a
thin face naturally and building the muscle has strengthened your 'inner structure' (don;t
know exactly what to call it)..inner structure sounds good. A thin face is extremely
attractive..makes you seem 'chisled' and elegant. Are you unhappy with it? or
see
definite strengths and build?.....and often it takes longer than a year to see optimal
response in specific targeted areas.
Ellen
When the muscles are more relaxed or sagging, the face can appear fuller. After building
and tightening the muscles through exercise, your face may appear somewhat thinner in some
areas and
a little fuller in others as the muscles hug closer to bone structure. After a year you
should notice areas that have built and others that while may seem thinner, are much
tighter, like the lower cheek area. The best thing to do is to look at pictures of
yourself before you started flexing and compare them with pictures you take now. It will
give you a more objective view of the changes you've been able to make.
Jason
Hi Jason, Sadie, Jean,
Thanks for your responses-it's so great to get feedback. The lower cheek area is
exactly where it seems thinner. Perhaps because my upper cheek area is fuller and
more lifted. Actually, I'm not unhappy with it at all--it's just a different look
then I'm used to. I'm still seeing changes so I know I'm a work in progress.
Facial
Definition Jul 5, 2000
Hi,
I'm a 23 year old guy and I'm just interested in looking better. I don't have any
problem with aging. My main issue is that my jaw muscles are already built up
substantially and I think that they are a little too big which makes my face look awkward
at times. Can this program help that, and help me achieve a thinner more defined
face like that of male models?
Thanks.
Amato