Temporalis muscle

Iliopsoas muscle

Lateral pterygoid muscle

Buccinator Muscle | Function, Origin & Insertion

Musculus buccinator - DocCheck Flexikon

Musculus buccinator

Helen Leland | Posture, Health & Beauty Educator on Instagram: "Comment FLOW and I’ll send you more reminders like this, and how to release tension for lifted, softer skin. Nasolabial folds aren’t the problem. Tension is. Specifically, tension in your buccinator, the muscle that pulls your skin forward and deepens those lines over time. You can fix it with your own hands. Lift the tissue off the bone. Stretch it. Walk along the muscle until it feels even and relaxed. That redness you see is a go

Helen Leland | Posture, Health & Beauty Educator on Instagram: "Follow me + comment REMINDERS and I’ll send you 10 easily maintainable posture reset exercises throughout the week. Facial lift starts with releasing the tension in it. Tension in the buccinator can pull tissue forward gradually, contributing to deeper nasolabial folds and a heavier lower face. When you lift the tissue off the bone and gently stretch it, you’re helping that muscle soften and lengthen so the face can pull upward inst