you all probably dont give a damn but does any of you know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow lost the account password. I would love any help you can offer me
@Jamie Aryan Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
I know this might seem crazy and way too fast but I love you. Writing essays on facial muscles isn't really my idea of fun but you make it so much easier :D
It would be even better if there would be visual information of origin, insertion, innervation (in this case obvious), and function. However I can imagine this is accompanied with even more work for you. Nevertheless your video are very unique and informative and they help to prepare for exams. Thank you!
I knew something was wrong with Suzanne Somers instructions for her face master facial toning system. I wasn't getting anywhere because I was going in the wrong direction. Thank God I found this site. Thank you. Do you have a suggestion for a lifting the Bucksinator muscle and getting rid of wrinkles around the upper and lower lip? I'm doing a pretty good job of it but I've also just started taking collagen plant-based and using organic vitamin C, argan oil, and a hobo oil on my face which is helping immensely but not without using hydraulic acid which holds a thousand times it's weight in water. So it keeps everything hydrated which causes less wrinkles and sagging ; everything helps. I will be visiting this site often, because I was going mostly sideways instead of up and down but I did have the eye muscle right. I am a 35 + year retired cosmetologist and should remember all of this but I did forget. I'm also a vegan which keeps My Body Young. Thank you for this demonstration.
Great videos thanks. Just to let you know, it's pronounced 'buxinator' and one of its most important functions is keeping food out of the sulcus and pushing it onto the tongue during mastication. :)
AURICULARIS POSTERIOR someone hit my ear 20 years ago and my posterior muscle is break off. Is there any surgery to sew it again ? Please tell me my one ear is a little bit different shape angle because of this.
Omg, in my language the names of the muscles are almost always translated so it's SO much easier to know the function, it's like "The elevator of the corner of the mouth muscle". I didn't know that when teaching in english they keep the latin names ...
adil safir It's portuguese lol, I'm brazilian :)) But I see why you would think that It's french, both are romance languages so similar structure. This is such a throwback to my anatomy classes. Lol
ikr !! actually for french or spanish (i guess portuguese too) once u get the trick aaaaall the terms become a translation game ... hope u're doing good now *-*, greetings from the other side of the earthglobe, 2nd year med school ;)
Yep, they're very similar. I can understand most of Spanish and also Italian if the accent isn't too thick, French is trickier but there's a lot of words borrowed from french in portuguese. I speak none tho, just english lol I'm at 3rd year of med school now, with semiology, pharmacology etc. I was supposed to be at 4th tho but everything is a mess ugh, we had 6 months of paralyzation last year because money was cut for education and health due to political/economic crisis. Classes started again in january but stopped now and I'm 1 month without it and still waiting for when it will return, so basically studying at home etc. My internship starts in march though, so at least i'll have something to do. Here public (federal and state ones) unis are the best and hardest to enter and then basically this happens especially at state unis, where I study: www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/01/facing-doomsday-scenario-scientists-consider-fleeing-brazil ; www.telesurtv.net/english/news/Brazil-Addresses-Rio-De-Janeiro-Health-Crisis-with-Hiring-Spree-20160108-0002.html In short, a mess. Good luck on your studies too! :))
Just knowing these muscles is wonderful. We think of the jaw having muscles to relax but for the face, I hear in relaxation meditations-"relax your face" but it is usually glanced over quickly. Well, there are a ton of muscles, here. With this in mind, any good exercises to thoroughly relax the face or even just exercise these muscles? I have a habit of having an itchy face. Could it be related to the muscles as much as the skin? Thanks so much.
Please be careful in future videos you make of your hand coming down on the table or something. A lot of loud thuds in the video that make it hard to listen when it is so quiet otherwise. I do appreciate how the names pop up next to the structures though. Makes your videos very easy to follow and informative when one is new to the content and might not know how to spell the terms.
Can anyone point me in the direction of a RU-vid video that addresses which particular muscles move in relation to varying emotional states. So rage, anger, laughter, surprise, contentment etc To what extent does muscle movement correlate with human emotion in terms of facial expression? I am interested in this from the perspective of portraiture. How far can we relate the portrayal of human emotion to a systematic understanding of the muscles of the face? This was something address by the french painter Charles le Brun in the seventeenth century - can anyone expand on this?
Interesting question. I notice tension in my face related to my thinking, so I was interested in a connection. You are wondering about emotional connection to muscles. It's all connected, as they say.
@@Zentrepreneurial 3 years later wow... I've since learnt that le Brun was partially right, partially wrong. We cannot attribute specific emotions to specific muscle movements. Where he was correct, was in identifying how the corrugator muscle - in the brow near and above the nose - moves, is evident of a change in emotional state. We just can't specify which one.
I'm using this as revision for my facial paper 2, I study beauty therapy at college and usually people think beauty therapy is easy and you're a dumb girly girl if you do it. That's definitely not the case
it is the explanation of the muscles of Facial Expression, the masseter is for chewing & i think it has an unnoticable effect on expressions, though I agree it would have been a nice mention, as he was so close to describing all of them sans the neck muscles.
