TEENLIFTING® Face, jawline and neck for women and men
TEENLIFTING is performed with a device for electrical stimulation of muscles and enables the application of physical medicine in cosmetics, with simultaneous excellent results in rehabilitation, therapy and prophylaxis: headaches, migraines, restoration of the bone mass of the jaw, sinusitis, neuralgia, paresis, Bell’s palsy (n. facialis) and myalgia.
Circular muscles of the eyes (orbicularis oculi) and mouth (orbicularis oris)
Platysma muscle
Muscles of the face and neck
TEENLIFTING Face, jawline and neck:
- skin tightening
- removal of wrinkles on the face
- removal of wrinkles around the eyes
- removal of wrinkles around the lips (nasolabial folds)
- lymphatic drainage
- sculpting
- non-invasive rejuvenation
- rejuvenation of the face, jawline and neck
- anti-ageing treatment
- non-surgical rejuvenation
- electrical stimulation of all the facial and neck muscles at the same time.
- stimulation to acupuncture points
- training facial muscles
- face & neck lift
- facial fitness
- skin toning
- tissue regeneration
- restoring a youthful facial expression
- weight loss
- tissue detox
- anti-stress effect
Find out more about TEENLIFTING
Why is their simultaneous stimulation important?
Muscles are anatomically interconnected, so their synchronised contraction is important for achieving top results, removing wrinkles on the face and non-surgical face lifting.
Why does TEENLIFTING stimulate each individual muscle with 100% muscle fibres, and not just a part of each individual muscle with 5-20% muscle fibres as with classic electrical stimulation?
Because the stimulation is more comfortable while achieving maximum results and removing wrinkles. Partial stimulation and only in individual places is too intense for those places, and at the same time too weak for the entire muscle or group of muscles.
How is this achieved?
With unique TEENLIFTING electrodes designed for individual anatomical regions of muscle groups or for individual muscles.
Is there any difference between TEENLIFTING electrical stimulation and other electrical stimulation on the market?
There is. It also differs in the combination of workout and training. Various workout types are done for all the facial and neck muscles. Each muscle has its initial strength (in terms of the intensity and character of facial expressions, age…), yet, the anatomy and function of individual muscles requires specific combinations of training, which are common to all of them. For example, the platysma muscle, the circular muscles of the eye and mouth are far weaker than other mimic muscles, and therefore combinations and adjustments are necessary for the best possible results and non-surgical face lifting.
When is it advisable to start TEENLIFTING stimulation?
It is never too early or too late to train your muscles. It is ideal to start before the age of 30, because it is much better and healthier to keep the firm and petite shape of the face, than to allow it to relax and expand. The sooner you start, the faster you can see the results.
There is no upper age limit for TEENLIFTING stimulation.
When can the first results be seen?
The first results are visible after the first treatment as a refreshment of the face.
With each subsequent workout, better and more visible results are achieved :
- forehead tightening
- non-surgical eyebrow and upper eyelid lift
- disappearance of wrinkles around the eyes
- non-surgical cheek sculpting
- fuller and plumper lips
- loss of wrinkles around the lips (nasolabial folds)
- tightening the jawline and neck skin
- non-surgical face lift
The most important thing is to do the first treatment in your life as soon as possible. After this completely new experience, a plan is made to train all the mimic muscles at an annual level.
Clients in their 50s and over the age of 50 can expect slower initial results, which depend on the elasticity and condition of the skin, although this is not a rule either.
During TEENLIFTING, the skin can be treated and nourished with all the cosmetic treatments for the skin (RF, LPG, laser, IPL, AHA…).
All the skin treatments can eventually accelerate the visible results of a new muscle shape, but no skin treatment can shape a muscle.
If the skin is not treated at all, it will retract naturally and tighten within a few days or months. The skin is renewed daily, and the “complete” skin renewal lasts 30 days in the 30s and is extended by aging to 60 days in the 70s. That’s why the result is much more noticeable a week after the last workout.
How often should it be maintained?
It is logical that the muscle should be regularly kept in the best possible shape. The more you work out, the better the results. However, as these are small facial muscles, even with less frequent treatments, the results are excellent. (E.g. long-term satisfied clients from other countries come 3 times a year and do 2 to 3 double treatments.)
What happens if we stop using TEENLIFTING stimulation?
If you stop working out, after a while, the muscles retain their strength and shape for a long time. Since electrical stimulation does not build muscles and it does not increase their volume, there is no occurrence of worsening after the workout.
The effect of TEENLIFTING stimulation on the jaw joints and headache.
In front of both ears there are two jaw joints (TMJs-temporomandibular joints), which connect the temporal bone with the lower jaw. They are fixed by tendons, ligaments and muscles that are responsible for moving the joint.
One of the disorders of TMJs is muscle tightening, a spasm of only certain jaw muscles, caused by a psychological component-stress. One of the symptoms of these spasms is headache, which does not respond to the usual treatment. Headache occurs in the morning (after intense muscle spasm during night sleep) or after stressful situations during the day.
TEENLIFTING rehabilitates pain and headache by training all the muscles, “breaks” spasms and pain of certain muscles, and increases blood circulation and circulation to the muscles, skin and jaw bones.
The impact of TEENLIFTING on the restoration of bone mass of the jaw and face.
The composition and metabolic balance of bones depend on the activity of the muscles, and on the moment of pressure and the tendon collagenous fibres attached to the bone. Muscle activity slows down the process of osteoporosis by constantly stimulating bone formation (on which bone regeneration is physiologically dependent), but it is also crucial at a younger age.
At a younger age, muscle activity increases the “peak bone mass”, to prime the skeleton against the processes of osteoporosis and osteopenia that are going to ensue. The larger the “peak mass”, the larger the “rest” of the bone. Progressive bone loss begins at the age of over 30, so bone mass at that age is of decisive importance for bone mass in old age.
Intense postmenopausal osteoporosis occurs in women 15 to 20 years after menopause.
For this reason, TEENLIFTING is becoming one of the key treatments for the prevention and rehabilitation of osteoporosis of the bones of the jaw and face.
