17/02/2026
Recovery is not a race, and "more" is not always better.
While gentle movement is necessary to maintain the connection between your brain and muscles, your nerves also require periods of deep rest to regenerate.
Constant "testing" of your face in the mirror can lead to increased stress and muscle tension.
We believe the most effective recovery happens when you find a balance: gentle, conscious activity followed by periods where you simply let your face be at peace.
When you move your facial muscles, let them move naturally - without specific control. Let those movements follow your emotions, instead of following your conscious commands.
Take time each day, 10-15 min once or twice per day where you consciously focus on facial relaxation. Put on any music that relaxes you, tell the people surrounding you to give you some time without bothering you, and simply focus on relaxing your face. Each muscle, one by one.
Over time, the daily relaxation practive will help you keep your face more relaxed, reducing contractures and painful sensations.