@julia_vozniak: TYPE 1 NASOLABIAL FOLDS — WHAT’S REALLY CAUSING THEM Type 1 nasolabial folds are not “extra skin.” They are created by a specific muscle that runs along the side of your nose and lifts the upper lip — the levator labii superioris alaeque nasi. When this muscle becomes shortened and tense, it starts pulling the tissue into a fold. That’s how the nasolabial line is formed. Not aging. Not skin. Tension. Most people try to work directly on the fold itself. But the fold is just the result — not the root cause. And here’s the mistake I see all the time: The technique looks simple… but it’s done on the skin, not on the muscle. If you’re not reaching the muscle — nothing changes. When you apply the technique correctly and do it consistently, every day, something very different starts to happen: — the muscle begins to release — the tension decreases — the pull on the tissue softens — and the skin gradually returns to its natural position That’s when the fold starts to visibly soften and fade. No forcing. No pulling the skin. Just releasing what’s been holding it down. This is how real change happens — through the body, through the structure, through the muscle.

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Wednesday 25 March 2026 17:42:51 GMT