@alinacarballo_: Most people think the way their face looks is purely genetics. But after seeing the changes in my own face and in my students, I realized how much of what we call “beauty” comes down to facial proportions and structure. And these proportions aren’t necessarily something you’re stuck with forever. By working with posture, muscles, fascia, and the structures of the face, you can improve the way your face looks — even in your 50s, 60s, and beyond. Because looking younger isn’t just about having fewer wrinkles. It’s about restoring the proportions and structure that make a face look youthful and attractive.