Muscles of the face

Which facial muscles are involved in our facial expressions? How do they cause a crooked smile after Bell's palsy?

This medical illustration depicts the following muscles of the face (facial muscles) : occipitofrontalis, levator labii superioris, zygomaticus minor, zygamticus major, buccinator, levator anguli o...

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The occipitalis muscle is one of the muscles of the head. It has three sections; the frontalis, the occipitalis, and the galea aponeurotica. The occipital belly

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Illustration about Full anterior face / facial muscles of adult male / man - Human anatomy. Illustration of levator, nasalis, head - 48357252

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3D Model of a Male face. It has color-coding allocating the facial muscles. However, this is more of an art than an information piece. Our book "Anatomy of Facial Expressions" goes into a deeper description and studies of human facial muscles. https://anatomy4sculptors.com/collections/books/products/anatomy-of-facial-expression-paperback

The facial muscles are a group of striated muscles innervated by the facial nerve that, among other things, control facial expression. These muscles are also called mimetic muscles.The facial muscl…

The number one question I am asked about facial reflexology is “can it make me look younger?”, or alternatively “more beautiful”. The answer is a resounding yes! This articl…

A Video on Muscles of the Face and Scalp Muscles of the Facial Expression Muscles of Facial Expression are unique in that they migrate to their destinations about the scalp, neck, and mostly about the face from second pharyngeal arch mesenchyme and thus receive their motor innervation via the facial nerve (CN VII), the nerve of the second arch. Although most of these muscles originate on bone, most do not insert on bone; rather, they insert into the dermis of the skin and freely intermingle…

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