Crooked Face, Correcting Habits: Book Published
Do you know that the smartphone your child is currently using can cause not only vision loss but also facial asymmetry? Recently, an increasing number of growing children are visiting clinics due to sudden jaw pain. Compared to adults whose growth has finished, smartphones are particularly detrimental to children in their developmental stages, who experience significant physical changes. This is because the repetitive posture adopted when looking at a smartphone and the characteristic walking pattern observed while walking and looking at a smartphone can lead to body imbalance and facial asymmetry. Is your face in photos even slightly crooked? If so, is your jaw okay? When you meet people who are concerned about temporomandibular joint disorder or facial asymmetry, they often complain of other physical symptoms in addition to aesthetic complexes. Temporomandibular joint disorder may not just be a jaw problem. It could be a cause of health issues. Even at this moment, as you chew, swallow, and speak, are you inadvertently ignoring the unusual signals your temporomandibular joint might be sending? Facial asymmetry correction is not just a treatment to become aesthetically pleasing; it is a process of finding health. 29 Facial Correction Exercises You Can Do at Home Without Surgery! Put down the smartphone in your hand for a moment and start now, either for your child or for yourself. Facial asymmetry correction begins with correcting your small habits.
