Regular FaceFormer training has an effective influence on cranial nerve functions and brain performance, on pattern formation and coordination, on the tension of tissue, muscles and skin in the mouth, throat and facial regions, on body statics, body movements and sensory performance. However, causal therapies such as FaceFormer therapy do not bring about overnight success. Rather, constant practice brings about a gradual approach to the desired goal until what has been achieved is finally stabilized in the long term. This avoids long-term dependence on stressful medication and troublesome aids.
FaceFormer exercises are easy to perform and achieve rapid results with little effort. The first results are often noticeable after just a few days. Good results can usually be expected after approx. 6 – 10 weeks of daily training. Stay the course! The new movement and behavior patterns are practiced and automated until they have become second nature to you. The exercises should be carried out for a total of 6 – 12 months. Then you can stop using the FaceFormer regularly.
Experience has shown that FaceFormer therapy often brings about noticeable positive changes after a short time. However, in order to stabilize the success in the long term, it is essential that the treatment is carried out over the intended period of time. When the physiological movement patterns, postures and muscle tensions have finally become automatic, the therapy is complete and your perseverance will pay off!
In order to exploit the full potential of FaceFormer therapy, it is important to carry out the basic training and special training exercises as intended. The exercise instructions show in detail how to perform the exercises correctly, as this is crucial for success! By understanding the training principles, you can maximize the effectiveness of your training and achieve sustainable results.
Find out in the following articles how you can optimize your training to achieve your individual goals.
Successful entry into FaceFormer training – basics and modules 1 to 3
Advanced training for special applications
