Supporting the Airway with Emface

Let’s talk about Emface in the same simple, honest way I explain it every day in the clinic.

As we age, our facial muscles naturally weaken.

The cheeks drop, the jawline softens, the forehead gets a little heavier, and the submentum — that under-the-chin area — starts to lose tone. And if you’ve had weight changes (including those on GLP-1 meds), you can see those shifts even quicker.

That’s exactly why we brought Emface to Tennessee Orofacial Myology.

It supports:

• Facial lift

• Muscle tone

• Contouring

• Skin tightening

• AND the submental/airway region

…all without needles or downtime.

Here’s the simple version:

Emface strengthens the muscles that lift your face

and burns a touch of superficial fat to redefine the natural contour.

You’ll notice:

• A lifted cheek

• A more open, refreshed forehead

• A cleaner jawline

• Better tone under the chin (submentum)

• A healthier, more youthful structure

And you still look like you — just supported and lifted.

Airway + Submentum Support

One thing I love about Emface (and people don’t realize this) is that improving muscle tone in the submental area not only tightens the jawline…

it also supports better posture and airway stability.

When the muscles under the chin weaken:

• The jaw can shift back

• The tongue posture strains

• Airway support decreases

• The face can look heavier or collapsed

- Susan