Anatomy of Aging/Анатомия Старения

What do we need to know in order for a facial massage to be effective, competent, physiological, safe. Is it possible to exclude at least one of the listed components. What should be the approach to massage if its purpose is to prevent and slow down the process of age-related changes.

And is it possible to "return youthfulness to the face" with massage, as numerous advertisements promises. We tried to summarize and form in this webinar the theoretical basis that can be:1. A reliable foundation for further deepening into the world of massage.

2. A filter that allows you not to be distracted by useless and often not useful methods and types of massage, the offers of which are replete with the market of aesthetic services. Whoever you are: a novice specialist taking the first steps in the profession or a person with many years of experience and medical education - we are sure that in any case this can be important and useful for you.

The course include:Layered anatomy of the head:Skeleton of the head, brain and facial skull, features and differences of the bones of the skull. Facial muscles: masticatory and mimic. SMAS or superficial musculoaponeurotic system.