Mimic muscles from theory to evidence

The changes that the face experiences throughout the life of an individual have led to the development of many techniques and treatments whose substrate is represented in the facial structures, the facial region corresponds to an area of great complexity because all the tissues from the most superficial to the deepest function as a unit to generate a language through vexpression and it is here that the mimic muscles have a preponderant participation, hence the knowledge of the anatomy of the face represents the fundamental basis for the recognition of pathologies and the application of therapeutics, although there are numerous graphic publications with very precise anatomical descriptions, the dissection by strata is one of the best techniques for the study of not only facial anatomy but also of the human body in general, since it allows greater understanding of location and relationship between structures, the application From anatomical knowledge to clinical practice, it is translated into success when performing any procedure, which is why this research considered the realization of a superficial face for the visualization of facial elements, emphasizing the mimic muscles providing a vision real, then moving from theory to evidence, contributing to the correct management of techniques for the application of treatments in which these muscles are involved.