Holistic Face Lift Academy

Assess before you sculpt. 🔍

In advanced facial therapy, intentional touch begins with palpation. Borrowed from physiotherapy and fascial therapy, the Kibler fold test allows us to assess tissue glide, detect subtle tension patterns, and identify areas of fascial restriction before applying deeper manual work.

In Korugi, rolling the tissue gently isn’t about force—it’s about listening to tissue feedback so every vector is precise and personalized.

Swipe through to learn how to perform and interpret this foundational assessment.

✨ Elevate your anatomical assessment skills. Link in bio for our upcoming hands-on certification classes.

Congratulations to this amazing group!😍

What an incredible Korugi training we finished this week — full of learning, hands-on practice, beautiful energy, and so much support for one another.

I’m so proud of each of you for your dedication, curiosity, and the effort you brought into every day of training. It was such a pleasure watching your confidence grow as you practiced and refined your skills.

Thank you for making this training so special. The energy in this group was truly amazing. 🤍

Wishing you all success as you bring Korugi into your practice and continue helping your clients feel lifted, sculpted, and rejuvenated — naturally.

Congratulations, ladies! You did it! 🌺🤞

Harder pressure doesn’t equal deeper release.
Aggressive force triggers protective muscle guarding, causing facial tissue to brace rather than yield.

True depth comes from slow, calibrated vectors that match fascial tension. When you work with tissue resistance instead of fighting it, hypertonic muscles melt—delivering profound release without bruising or discomfort.

Master the art of controlled depth.

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Did you know that hyaluronic acid fillers may affect more than just soft tissue?

Recent research suggests that in some cases, HA filler injections may be associated with localized bone resorption, particularly in the chin area.

This does NOT mean that everyone who receives filler will experience bone loss. But it is an important reminder that aesthetic treatments can have deeper, long-term effects that we are still learning about.

As facial specialists, understanding anatomy, aging, and the effects of different treatments helps us make more informed choices for our clients.

📚 Study: Guo et al., International Journal of Surgery, 2024
PMID: 38181116

Surface tools are wonderful for moving stagnant lymph, but structural lift requires deeper work.

Korugi reaches past superficial layers to target dense myofascial adhesions and chronic tension anchored along the facial bones. By releasing where tissue binds to the periosteum, it restores authentic contour and sculpted definition.

Work beyond the surface.

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Hours of forward head posture pull the platysma taut, dragging lower cheek and jaw tissue downward toward the collarbone.

True jawline definition doesn’t come from aggressive chin pinching. It happens when you release the fascial anchors across the neck and chest, allowing the tissue to float back into natural alignment.

Treat the root cause, not just the symptom.

You can’t sculpt away fat pads. Work the muscle beneath. 🧬
Aggressive pressure won’t shrink adipose tissue—it only bruises delicate structures. True facial contouring comes from releasing hypertonic masseter muscles and restoring fascial glide underneath.

Know your anatomical boundaries to work safely and effectively.

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