Facercise - Facial Exercises to Make Your Face Look Younger

"You can’t help growing older but you don’t have to look older"

Carole Maggio, age 36 and 62

Carole Maggio, considered "the world’s foremost authority on facial exercises" has devised a series of synergistic exercises which she has successfully taught to hundreds of thousands of clients world wide. In 1995, as an answer to thousands of questions regarding her techniques, she authored the best selling book, FACERCISE®. This book continues to be a top selling item in bookstores worldwide. She has also produced two DVDs and two CDs to demonstrate her FACERCISE® techniques.

Ms. Maggio has a legion of supporters among the medical and dental professionals worldwide. She has had numerous testimonials from many plastic surgeons and cosmetic dentists who support her belief that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Her credo is to address the causes of facial aging, not to just treat the symptoms.

Ms. Maggio long ago discovered that, through proper exercises, one can strengthen and develop the 57 face and neck muscles so that the face can actually be restructured to achieve an improved, younger look. Just as a body builder can develop particular muscles in his or her body, a particular facial feature can be developed and accentuated by performing a specific facial exercise. In just a short period of time there will be a noticeable difference in the contour and tone of the face.

FACERCISE has also been effective in alleviating dental and medical conditions such as TMJ, Acoustic Neuroma, Bell’s Palsy and Tinnitus

Ms. Maggio has appeared on numerous television shows including Dateline, Geraldo, New York Today, CNBC, FOX, ABC, CBS, KTLA, TELEMUNDO, CNN, NBC, BBC, HSN, QVC, PBS, The Big Breakfast in London, The Learning Channel, Discovery, Good Morning Arizona, OLA SUSANA In Argentina, and The Food Network among others.

Ms. Maggio's techniques have been voted as one of the top 100 beauty products in the world by Harpers Bazaar magazine. As quoted in the New York Times, Ms. Maggio has succeeded "in bending time’s arrow the other way."

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