I am worried it will give me a long face

This is a common concern, and it’s understandable.

Oralift is designed to support relaxation of facial muscles rather than to stretch, lengthen, or force the face into a particular shape. Because facial appearance is influenced by muscle tone, posture, and habitual holding patterns, changes — when they occur — tend to relate to balance and ease rather than to the face becoming longer or shorter in a predictable way.

Everyone responds differently. Some people begin with very tense or compressed facial muscles, while others do not. As unnecessary muscular holding reduces, the face may appear different — but these changes are individual and cannot be predicted or guaranteed.

Importantly, any facial change that you do not like at any point should be treated as a sign of overuse. If this happens, we recommend reducing wear time, increasing rest days, or pausing use altogether for a short period. Rest does not reverse progress and often allows changes to settle and stabilise.

Oralift works through short periods of use followed by recovery. Wearing it for longer does not produce better results and, in some cases, can be counterproductive.

The goal of Oralift is not to alter facial proportions, but to reduce unnecessary muscular effort and support a more relaxed resting pattern over time.

Changes are best understood in terms of proportion, balance, and reduced holding — not lengthening or reshaping of the face.

Golden Proportion

Illustration used to show how facial proportions are often discussed in art and design. Individual faces naturally vary, and Oralift does not aim to impose or restore any fixed proportion.

Person with Short Face

Same individual photographed at the start of using Oralift, and after using Oralift. Changes seen here relate to differences in facial muscle holding and overall balance rather than lengthening or reshaping of the face. Individual responses vary.

Person with long face

Same individual shown at two stages. As facial muscle tension reduces, some people notice changes in ease, balance, or facial expression. These images are shared for educational purposes and do not represent a guaranteed outcome.

Everyone is an individual and response is individual.