Chin Chizler

Abstract

A facial exercise mask developed from resistance bands designed in various shapes and sizes. Through the resistance bands going against face movement and adding pressure because of the tightness a user moves bottom row of teeth in front of top row and repeat until required. Furthermore, user can look straight, up, to right, or left to perform the exercise to work out jaw, under chin, and jawline for a better appearance. The assembly is also attachable and detachable for increased portability and productivity.

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BACKGROUNDCopyright Notice[0001]A portion of the disclosure of this patent document contains material which is subject to copyright protection. The copyright owner has no objection to the xeroxographic reproduction by anyone of the patent document or the patent disclosure in exactly the form it appears in the Patent and Trademark Office patent file or records, but otherwise reserves all copyright rights whatsoever.FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0002]The invention relates to a face, neck and chin exerciser and in particular to device which tones up double chin, sharpens jawline and strengthens Jaw through resistant bands.DESCRIPTION OF THE RELATED ART[0003]For centuries efforts have been made to enhance and beautify our facial appearance. There have been developed thousands of creams, gels, toners, and masks with claims of reducing wrinkles and increasing skin tone. Exercise gadgets as well have been designed with the promise of improving ones' appearance. There is cosmetic surgery to remove...

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Benefits of technology

The invention is a device for face fitness that uses resistance bands to tone up the double chin, sharpen the jawline and strengthen the jaws. It is portable and can be easily detached and taken on trips or vacations, allowing users to maintain their exercise schedule even when on the go.

Problems solved by technology

Unfortunately, this procedure is costly and leaves the individual with permanent scars.

These, however, have not gained popularity for one reason or another.

Mainly for the lack of quick results, hassle of assembling the gadgets, public awareness of their availability, or cost factors.

However, during exercise, this device has a tendency to dislodge or pop out of the mouth.

Moreover, this device fails to provide sufficient flexing of the muscles to achieve noticeable results.

Furthermore, the semi-rigid materials that need to be used for this device are painful to the tender mouth tissue and put stress on the teeth and mouth.

However, the use of this device does not provide any support for retaining the shape of the lips, and therefore, deep wrinkles extending perpendicularly from the lips, which are often called “whistle-marks,” may form with the extended use of this device.

Moreover, this device utilizes metal rods which may present safety problems.

For example, if this exercising device is used while driving or engaging in athletic activity and an accident occurs, the metal rods may puncture or wound the mouth.

Furthermore, the use of this device may interfere with bridge-work or weakened teeth.

However, the utility of these systems has not been seen in advance form and for the above discussed needs.

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