Frequently Asked Questions

This is based on Epigenetics, which is the science that looks at how things in our environment, like our life experiences, can change how our genes work. These changes can show up in our face, so our faces can actually tell a story about our experiences or profound feelings.

Yes! Everyone’s face has a story. From the way we look to the lines and wrinkles, each person’s face is unique and tells a different story.

No, this is not about generalizing individuals into regional groups rather it’s about the unique story each individuals face tells, no matter the place of origin.

It can help you understand people better, like coworkers or customers, so you can connect with them more easily. It also helps you know your strengths and weaknesses, which can make you more successful at what you do.

Yes, it can. Even if someone has had surgery, the changes in their appearance still affect how they see themselves and how others see them. This helps explain how we respond and connect with the world around us.

No, Botox and fillers can reduce or remove certain lines, wrinkles, and creases, or even change the shape of a feature. These physical changes reflect a shift in your subconscious, altering how you present yourself to the world. This, in turn, affects how your brain responds and adapts over time.

No, Epigenetics is not Pseudo-Science. It is a real, scientifically proven field of study in Biology. Epigenetics looks at how things like our experiences, environment, and lifestyle can affect how our genes express themselves. This research has been studied and accepted by scientists for many years. The processes studied in Epigenetics, like DNA changes and gene expression, have been shown to play a major role in our development and health.

Your brain is always switching between the left side (more logical and analytical) and the right side (more emotional and creative). It’s a smooth process that happens all the time.

However, if a facial feature shows a stronger connection to one side, it can explain why you might be more logical in some areas of your life or more emotional in others.