Cervical vertebra seventh

Although the face can be treated separately, the neck should always be treated at the same time - to at least the seventh cervical vertebra - to ensure a better tightening effect . Ideally, all visible areas should be treated face, neck, d colletage, forearms and hands. 

The cervical spine articulates at its cephalic end with the skull at the occipitoatlantal articulation and at its caudal end with the first thoracic vertebra. As a total unit, it has extreme mobility, with the mid-cervical articulations able to approach subluxation. The cervical spine is made up of seven cervical vertebrae. Functionally, it is divided into two areas the articulations between the occiput, atlas, and axis, and the articulations between the third through seventh cervical vertebrae. 

FIG. 24-7 Seventh cervical vertebra. Note anatomic similarity superiorly to sixth cervical vertebra and interiorly to first thoracic vertebra. 

The anatomy of the seventh cervical vertebra is transitional, resembling cervical vertebral... 

Spinous processes of seventh cervical and first thoracic vertebrae. 

The seventh cervical and spinous processes of upper thoracic vertebrae. 

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