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The platysma has several insertion points. Its fibers at the midline of the chin insert onto the lower border of the jawbone and/or the skin of the lower lip. The fibers by the bottom front of the ear attach to the skin and tissue just below the skin of the mouth region, and to the muscles surrounding the mouth. The platysma also blends with the muscles responsible for pulling the lower lip down and reinforces their actions. It is important to note that the platysma contributes to the formation of the modiolus, which is a fibromuscular chiasm of facial muscles found in the corners of the mouth. Thereby, the platysma contributes to the formation of the orbicularis oris (kissing muscle) complex along with other muscles of facial expression.
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