Objective To analyze the application effect of facial proprioceptive imaging movement in facial contour and functional remodeling. Methods From March to June 2020, 209 participants who signed up for this proprioceptive imaging movement facial course in our center were selected as the research objects. The facial proprioceptive imaging movement was used to activate and reshape the facial (left and right) maxilla, (left and right) zygomatic bone, mandible, (left and right) temporal bone, occipital bone, frontal bone, (left and right) parietal bone, (left and right) nasal bone, ethmoid bone and sphenoid bone. The distance changes of mandibular joint (earlobe-mouth angle), temporomandibular joint (tragus-nasal alar), maxillary joint (upper ear angle-nasal bridge zygomatic bone), maxillary and mandibular joint (black eyeball-mandibular line) before and after practice were compared. Results After 209 participants completed the effective facial proprioceptive imaging exercise, the mandibular joint, temporomandibular joint, and maxillary joint of the same exercise subject achieved left-right symmetry; the upper and lower mandibular joints achieved upper and lower elevation and left-right symmetry. Conclusion Using facial proprioceptive imaging exercises to activate, repair and correct facial skeletal joint structures can achieve facial contour reshaping orthostasis, restore normal function, effectively solve facial laxity, sagging and asymmetric space, and present facial rejuvenation, which is ideal for anti-aging, beauty and reverse growth.