It Works!

My cheekbones were treated and I lost no volume. Hope that puts people's minds at ease. These photos were taken today..

What makes a youthful face, hands down, is firm skin. Poreless, firm skin. It helps to have volume in the right places, like the apple of your cheeks but a fat face does not = youthful. In fact, I have noticed the past few years that the people who have the worst jowls and NSL folds are those who are heavier. That's because the fat cannot hold up forever and begins to head south. I have even noticed that the hollywoods actresses and actors who age the most gracefully are not the ones without wrinkles but those who have firm skin. Wrinkles can actually add character but when your jowls and other signs of loose skin just make you look old. There are not a lot of options to keep your skin taut, either. You can do ultherapy. You can take great care of your skin but that only lasts so long or you can have a facelift at an early age; 40s. You could do fillers but look at Kim Kardashian, Meg Ryan, etc. That can go very very wrong and look very unnatural. If you consider ultherapy, just make sure you find someone whose speciality is lasers. Also, pick someone with a impeccable reputation. It helps if they do it themselves. Pick the doctor who has been doing it in your area the longest. Make sure you trust them.

As I originally wrote, someone with a negative experience claimed I had a thin face, implying that Ultherapy "melted fat" off my face. Sigh. Thin people have thin faces. I am not a heavy person. That's my genetic makeup. Furthermore, some of the most beautiful, YOUTHFUL faces are thin. Actually thinner than mine. I am posting these celebs for comparison. We know Cindy did not get ultherapy at 30. We know Cara and Kendall did not get as they are barely 20 years old. Sharon did not get it in the 90s either and if J-LO got it, good for her, she looks AMAZING. She is aging more gracefully then practically anyone in Hollywood. Notice her thin face?