I'm 28 and my Face Looks Like It's Melting What Should I Do? (photo)

It is not likely that your face is melting.  However, some support with injectable hyaluronic acid fillers which are non surgical can make a huge difference for your self-confidence.  While exercising is great for your help and physique, facial muscle exercises will not correct your facial concerns.

No, You are not melting. However, you have lost some volume. Have you lost weight? Do you have an overbite? Weight loss can lead to volume loss. You have a receding chin and that might be do to a dental alignment issue so if you have a bite problem , have that checked. that being said, you are a great candidate for fillers so if this bothers you get a good doctor and go for it. 

Unfortunately you have lost volume about your lower face; be sure your diet is devoid of  all processed sugary covenience drinks and sodas, yes, even if diet soda; have  HA fillers done every 6 months until your volume is restored by an experienced cosmetically trained physician. Then, maintain your ongoing correction using topcial vitamin C; I like the Skin Medica cosmeceutical product line. Remember, a  successful outcome is dependent upon a realistic strategic plan for correction outlined by your physician and adhered to by you.  Good Luck.  

Have you had any unexpected weight loss?  Make sure that you don't have some new onset medical condition that could be contributing.  Psychologically, most people suddenly catch up to their age.  It is not unusual to look in the mirror and suddenly think you've aged 10 years.  Nothing has changed but your realization of the situation.  Fillers, fat grafting, botox, etc. can all help.  Good luck!

Dear 892Wiz,

You are showing some early signs of aging.

Please see an experienced, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, Facial Plastic Surgeon, or Cosmetic Dermatologist to discuss your concerns.

Treatments options such as fillers and Botox may be able to help.

Warmest wishes,

Larry Fan, MD

You should get a consultation with an experienced aesthetic provider... there are a few things that can help improve the parts that are bothering you.  Yes, fillers and Botox can help address some of the issues...