29, face is starting to sag. Facetite, jawtite, facelift, what’s the answer? (Photos)

It’s very understandable to feel concerned about early sagging, especially when you’re preparing for such an important event like your wedding. At 29, the skin naturally begins to lose a bit of collagen and elasticity, but this doesn’t necessarily mean you need an invasive procedure like a facelift.

From your photos, your facial structure and skin quality look good overall. The mild sagging you’re noticing could be early volume loss or skin laxity—something that can often be improved with non-surgical options. Treatments like FaceTite or Morpheus8 can be excellent choices for subtle tightening since they use radiofrequency energy to contract and remodel collagen beneath the skin without the downtime of surgery.

If you’re looking for a stronger lift, a mini facelift could be considered later on, but at your age, it’s often too early for that unless there’s significant laxity. You might also benefit from biostimulatory fillers (like Sculptra or Radiesse) to help rebuild collagen naturally over time, which gives the skin a firmer and more youthful appearance.

In the meantime, continuing your current skincare and device routine, protecting your skin from sun exposure, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle will all support long-term firmness and collagen preservation.

You’re definitely on the right track—sometimes just refining your current treatments can make a big difference.