I've always been slim,but wanted to boost my wellbeing so I started to do jogging&gym.Results after 10months are great in my body, Unfortunately, my face looks awful.since I lost fat(and gained muscles),my face is sagging and genetical eyebags that I have,look even WORSE! Should I A)start eating supplements for boost the collagen production.Ive understood there is some products that truly work. B)eat more peanuts or other fatty things to maybe get some of the lost volume back? C)excersise less?
August 7, 2016
Answer: Does weight loss make eyebags worse and cause sagging skin? = possibly #lowerlidbags #facialfillers Patients with questions and concerns about their worsening lower lid bags with loosing weight (secondary to healthy diet and exercise) should consider making a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon specialized in procedures of the face to determine their options to improve this worsening physical finding.
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August 7, 2016
Answer: Does weight loss make eyebags worse and cause sagging skin? = possibly #lowerlidbags #facialfillers Patients with questions and concerns about their worsening lower lid bags with loosing weight (secondary to healthy diet and exercise) should consider making a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon specialized in procedures of the face to determine their options to improve this worsening physical finding.
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August 3, 2016
Answer: Weight Loss Changes Hi Rapunzel7,Thanks for your question. Congratulations on getting more physically active and healthy. Sagging of the midface and worsening of lower lid bags is a common issue we see in patients who have lost a lot of weight. Volume is a large component of a youthful appearance in the face. As you lose weight, and the volume associated with it, the facial soft tissue tends to descend. I am not sure that supplements would really give you much benefit. I wouldn't recommend eating fatty foods because a) they aren't healthy and b) there's no guarantee the weight gain will be in your face. We have found that a procedure called fat transfer, often combined with a small incision facelift, does a great job of restoring volume and a youthful appearance to the face. This is accomplished by removing fat from the abdominal and inner thigh areas and placing it in certain areas in the face. I would recommend an in-person consultation with a skilled facial plastic surgeon in your area. Good luck!
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August 3, 2016
Answer: Weight Loss Changes Hi Rapunzel7,Thanks for your question. Congratulations on getting more physically active and healthy. Sagging of the midface and worsening of lower lid bags is a common issue we see in patients who have lost a lot of weight. Volume is a large component of a youthful appearance in the face. As you lose weight, and the volume associated with it, the facial soft tissue tends to descend. I am not sure that supplements would really give you much benefit. I wouldn't recommend eating fatty foods because a) they aren't healthy and b) there's no guarantee the weight gain will be in your face. We have found that a procedure called fat transfer, often combined with a small incision facelift, does a great job of restoring volume and a youthful appearance to the face. This is accomplished by removing fat from the abdominal and inner thigh areas and placing it in certain areas in the face. I would recommend an in-person consultation with a skilled facial plastic surgeon in your area. Good luck!
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