I'm 22 and have started to notice my face is saggy especially at the bottom. I have no idea what to do. Its hereditary as my mom has them pretty bad but she is 58. I never worried about them cause aging is a natural occurrence for everyone, but at this age I find it very distressing. Please help me to find a solution to this problem.
February 20, 2015
Answer: Please help me to find a solution to this problem It doesn't appear that you have any unusual signs of aging. Your 58-year-old mother may be developing jowling, but you do not appear to have any. From the limited photograph it appears that you have a normal, healthy and youthful face.
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February 20, 2015
Answer: Please help me to find a solution to this problem It doesn't appear that you have any unusual signs of aging. Your 58-year-old mother may be developing jowling, but you do not appear to have any. From the limited photograph it appears that you have a normal, healthy and youthful face.
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Answer: Facelift at young age If you are troubled by sagging skin in your early to mid twenties then surgery is generally not the answer. Fillers can be used for some of the lines around the mouth but these are patients who may respond best to non invasive techniques such as Exilis. This is a monopolar radiofrequency device that creates some heat in the lower layers of skin. It injures the skin just enough that the skin lays down new collagen and elastic fibers and the skin tightens somewhat. It does not do as much as surgical skin removal but in younger patients who need less skin tightening this a good technique. It is best to seek a consultation with a speialist who provides both surgical and non invasive skin tightening so that you may get the best recommendation.
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Answer: Facelift at young age If you are troubled by sagging skin in your early to mid twenties then surgery is generally not the answer. Fillers can be used for some of the lines around the mouth but these are patients who may respond best to non invasive techniques such as Exilis. This is a monopolar radiofrequency device that creates some heat in the lower layers of skin. It injures the skin just enough that the skin lays down new collagen and elastic fibers and the skin tightens somewhat. It does not do as much as surgical skin removal but in younger patients who need less skin tightening this a good technique. It is best to seek a consultation with a speialist who provides both surgical and non invasive skin tightening so that you may get the best recommendation.
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