What can I do to improve my tired face after weight loss?

With weight loss, you would lose fat all over your body, including the face. That volume loss also means that you will have extra skin. The sagging of the skin leads to a tired, aged appearance of the face with deeper wrinkles. In general, more weight loss would lead to more sagging. It is difficult to give an exact plan without more details and photos. For more mild cases without much skin excess, fillers may be a good option to restore the lost volume, which will provide a small lift. For more severe cases, you would need a facelift to tighten the underlying tissues and remove the extra skin. Fat or fillers can be added at the time of facelift surgery if needed. I would recommend consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in facelifts for a thorough examination and discuss the best option for you.

Weight loss can significantly affect the skins quality and laxity. Depending on the severity of the excess skin and/or deepening of fine lines and wrinkles, multiple treatment options are available to give the face an overall rejuvenation. Facial fillers or fat transfer can help with any unwanted hollowing or volume loss; however, skin tightening may also have to be used in conjunction with those by incorporating a facelift or necklift. It is likely that a combination of treatments or procedures may be required, so the next step to take would be finding a qualified and experienced Board Certified plastic surgeon to do a full facial evaluation and provide you with a designated treatment plan to reach your desired goals.