Do I actually look 5-10 yrs older than my age? Would fillers or topical treatments help me look my age? (photos)

The marketing that Filler companies do that promise looking 3-5 years younger is generally targeted at those 45+ years of age who have lost some facial volume and have some wrinkling. Much of how we look (age wise) has to do with attitude, how we dress and hair. It sounds like you are doing all the right things for your skin already. Don't get me wrong, fillers is a big part of my business and I love doing them -- but if you don't need them, apply them where you don't need them will just make you look fake. To me, fake looks like someone old trying to look young. 

you look great and all you need is a combination of conservative treatments with fillers place meticulously, clear + brilliant laser or the like (sublative RF) for texture tone and prevention of wrinkles, botox, and venus legacy to lifting.  there are many things you can do along with skin care to look younger and prevent further aging.  you just need to find someone with experience who is conservative and can work with you long term to meet your goals.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi OL,I'd say you look about 43....just kidding, you look beautiful for a 38 year old...just kidding again, you don't look a day over 37....okay so that's the last time I'll kid with you.  You look your age and you are beautiful.  Unfortunately from age 25 on, we all begin to lose volume (bone and fat) from our face, and it's a bit downhill from there.  If you were my patient I would give you just a touch of fillers strategically placed, I am thinking a little Voluma and a little Sculptra.  There are some other non-invasive treatments that can also keep you looking your youthful best.  The most important aspect of your treatment is making sure that you choose your treating physician most carefully to avoid the wrong treatments that can result in making a beautiful young woman such as yourself appear matronly!  Choose your physician based on their skill, reputation, experience, and most of all their natural artistic vision.  Good luck and be well.Michael Persky, MDEncino, CABy the way, why is the guy in the second photo down at age 18 flipping us off?  :)