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What will fix my sagging skin at 27? (photos)

RSMember18552Dec 27, 2022
I'm a 27 year old female that is beginning to experience more skin laxity than I'd like at my age. After getting masseter botox to address TMJ concerns, I've seen my face get thinner (which I like) but my skin appears to droop more than it used to, especially in the cheeks, undereyes, and jowls. I've developed a large midcheek crease and significant nasolabial folds. Some of this is genetic (my mom has folds) and only looks bad in certain lighting, but worse after botox.

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