“Ageing” is an inevitable process that progresses gradually over time. Although it largely depends on genetics, after the age of 24 you will notice that the expression of your skin starts to change, as do your facial features.

What is Facial Ageing?

“Facial ageing” means physiological changes in the texture of the skin. Over time, the body does not produce as much collagen as it used to and as a result, the skin all over the body loses its elasticity.

In addition, the pockets of fat on the cheeks, under the eyes and around the mouth become progressively thinner and contribute to sagging skin. The lips also naturally lose volume and the corners of the lips turn downwards even when smiling.

This makes the face look saggy, tired and old (even if the person thinks they look young and refreshed).

As if that were not enough, weight loss also affects the appearance of ageing. As weight is lost, the soft tissues gradually atrophy. As a result, the face becomes thinner and the bones more prominent.

It is said that losing 4 kg makes you look four years older. Of course, this depends on lifestyle, diet and genetics.

What happens to the face as we age?

According to the experts who offer anti-aging facials, changes in collagen production, fatty tissue and atrophy have a significant impact on the impression of the face, When these changes start to become visible (this takes years to happen – it doesn’t happen overnight), you may notice the following:

• The cheeks sag noticeably and the double chin becomes visible.
• The corners of the mouth turn downwards, giving a slightly ‘grumpy’ appearance.
• The lips become slightly thinner.
• The tissue around the eyes loses elasticity and the eyes sag.
• Both upper and lower eyelids sag visibly.
• Forehead wrinkles remain permanent, regardless of whether the forehead is relaxed or not. This causes the eyebrows to droop downwards and the face to appear saggy.
• The nose grows as long as the person lives (actually it is the nose and ears) and can change slightly in shape and size.
• The tip of the nose can change shape, becoming more prominent and more spherical.

Wrinkles may increase across the face, including crow’s feet around the eyes, smile lines, wrinkles between the eyebrows, wrinkles near the ears, wrinkles under the eyes and wrinkles on the nose.

• The skin of the neck is thinner than the skin of the face and is the first place where wrinkles form.
• As the muscles weaken and the skin becomes thinner, the face can look saggy and droopy.
  A sagging double chin and loose skin under the chin can give the appearance of a ‘double chin’.

Which factors accentuate facial ageing?

The aging process cannot be prevented, but it can be slowed down significantly. Several factors have a direct impact on the apparent age of the face. By keeping these in mind, you can preserve your youth without having to undergo plastic surgery:

• 1) Sun
• 2) Diet
• 3) Alcohol and smoking

How to make your skin look younger?

According to the professionals delivering anti-ageing treatment in Sydney, anti-ageing has come a long way in the last decade and a range of non-surgical rejuvenation treatments are now available. Two of the most popular treatments are anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers.

• Anti-wrinkle injections
• Dermal fillers

If you looking for anti-ageing treatment, then you can definitely seek a reputed professional clinic like Beauty Sculpting Clinic Pty Ltd we offer the best and most reliable service to our customers. To reach us, contact us at 0433 950 540, also you can drop your message at beautysculptingclinic@gmail.com.