Beware of 7 aging risks on your face

Aging cannot be viewed from a single perspective, because it is comprehensive and affects not only the appearance but also the body's organs. However, the human face has rich expressions and is more exposed to ultraviolet rays than the body, so the face ages the fastest and most obviously. Is your body aging? Here are seven major aging crises that may occur on your face.

1. Eye bags

The skin around the eyes is very thin. Once it becomes loose and lacks support, the skin of the eye socket bone will become loose and droopy, forming the so-called eye bags, making people look particularly listless and old.

What’s scary is that more and more women are accustomed to staying up late and using computers, which leads to overstrain of the eyes and causes eye bags to appear early.

2. Loose eyelids and drooping eye ends

The biggest manifestation of forehead aging is not on the forehead, but rather the severe sagging of the upper eyelids. When the skin on the forehead loses its original elasticity and begins to sag, coupled with aging bone loss and insufficient support, the loose skin has to shift downward, forming sagging eyelids, which are usually accompanied by sagging of the ends of the eyebrows and eyes.

3. Flat Apple Muscles

Apple cheeks are considered to be a symbol of nobility and good fortune. Moreover, Asian faces are naturally flat and lack three-dimensionality. As they age, collagen is lost and the soft tissue on the cheekbone skeleton becomes thinner. As a result, the originally flat and less three-dimensional face shape becomes even looser and sagging.

As a result, the apple muscles become flat or even move downwards to become the fat around the mouth. The whole face looks sagging and flat, and of course the complexion is not good.

4. Nasal folds

Nasal folds seem unfamiliar to most people. They refer to two symmetrical lines extending from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth, also known as tiger lines and smile lines.

Nasal folds can easily make people look older, and they are not only found in mature women. Young people today may also develop nasolabial folds on their skin due to irregular lifestyles, improper maintenance, facial expressions and other factors.

5. Marionette pattern

Marionette lines are easily overlooked. The lines that people care about most are mostly crow's feet, frown lines, fine lines around the eyes, etc., but marionette lines are also a terrible "sister-type" killer.

If your face has puppet-like shadows on both sides of your mouth when you are not smiling or raising your mouth, then even if you are just a young woman in your 30s, people will laugh at you and call you a fat girl.

6. Loose jaw

The lines on both sides of the cheeks when a V-face turns into a U-face are called jowl lines. When the collagen and bones in the face are gradually lost, coupled with the force of gravity, the unsupported skin will gradually become loose and then sag, with the upper face collapsing to the middle face, the middle face collapsing to the lower face, and the lower face collapsing to the lower jaw.

The falling flesh has turned Kakimoto's V-face into a U-face, which is the ultimate warning of aging!

7. Double chin almost reaching the neck

Related to the blurred jawline, the jowls sag due to loose skin and gravity, and are often accompanied by a loose neck, also known as a turkey neck.

There is no age difference in fighting aging, because by the time you pay attention to it, it is usually "too late" and "too late". If you don't want the years to leave traces on your face, you can consult a professional doctor and get appropriate advice.