Shereene Idriss explains why skin sags as you age: bone structure changes, lost volume, and decreased elasticity all play a role. She recommends skincare first, then procedures from a board-certified dermatologist if needed.
And last, your skin. Guess what? The same way the waistband on your pants expand over time, depending on how you're growing, your skin expands over time depending on how you're living. And that is where you can make a difference with your face and your skin through not just skin care. Because yes, skin care is a powerful tool, but sometimes it is not enough and you may need an extra boost or two from procedures that your local board certified dermatologist can offer. So the next time you think about sagging, think. Think about three bone structure, volume, and the elasticity of your skin. If you want to learn more, my newest YouTube video is up now. And as always, leave your questions or comments below.
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