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THERE ARE THREE WAYS IN WHICH YOU AGE

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This article will be helpful to you in knowing which of the below mentioned categories of face ageing you fall into and thus helpful in choosing the right anti-ageing treatment for you.   There are three basic ways in which people age, namely the sinker, the sagger and the wrinkler. So lets dive deep into each category and see which facelift method is best suited for each. THE SINKER Is your face losing volume like a slowly deflating balloon? If so you’re probably a “Sinker”. Sinkers are characterized by volume loss around key areas of the face which can cause a sunken hollowed out appearance. The temples, mid-face and the area below the cheekbones are the most common places where this volume loss occurs. The natural aging process causes us to lose about 10% of the fat in our face at the age of 35 years and an additional 5-10% every 5-10 years thereafter. By the age of 55 you may have lost 40% of the fat in your face, which once gave it a plump, full, youthful appear

NON SURGICAL NOSE RESHAPING WITH BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES

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7 AGE DEFYING NON-SURGICAL FACELIFT METHODS THAT TIGHTEN YOUR FACE

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7 AGE DEFYING NON-SURGICAL FACELIFT METHODS THAT TIGHTEN YOUR FACE Women are constantly reminded by the media and manipulative marketing campaigns to fear the inevitable: Aging. Everywhere we turn, there is promise in some new product, food, or activity for its anti-aging benefits . And who doesn’t want to look young? Young feels and looks healthy and happy, and the example that female celebrities set forth motivates us to take better care of our bodies as we age. Nowadays, it seems the 50s are the new 30s, especially with the long list of treatments out there to tighten, lift, and smooth the skin. 1. LED In this non-surgical facelift, an amber LED light-energy drenches the cells of all skin layers with specially modulated frequencies that stimulate rapid healing, reverse cell damage and dramatically accelerate the production of collagen. Though the mechanism of action is very subtle and occurs on the sub-cellular level, the results have been scientifically proven