Is Sunbathing to get tighter skin, a more chiselled appearance and removing buccal fat legit?

[Deleted member 15004]

So if sun exposure is supposed to burn collagen or whatever, is it possible that increased exposure will burn away the buccal fat?? We already know that lots of sunlight in extended periods makes you look older as you age and more wrinkly at not indicating that it possibly burns away your fat pads. Is that legit?

 

[jaw_is_law]

yes its called RTT Roids Tats Tan and it works but it will age you like a motherfucker

 

[Deprived]

I've said this before but the subcutaneous layer that gets thinner with weight loss looks different than the thinner skin you get with aging. I can tell when someone is an old fart even when they are overweight.

Anyways UV rays directly cause damage to elastin fibers which have no way of replenishing and are mostly made when you are a baby. Not a risk I'm willing to take tbh, but interesting theory

 

[Deprived]

yes its called RTT Roids Tats Tan and it works but it will age you like a motherfucker

Yeah it's totally not the roids that cause the lean appearance or anything

 

[Deleted member 15004]

yes its called RTT Roids Tats Tan and it works but it will age you like a motherfucker

I'm aware of RTT, but what does this have to do with tanning?? I'm talking about thing form the angle of fat loss and fat pad burning, from sun exposure. I spend a couple hours out in the hot sun and I get a red-orange-y glow on my skin, I suppose those are my undertones?

 

[Deleted member 15004]

I've said this before but the subcutaneous layer that gets thinner with weight loss looks different than the thinner skin you get with aging. I can tell when someone is an old fart even when they are overweight.

Yeah that's sorta the angle at which I'm approaching things, maybe you can use the UV rays to accelerate the burning of that skin/fat to get a more sharper feel on your skin, a more chiselled appearance, with your bones popping up more. It might be something that helps people with a lot of buccal fat improve their appearance.

elastin fibers which have no way of replenishing and are mostly made when you are a baby. Not a risk I'm willing to take tbh, but interesting theory

Yes, if you've already got a defined appearance, no point in losing all that collagen I suppose

 

[jaw_is_law]

I'm aware of RTT, but what does this have to do with tanning?? I'm talking about thing form the angle of fat loss and fat pad burning, from sun exposure. I spend a couple hours out in the hot sun and I get a red-orange-y glow on my skin, I suppose those are my undertones?

leanmax

its genetic bro

 

[jaw_is_law]

Yeah it's totally not the roids that cause the lean appearance or anything

diet

 

[Deleted member 15004]

leanmax

its genetic bro

This is completely irrelevant to the point of the thread

 

[jaw_is_law]

This is completely irrelevant to the point of the thread

leanmax bro

 

[jaw_is_law]

This is completely irrelevant to the point of the thread

you dont know what your talking about its genetics, tight or loose skin is genetics

 

[BugeyeBigNoseCurry]

So if sun exposure is supposed to burn collagen or whatever, is it possible that increased exposure will burn away the buccal fat?? We already know that lots of sunlight in extended periods makes you look older as you age and more wrinkly at not indicating that it possibly burns away your fat pads. Is that legit?

just get buccal fat removed by a surgeon

 

[Deleted member 15004]

just get buccal fat removed by a surgeon

expensive+this is free and you don't need to go under the knife

 

[Lawton88]

I've said this before but the subcutaneous layer that gets thinner with weight loss looks different than the thinner skin you get with aging. I can tell when someone is an old fart even when they are overweight.

Anyways UV rays directly cause damage to elastin fibers which have no way of replenishing and are mostly made when you are a baby. Not a risk I'm willing to take tbh, but interesting theory

I think dermarolling with lengths of 1.5 mm + will improve elastin some in addition to the collagen. It's not a miracle worker though.

 

[Deprived]

This is completely irrelevant to the point of the thread

Some people don't even read threads and it shows. Over for tiktok attention span cels

 

[CometDragon]

So if sun exposure is supposed to burn collagen or whatever, is it possible that increased exposure will burn away the buccal fat?? We already know that lots of sunlight in extended periods makes you look older as you age and more wrinkly at not indicating that it possibly burns away your fat pads. Is that legit?

Fat =/= Collagen

Two different things. Only way to get rid of buccal fat is weight loss or surgery/lipo sorry