Weight loss and smile lines

[5foot6RiceCel]

Is it possible that in some instances weight loss could lead to the loss of facial fats which causes smile lines to be more prominent?

 

[flatcheck213]

weight loss could lead to the loss of facial fats

what?

 

[RetaRetaReta]

yes it's common not just smile lines either

 

[5foot6RiceCel]

yes it's common not just smile lines either

Then how da hell they look good after leanmaxxxing?

 

[iwillascend2025]

no they can get reduced even if you mean nasolabial folds

 

[iwillascend2025]

but I think other signs of aging can get more prominent

 

[5foot6RiceCel]

but I think other signs of aging can get more prominent

I noticed faint nasolabial folds appearing that are only visible under direct light after losing weight. Could be aging since i am already 27 or because my skull structure just sucks

 

[RetaRetaReta]

I noticed faint nasolabial folds appearing that are only visible under direct light after losing weight. Could be aging since i am already 27 or because my skull structure just sucks

High bodyfat is good at hiding signs of aging. But the second you drop that weight, is when you will see signs of aging. Especially at 27 when you haven't been taking care of yourself.

You need cosmetic procedures to take care of it

 

[ratememamxxer]

Is it possible that in some instances weight loss could lead to the loss of facial fats which causes smile lines to be more prominent?

You could inject aqualyx into your nasolabial folds and combine it with pdo threads for possible fix but it depends on ur sitation id need a pic. ( mark me solution its the check mark on the right. )

improvements from pcl threads/fat dissolver in the nasolabial area subcutaneously.

As you all know there's many theories pertaining the nasolabial fold, most of which revolve around bone recession, mainly the nasal aperture widening with age and the canine fossa becoming deeper, there's also some about volume loss, after carefully contemplating all of these while working on a...

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