Facial aging

The image shows a woman's face. One half of her face is older, with wrinkles and age spots. The other half of her face is younger, with smooth skin and no wrinkles. The image is a comparison of the two halves of her face, showing the effects of aging.

This stepwise analysis illustrates target areas and adverse event zones to achieve midfacial support, contour, and profile in the repose position and simultaneous molding of a natural shape during animation. Background: The study was conducted to construct an anatomically inspired midfacial analysis facilitating safe, accurate, and dynamic nonsurgical rejuvenation. Emphasis is placed on determining injection target areas and adverse event zones. Methods: Twelve hemifacial fresh cadavers were…

Women over 60 who want to age with vitality should know that there are things we can do to have and maintain healthy, radiant skin.

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