"Sagging cheeks" vs. jawline: How to get rid of them

Aging means natural wisdom, but also sagging tissue. With increasing age, the skin loses elasticity, the connective tissue slackens, and fat deposits sink downwards. Facelift can help correct these changes. Learn how a facelift can restore balance to your facial contours.

In the face, the sagging subcutaneous tissue sags downward under the force of gravity. The volume of the face decreases, especially in the cheeks, and the skin loses its elasticity. The most obvious signs, however, are sagging cheeks. The sagging tissue sags downward and is held in place in front of the chin by ligaments anchored between the lower jawbone and the skin. Without these ligaments, the sagging cheeks would slide forward toward the chin.

Permanently eliminating sagging cheeks and making the jawline clearly visible again is an essential aspect of a facelift. Fillers, thread lifts, and BotoxA good facelift makes the jawline visible again and gives a fresh look.

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