Why You NEED to KNOW Your Facial Aging Type- Watch This Before Getting Injections!
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- Why you need to know your facial aging type. Watch this before getting Injections.
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Look at how beautifully we women are categorized. Into saggers and sinkers. Truly, wonderful stuff, having a comment section full of 20 something yr olds who are already planning what will be done when it starts to sink'n'sag, and as soon as possible
Actually most of my audience according to my UA-cam stats only 7.9% of my audience is within the early 20’s. Please enlighten me to what harm there is in knowledge?
I find that very hard to believe. Most 20+ year old are not seeking this type of information unless they come across it haphazardly, because there's typically no reason to be concerned at that age. I'm in my late 40s and was not seeking this info but merely looking at skin care videos, which somehow led me here. However, I'm very glad to have found out about these treatments so I watch and learn.
@@e.b.4379 Thank you for your comment! Glad you found the video helpful ☺️
I find this so helpful in understanding how we age and you just explain what is best if the person wants to restore. I think its great , we all age and its good information should someone be wanting something but not understanding what altered in the first place x
I agree, the term sinkers and saggers is horrible. By the way, I don't know if the presenter got her lips done...but they look very unnatural. Also, I don't appreciate her tone in responding to a critical comment. Won't be coming back here!
I am 56 years old and am told I look 36 years old. I do get Botox, but diet is key!! No sugar, no processed food, drink lots of water ( I use an electrolytes with B vitamins in my water) I take vitamin K and fish oil supplements, eat a diet rich in vitamin K2, take collagen supplements in my coffee, drink apple cider vinegar, and use rice water on my face. I have also been using pumpkin seed oil on my face and argineline serum three nights a week.... I do eat a high protein diet rich in anti-oxidants and eat only whole foods..... I practice intermittent fasting every day which releases human growth hormone..... One thing not mentioned is bone loss.... Working out with progressively heavier weights will encourage healthy bone growth and release human growth hormone. Bone loss in the face will cause sagging as the skin sinks in. Sleep is so critical also, 7-8 hours every night and a nap also..... And avoid all sun exposure, I have lived in the Smoky Mountains for the last 30 years ( we never see the sun!!) and I NEVER go to the beach.....Go hiking instead of the beach, you will breathe in healthy bacteria and spores for your gut health ( forest bathing).......... One more thing, take a prebiotic/probiotic for gut health.
Thanks for your informed advice. Getting there.
Amazing....❤
i can and i do most of this...aside from completely avoiding the sun...lol....it's so good for my mental health. I enjoy working in my yard but I always wear high SPF though and ensure my face, neck and chest are covered!
Also, a lot of skin/injectors aren't for cardio but....i'm not fully giving up my cardio (running)..lol. I did marathons and a few triathlons in my 20's and 30's, but i don't run or swim half the mileage i used to. I simply don't have the time anymore nor desire for super mileage, just shorter distances for me now that i'm in my 40's.
Also, i need waaaaay more than 7-8 hours of sleep...unfortunately i'm one of those very sleepy folks who needs a good 9-10 hours to feel my best.
Thank you for this!
Intermittent fasting has changed my life. As far as diet, I stick to moderation. I do not deny any craving, even if it is just a bite or two. I stay away from foods, people, and situations that make me feel bad physically and emotionally. I workout every other day. Being from the southwest, I love the sun and swimming, so powerful daily sunscreen is a must, as I can’t imagine staying away from the sun. I’ve gotten minimal Botox since my mid-30’s. Healthy skin, hair, nails, and well cared for teeth are so important. I swear by Armra colostrum. I am 42 now and look and feel better than I did in my thirties.
It’s hard to believe that is Bridget Fonda, it’s crazy what excessive weight gain can do, that looks like a completely different person!
My jaw dropped when Vinny told me to look her up and I did.
Still gorgeous and possibly her only chance at living anonymously must be so tough to be living under that pressure
@The Items Family still gorgeous? I'm done here.... just no... she looks horrific compared to before weight gain....
@@theitemsfamily1253 Yea by her response she doesn’t seem like she misses Hollywood at all!
It's interesting because she aged just like non celebrity people when leaving Hollywood. We all have to realize celebrities for the most part keep their figure because image is part of their job. They have the resources and time to stay in shape. We have to make time and choose to do it when we get older. I'm an advocate for working out the very least to keep your mobility in your later years.
Hollower here. I am 54. Been doing botox since 35 and minir filler only where I need it. You can overdo it and I am learming less is more. I also use retina A and retinols, vitamin C, and Sun screen under my foundation. Ive worn sunscreen every day since I was 24. Rain or shine I wear it because UV radiation is always there. Did have one blepheroplasty for under eyes and a lateral brow lift at 40. Still have good results. I dont go in the sun. I feel like I'm bearing seared alive when I do. People are always shocked I'm in my 50s. I dont know if that is a compliment, since I see many beautful people in their 50s, 60s, and 70s. Hell I think that Jane Fonda mskes 80 look amazing. Just do what you can to take care of your skin. You can always drink plenty of water, use sunscreen, avoid heavy sun or tanning, avoid smoking or vaping, snd keep alcohol to a minimum. Those alone make a big difference. Ladies and gents it is about as much prevention than trying to correct later. We are all going to age if we live long enough. But genetics isn't only variable. Love and hugs.
Thank you for sharing your story and your advice Ann Marie! People really underestimate sun exposure and how it can really age someone, especially if they are a light skin complexion. I see a lot of that in LA and Florida. I also use retinols.
yes! i swear by no sodas or alcohol... i am often told my skin looks 25 (i'm almost 42)! My only issue is i am low body weight/a fast metabolism/very fit/active and starting to experience volume loss. I'm consulting about sculptra next month!
I’m a sinker, gonna be 36 this year and I still get carded all the time. No Botox or fillers. I just wear sunscreen, hats & sunglasses since I was a teenager. Don’t do very much other then workout a lot with heavy weights only and have been a vegetarian since I was a teen.
That’s great thanks for sharing your story!
I'm 57 do some dysport in my huge forehead. I don't tell my age but I was with my sister the other day and my friend thought she was my mom. (I'm older) I eat meat i hike i had had a lot of sun in Hawaii where I grew up bit always used sunscreen.
I did inherit my moms amazing skin but I know genetics is the reason at my age I still get carded too lol.
At 36 I looked like a teen. I'd love to go back to those years enjoy them. I started w dysport at 55 no fillers or anything else.
@@MeekRocks That’s awesome and thanks for sharing your story! What facial aging type would you say you fall into?
@@NaturalInjector I'm a combo I believe
a sinker here! I do realize the weight gain after having two kids have contributed to me looking older and the jowls is definitely my problem area! I recently gotten fillers and botox to balance the face but I think I do need to lose some weight to see the results I want to see. loved this video!
Thank you for sharing your story Angela! So glad you found the video helpful and I wish you a successful weight loss journey 🤗
Can not wait to work with you! You do beautiful work… a true artist.
@@NoelleAndrews-nz5zr Thank you Noelle! Glad you enjoyed the videos
Definitely a sinker here. I'm in my late fifties and tried filler but didn't like it on me. I've been getting sculptra now for approximately 3 years and love the natural look of it. It has definitely firmed my skin and produced thicker collagen. Just wish there was something that could firm me more around the mouth and under the chin where my skin is loose.
Thanks for sharing Jane. I love Sculptra too! There is still always a place for filler though to the oral commissures, to chin area that loses volume and the lips. I actually treated that area under the chin with Sculptra along with my neck a few weeks ago. Waiting on results.
We’re did u go? Please give info is hard to Sind good places
@@ev7874 I went to a doctor here in Los Angeles but he only does clinical trials for aesthetic companies now, he doesn’t see patients.
@@NaturalInjector thank u for responding☺️
@@ev7874 😊
the older women look great, so strong and charismatic. There are so many kinds of beauty. Unfortunately the only approved kind of beauty for women seems to be: the 20 y.o, that many men want for sexual reasons only. Kind of boring...
I heard it’s not like this in Europe. Curious where you live?
Change it
I am a “sinker” and I feel like it happened fast! I am 56, lean and athletic, and have always had difficulty keeping weight on. This is now showing in my face a lot in the last year or so. You could probably drink tea out of my temples all of a sudden! Wth?! I am religious with sunscreen, retin-a, and other actives and have recently discussed Sculptra with my dermatologist. She suggests Sculptra with the addition of very conservative filler near the mid face. Very expensive but I hope to start this within the next year. It’s nice to hear others positive results with Sculptra, so thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks for sharing Caroline. I understand how you feel with the temples. Mine got really hollow and accentuated my cheek bones. Sculptra has been so helpful. The temples are such an important area to address, they’re the fountain of youth and re-volumizing the temples can really soften and beautify around the eyes. Please keep us posted on your results
I am 50 and my skin is fairly thick and full so I guess I am a "sagger" (don't like the term but ok). I can see my face didn't lose any fullness but it kind of descended downwards a bit and the lower jawline is not exactly defined as before. I am waiting for Sculptra to come to my country which we still don't have. I tried fillers and while I think they look great in areas you pointed, dr also injected some in my jawline which was awful and made my jaw square. Luckily, it dissolved in time but still not completely. I think there is one more thing that affects aging, and that is face shape. Especially chin. People with pointy large chin age better, especially reverse triangle shaped faces, I think because it holds the face structure much better than round shape, for example.
You go girl you break down the categories of aging better than anybody in any video I’ve seen on here underrated channel
Thank you Sara! Hope you subbed 🤗
You're videos are excellent and so inclusive of so many factors. This is your calling. 😊
🙏thank you!
@@NaturalInjectorI have a question regarding Botox, I have read that Botox may cause wasting or hollow areas to worsen (I’ve read stories about hollowing in temples looking worse after Botox in crows) and I’m worried that if I get Botox again it’ll make temples worse 😢 I want my jelly roll done, but I have hollow under eyes so I really don’t want it worsened or any skin thinning or fat loss from Botox that ppl say has happened. What are your thoughts? ❤
@@1989Channy Ive never heard of wasting or hollowing from Botox. Most people don’t do Botox to their temples also. I think the jelly roll is completely natural and normal anatomy on some ppl, especially in young people. I don’t advise to treat it. Tear troughs are another story though. I do think you can lessen under eye darkness and brighten the under eyes with tear trough filler, but only if you are a good candidate!
My mum and many of my family members look the same as they did 15 years ago lol depsite no surgery or injectables and actually a pretty labour intensive lifestyle (my mothers a chef). She has thicker skin I think. I think genetics plays a huge role
Edit: none of them smoke or drink. I've heard free radicals can contribute to the break down of collagen which leads to the loss of elasticity. So perhaps it might also be lifestyle related
Shout out to this amazing beautiful lady for the best advice on UA-cam xx great video thank you Emily for being so generous with your knowledge xx
Thank you so much for your lovely comment! So glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏🙏🙏
I hate aging 😭
I lost a lot of facial volume very rapidly without any weight loss. Because of that volume loss my (very thin) skin started to sag so I guess I'm a combination? I initially thought that would apply to all of us, but I see women much older than I am that also have hollowing but very firm skin still. It's very disconcerting when your skin feels so loose you can just move it around like a blanket. My body is freaking me out these days.
I'm mostly a hollower too and I see on my dad's side their skin folds and moves like a blanket as you say lol. Definitely not digging that prospect. My mum's side are mixed, she looked quite great by her late fourties, more hollowed but still decent roundness and little sagging. Hoping I'll get more of my mum's side but not sure 😅 I'm a bit scared of injectables as I've heard gravity affects them and they eventually push skin down... I don't knot to what extent it's true. But I'm 33 and starting to see changes and bracing myself, considering the options available for the nearish future
Thank you for making people more self aware of aging and how important it is to take care of your skin so you won’t age. Very good example to young and older women! 😒
Men on average have thicker skin then women and have less facial fat, they sag less then women despite having thicker skin. Can you explain this?
I'm the best of both worlds, I have both sagging and sinking lol. Jessica Alba no longer has the baby cheeks she once had, but she still looks beautiful and youthful. She was blessed with great genes.
Thank for sharing. I think Jessica still has her youthful baby cheeks. She’s definitely still beautiful and youthful looking. Thanks for your comment
Excellent video! I've never seen a video this good! Thank you so much for breaking it down. My face is identical to Elisha Cuthbert (after). I lost A LOT of facial fat and my jawline is paying for it.
So glad you found the video helpful!
i'm a combo like her also! almost 42, low body weight/active/fit.. consulting about sculptra next month!
jessica alba does look good.. didn't know she was 42 already. can you tell if it's sculptra/injections or a really good face lift?
@9:32 the lighting difference is the biggest reasons for the lines you see then dont see. 1st photo is done on purpose in the most unflattering light from one side which accentuates the grooves in the skin and creates shadows. Please do exact lighting photos, immediately before procedure and after. With lighting like in the 2nd photo! Otherwise it seems very dishonest.
This scares me actually. I am 30 this year, I already feel old. I was always poor and I guess in my 40's or 50's I wouldn't afford any plastic surgery or anything to look younger. I hate my current looks and my age even now. My face lost charm, stopped being sweet and round. Lotsa people could guess my actual age. Guess it would be worse from now on. Makes me feel depressed.
nah. just wear sunscreen on all days. the ordinary have good retinol serums. snail mucin helps too.
Invest in a dr. Pen and tca peels. With plenty research you can do both on your own for way cheaper than any kind of filler or Botox. Honestly works wonders on any fine lines to medium wrinkles.
First, I just want to say a huge thank you, Emily, for the time you take to share your vast knowledge with us. I am on the east coast and, unfortunately, don't have access to your practice but I trust your knowledge and it helps me know what questions to ask and to make informed decisions. I'm a sinker but do have some sagging. I was 'blessed' with high cheekbones and now, in my 50's, my face looks almost gaunt. Severe hollowness below my cheekbones and at temples. I'm looking forward to watching your Sculptra videos. (and your kitty in the window is so cute!!)
I’m definitely a sinker and at almost 42 I’m getting really tempted to get facial fillers for the first time to freshen up my face and look a bit more like the younger me I miss seeing in the mirror.
Thanks for sharing Caroline. Have you researched Sculptra?
You won’t regret getting some injectable’s.
I second biostimulaters like sculptra. Fillers can migrate and last a very long time like a decade. If you go that route please don’t do near the eyes! They can migrate behind your eyes and cause blindness! You would do great getting a few rounds of sculptra.
My mom describes my aging process as "being packed with a vacuum machine ready to keep you in the freezer"😂. Female 50 yo cauca ex ballet dancer, suuuuper low fat %, naturally chiselled skull, naturally long face and tiny jaw🐭 and a platysma harder than my calves. About my 40’ s, the lipodystrophy party started!🎉. Same happens in my body. I' m a goth so, needless to say, I adore looking like the daughter of Maleficent and Willem Dafoe😜. Funnily enough, since buccal fat removal became a thing, my face has gone from Eeew! (she must be an addict😒) to Wooow! Drop me the contact of the surgeon, your hollows are wild😍! Isn' t it ironic?...
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Thank you for sharing your story. Yea that’s so interesting about the buccal fat removal and how it went viral, I think that was around a year ago or so. Platysma harder than your calves 😆. I would look into Sculptra if you want to soften up the hollows. Seems like you could be a great candidate for it.
@@NaturalInjector Ah! Thanks for answering and for your kind advice☺️! Ngl, I' m conscious that they add me years from an objective perspective but I adooooore the hollows on me😍, they are my cuppa, 100% my concept of subjective beauty 🕳️🕳️💀🧛🏻♀️. Anyways, thanks again for being so kind. I' ll keep Sculptra in mind, you never know when personal taste can change😉.
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@@sebumpostmortem I totally understand and I have actually informed ppl that I am noticing hollows to their lower cheeks and that maybe they should think about Sculptra and some have expressed that they really like the “chic heroine look.”
LOVE your channel, so informative. Can you please go over noses? Nasal botox and non-surgical rhinoplasty? Thanks!
Glad you love the channel! I will think about the non-surgical rhinoplasty’s as I don’t perform a lot
This explains why Rihanna looks aged to me even tho people say she looks younger than ever! Yes her skin is wrinkle free and plump, but she definitly has some sagging going on in her lower face! At first I thought it was just weight gain that turned her from the innocent ingenue look to the hot auntie look, but Rihanna was plump during We Found Love and she still looked like a baby so it’s definitely the fact that shes a sagger.
Interesting. Perhaps she gained weight from the pregnancy? Weight definitely plays a factor
As a sagger in early 30's with a more recessed chin to begin with..... what role do you believe a chin implant might help? Would it over time add more bulk to the lower face, or provide support? Thank you!
Elisha Cuthbert ages exactly like my mom- which makes me suspect i will go in that direction, however, I've noticed over time I'm getting more hollow and therefore sculpted, especially if i stay relatively but consistently lean .
I'm curious to see how it goes but young enough that i can definitely wait 😂
So informative, thank you. I am a combo. I’m assuming bone structure plays a part too. My jaw is dainty. When I weighed between 110-125 my skin held up fine. Now being 140 I have jowls and mid face hollowing.
Glad you found it informative! Thanks for sharing your story.
Same! I gained weight because I was working out and trying to bulk. 🤦🏻♀️ I don’t like my legs skinny and my face gained and seemed to go to my jowls which I had none before! I’m 47. Now I’ll just try to lose it and maintain my muscle.
Same😊. I’m losing the weight. I kind of like the body just not the heaviness to my face.
A sinker. My face is square with high cheek bones. When I gained weight I developed jowls. They are gone now. Sometimes having a sinker's face can look very sexy. I won't do any fillers, but at some point will do a facelift...except the skin is in a perfect condition now.
could you show before and afters of patients over 50, would be great:)
I actually have before and afters of patients over 50. Have you checked out my latest video? Thank you for your comment
Or just eat healthily , use sunscreen and a good moisturizer and then enjoy life. Who cares if you age? I don't want to look like a generic alien. I can spot botox and fillers no matter how subtle.
It's awful n it's soo hard to just ignore it it's everywhere on social media wen ur out n about u don't go around looking at everyone judging there skin we need our health we need our family's this is just shallow n I feel like I'm looking for faults x
Great video! I’ll be 59 in December, I used to get a lot of fillers before but last year I began to do sculptra and I love just so much natural. I do get Botox but only 2 times a year and seems to be working ❤
Thank you for sharing your story Melissa! The same with me I used to correct a lot of volume loss with fillers but now I use Sculptra which I love. I still use fillers but sparingly. I also get Botox or Dysport.
@@NaturalInjector do you do sculptra yearly? What do recommend for neck are for lines and a little firming?
@@MyMaria1224 Yep, I try and get my Sculptra done every 6-9 months because of the cardio I feel my face loses volume easily. There’s something about running I feel it creates even more volume loss but I love running because of the adrenaline rush. I actually got my neck recently treated with Sculptra so I’ll keep everyone posted!
@@MyMaria1224 If it’s just neck lines you are concerned with you can do filler
@@NaturalInjector really?Please let us know definitely dk it!!
Enjoy watching it. Very informational. The SATC at the beginning: hilarious.
I appreciate you stating facts without judgment.
Amazing vid! I’m TOTALLY MIXED! As a (once) round faced/ low BMI girl, now an oval-round-heart woman 🥳, low BMI. It looks kinda good! Especially when it started in my late 30’s, & I still have high cheekbones so I loved it! 😂 But age always creeps up!
Still saving for sculptra! ❤
(Now u can only REALLY see natural cheek contours, etc. with Gua Sha & face yoga…. I gotta get started again! But most people, especially women , choose makeup 😂 I’ve always been… different 😉)
Glad you enjoyed the video Trina! Yea a lot rely on makeup but I don’t like to wear makeup on my skin (unless I’m filming) because I like to see the contour irregularities so that I can make a plan of where to treat next with Sculptra.
Hi Trina Could you tell me which face yoga (site/instructor) do you follow And have you seen results when you did it And any tip on which gua sha massage Thanks !
@@SK-gl9gq youtube.com/@faceyogamethod
Love your videos as you cover these topics better than any other I’ve seen. I Just completed 2 sculptra treatments over the last few months and I am definitely noticing that I look more fresh faced. Not sure if I’m just a sagger or combo bc I have a heart shaped face with no wrinkles on my forehead and few around the eyes. My main issue seems to be a loss of collagen to the mid face and increased smile lines. I’m 45 and look forward to treating my skin to any treatments that make sense ( by sense I mean -don’t make me look crazy overfilled or fake) and that I can afford. Please keep up the great content! Thank you ❤
This makes so much sense. I have gained and lost a lot of weight specifically in my face, especially during and after pregnancy. I was wondering why I’ve experienced so much volume loss in the low face and now I know it’s because the skin got thinner after the weight loss. The other signs of aging don’t bother me nearly as much (I’m 32) but I have so much extra skin on the jawline area. I’m considering sculptra.
I am lean but I have very thick skin and big cheeks, so I will probably be a sagger. I'm 40 but so far, so good, my skin is in pretty good shape but I would like to start some preventative measures (besides skincare) - what would you recommend? Sculptra?
And regarding the threads, from what I understood they also help build collagen over time, and I've seen some people that were very happy with their results (however I would definitely not want to feel them in my skin :)).
It’s hard to recommend if I cannot see your face (I do offer virtual consults). . I do love Sculptra and I think that eventually most ppl will become a good candidate for it, along with fillers. They say threads help build collagen but it’s hard to assess if it’s immediately giving correction, unless you wait for the affects of the threads to wear off and compare photos to see if you notice any collagen stimulation.
Great video Emily! You definitely know your stuff!
Thank you Naomi! 🙏
I‘ve never heard of this theory before but this makes so much sense. Thank you! I‘m only 23 but I can tell I‘m definitely a sagger since I‘ve always had chubby cheeks despite being rather thin. My midface is already pretty weak to begin with (plus a very hollow undereye area) so this makes me really worried for the future. Around what age would you recommend starting with filler/sculptra treatments to help prevent this? Do you recommend taking collagen supplements? I don’t want this to happen to me but being a student my ressources are unfortunately pretty limited for the moment :(
Glad you found the video helpful! I am never able to tell anyone when to start injectables like filler or Sculptra because everyone ages differently. There is not set standard age. I don’t believe in collagen supplements at this time. I do offer virtual consults, that way I will be able to see you.
You are literally 23 years old and they managed to scare you into planning and thinking about anti-aging procedures and already determined how you will age. I am the same age, and this is honestly terrifying stuff. I can't tell you what to do, I can just say that life isn't worth thinking and stressing and spending money on an industry like this one
@@MELLMAO This anti-aging industry is a billion dollar industry so it’s not just her that’s concerned with how they may age. What people choose to be concerned with and how they spend their money is subjective. There is nothing wrong with being pro-active and knowing what facial aging type you are. I’m sure with time she will come into more resources as I know I didn’t have much resources at that age, but nevertheless it does not mean that this information is not valuable. This video was not meant to scare anyone, it’s more about educating because knowledge is power and some ppl want to get ahead of the facial aging process.
@@MELLMAOthose who consider anti-aging interventions look younger than those who embark on it later down the road. Her concerns should not be your concerns. Learn to keep doing you and don’t put your nose into other people’s business. 😢
I'm the same age as you, and the best advice I can give is to implement retinoids (like retinol or tetinoin) in your skincare routine. Retinoids stimulates the collagen production inside the skin and prevents aging, improving wrinkles and skin texture. You can search videos on youtube of people that used it for years and their skin look amazing!
Bravo Emily ! you have done it again; Every video you have done displays complete professionalism and so Articulate too!!
Thank you sir Wilmoth. Hope to see you soon
I’m a combination, sinker in my temples and the sides of my face (especially when I’m slimmer), but my cheeks have always been full regardless of weight or age, and they started looking even fuller with age and not as high (though not exactly droopy or saggy yet). I didn’t gain weight and am at a healthy BMI, but I think it’s because the fat tissues have descended, making them look heavier.
@@fatiq8297 Thank you for sharing. Maybe you are a combination then. Fat pads can descend and the buccal fat pad in particular on some people, are not as responsive to weight loss.
Thank you for such great content - I’d love to come to you for treatment, but I live in the U.K. ! Xxx
Glad you enjoy the content! Hello UK audience 🤗
Good explanations
Thanks
I think I might be a combination of both. But not sure. Maybe I'm just not seeing it yet. I used to have a very full face that appeared super round and chubby (never been overweight, always been on the normal to slim side). At the very end of my twenties, my entire body started to lose the "baby fat" and I feel like my true features started to show. My face is way more defined, you can see muscles in the face when I talk or eat or laugh, same happened with my body. I didn't work out or lose weight for that, it just happened. And I like it. I don't see sagging though. Just positive effects so far (I'm turning 36 in a few months). I even feel like in some sort of way I look younger than before because the chubby face aged me. Looking at family members also doesn't help too much coz they are all at least slightly overweight. I also don't know if I wanna actively avoid visible signs of aging or just go with it. I don't fear aging tbh. I am always curious what possibilities there are, but not really willing to let someone else change something about my face. I know there are absolute gems in that industry, but where I live, I trust no one... besides that I find it interesting how the face changes with age. Aging imho isn't a bad thing it just changes us.
Thanks for your comment. Curious where you live?
Im 36. People ask me if Im in highschool or university to this day. My face has always been chubby but it's slimmer than in my 20s which is a plus to my overall face beauty. No dramatic body weight fluctuations.
@@anka6356 that’s great
Thank you, learned a few things here..
So glad! Feel free to share this video with friends 🤗
I’m both! Got my first dose of sculptra few days ago, hopefully there’s an improvement
Thanks for sharing Rachel. Feel free to keep us posted with your results from Sculptra.
@@NaturalInjector shall do
@@rachelteeuws1241 🤗
Om glad you told them to watch their weight. Some people needs too lose before they get work done!!
Lory Hill, love her, but god, she definitely needs to see this video. I’m alwayssssss saying “but what about the aging?!?”. I’m expecting that and now my chick browns are crazy because. No fillers, no surgery…
This was super informative and helpful! Thank you
Sagger here at 34. After several weight gain and lose cycles, found the early signs of sagging. I find it more difficult to tackle tbh
Sagger, unfortunately, would rather be a sinker! Why? Jowls ugh.
Same. I hate my full cheeks and I already have jowls at 36 😭😭
I’m only 30 and my face is already completely devastating. I have PTSD level stress and reactions upon seeing my face every single day. My under eyes are completely hollowed, while my upper eyelids are sagging down upon my eyes, one more than the other. There is absolutely no volume or fat to my cheeks anymore, so they fall flat and also look sunken. My jawline is already sagging. The very bottom of my face looks very heavy and pulled down. So I’m completely hollowed out in the middle of my face and then I have jowls at the bottom. The only place on my face that looks like it has any fat is drooping pads on either sides of my chin. It looks so absurd and off putting. I truly don’t want to be alive because of it. I don’t count on making it alive to my 40s.
:( this comment made me sad... have you looked into thread lifting for the jawline, fillers or sculptra for the cheek area and for under the eyes PCL threads or collagen stimulators? Try to love who you are, any perceived flaws are always fixable. Don't be sad. ❤❤❤
Hi Melissa thanks for sharing your story. You comment is saddening and I’m so sorry you are feeling the way you do. Just know there are things you can do to help but the first and most important thing is to make sure your mental health is ok. Are you ok? Have you thought of harming yourself?
AMAZING video Emily, so informative, one of your best! Cant wait to get treated by you!
Interested in a natural alternative that costs nothing? & keeps skin firm/lifted? Start facial massage! using Gua Sha, or your hands, when done consistently , it works !!
Fillers over time can age you, that's why celebrities often look older/strange, due to excessive fillers/procedures. Be kind to yourself people, avoid being excessively critical, it's not healthy 💛
How is a gua sha and facial massage going to prevent loss of volume to deep structures of the face, like bone and fat pads. Don’t you think if it worked everyone would be doing it and they would never look their age. Why would ppl be flocking to get injectables and facelifts if we could all just never age because facial massage worked.
@@NaturalInjectorI do have one, sincere question. Would facial exercises would at least help the cheek muscles stay a little fuller? I do have a more firm jawline, also. But, that's about it. It helps, but like you say, it definitely can't do it all. I'm a sinker with thin skin that's lost a lot of volume due to weight loss and aging. Going the sculptra route. Can I also get additional fillers on cheekbones with the sculptra? I used to have much fuller cheekbones, but due to malnutrition for many years ( medical condition) lost a lot of bone/ volume. Can I do a combination of both? ( My face can take it without looking strange, as I (used) to have great bone structure. (I modeled a bit when younger,,LoL)
I think I'm a sagger, but I don't have a round face it's more oval! Maybe I'm a combination of the two! Very good advice and information!! 🥰💗😇
Thanks for sharing! Maybe you’re a combo. Glad you enjoyed the video! 🥰
Im glade you told the viewers too watch their weight. I watch Overweight patients get treatments. Why don't they try too lose weight first, than get the procedure.
not to say they can’t get treatments but it may help to lose some weight. But if they’re aging they still may need some injectables but yea weight is a very important aspect
damn, this is even more motivation for weight loss
Good vid. I do think that eventually some people might benefit from a deep plane facelift where all ur tissue is repositioned, injectibles can def help maintain results. Combo of both
I think i am sagger. I am 53 always fit, i dont think my skin is too thick . I always had round face, and now its becoming little squarish😂 like you said i think i lost fat in mid face, even my cheekbones are still high, but yep, putting a plan and ready to take action, like this year🙏 Thank you and have a blessed day🙏❤️
Thank you for sharing your story and glad the video was helpful.
Btw, love these videos. Thank you
Thats counterintuitive to add more filler to already sagging heavy tissues.
I mentioned that weight plays a big part but it all depends on if the person lost volume to their mid face. Even if you have heavy sagging tissue you can still lose volume to the mid face, which is why the skin ends up sagging for some ppl
I’m 39 and still get carded.. the other day the employee at the counter asked for ID (who was probably about my age) and rejected me because she thought my ID was fake.. felt awkward and to be honest it was embarrassing.. that being said I think what contributed to looking younger was that I only wore makeup on special occasions i avoid caffeine (I never liked coffee) I rarely use soap on my face I try to eat clean especially try to avoid sugar i keep my skin routine minimal and use natural products I never use harsh products like retinol (thins and dries out your skin overtime) never had fillers or surgery I haven’t even been to a spa.. my friends who were obsessed with skincare look way older now, I think the reason is using too much products or harsh chemicals kills the good bacteria on your skin. Now they are trying fillers Botox lasers etc in my opinion that only looks good temporary and it’ll age you much faster you’ll look weird and you’ll have to keep up with spending more money. Also I think mature women look super sexy, they have something that young women can’t compete with and I hope more woman can embrace the aging process. When you’re 90 years old you’ll look back at your 50 year old self and realize how youthful and beautiful you were. Just saying..
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@NaturalInjector I didn't know what was Valium until i looked it up. Just wanted others to know
Excellent video! I'm 51 years old but my skin and face are fantastic! I'm not getting old,I drink a lot of water,I don't smoke
and eat healthy for the most part.Protective factor 50,face cleansing but never with soap,serum with retinol and peptides,vit.C, collagen as supplement and massage with gua sha stone are mandatory!I have never had a single cosmetic treatment in my life! Maybe all this contributed to it, maybe geens too..but I think that feeling like I'm 25 is the most important factor for youthfulness!Look at me in the picture.People don't believe how old I am. The message to everyone:YOU CAN LOOK BEAUTIFUL FOREVER AND AGE SLOWLY!Think positively,live healthy in harmony with nature,take care of your face on time.. greetings to you MY DEAR and to all!💋🫶🍀
I have sagging and hollowing and I'm only 25, just turned 25. I can't look in the mirror with out crying and it's ruining my life i can't leave the house or stop thinking about how terrible i look and i cant afford filler and botox. I'm 5'1 and 75lbs so I'm not sure if thats why my face looks so bad but everyone tells me I'm not underweight or not too skinny and I don't need to gain weight
So sorry to hear that, at only 25 years old. Sometimes we have bad periods in our life where we feel that things are worse than it seems maybe you’re going thru a tough time right now.
Maybe body dysmorphia.
At 75lbs, you are probably underweight. I'd go see a doctor if you haven't already for your physical and mental health. Sounds like you need some help. Take care.
Awww the kitty in the window ❤
Love this! Emily could you go overboard with sculptra? Or does your body know how much collagen it needs to produce as you get it?
Right?
Glad you found the video helpful! Great question. I personally have never seen anyone who looks unnatural from Sculptra because it stimulates your own collagen but I met a trainer for the company of Sculptra who said she saw a patient who had too many treatments too close together and apparently he looked puffy and unnatural, so I guess its possible.
@@NaturalInjector wow okay very insightful. I’m assuming that person may not have massaged enough or added too much to that area for sure. I remember one of your videos mentioning 1 vial per 10 years
@@fitmissdarsh7725 yep 👍
No part of the face ages like the perioral area, chin and jaw and yet nobody talks about it. The problem is not the lips or teeth, it s the bone structure underneath. Those micro changes should be first mapped maybe with a CT scan and with the aid of a computer detect all the pixel changes. The eye alone cannot see it, but those micro changes make a smile sort of a grimace and that alone makes a woman much older than eye ageing, neck.. the lower part of the face, not the skin but the bony part makes a woman look masculine and very much unattractive and I don t see maxillofacial surgeons wanting to do something about it. They are too busy fixing bone deformities but aging bone IS ALSO a deformity.
I compare it to MTF procedures. The lower part of the face, bony part, not soft tissue, becomes masculinised over time, and no facelift will help if first that bone is not feminised, they must feminise first the bone, then pull whatever sagging skin and I don't see maxillofacial surgeons working hand in hand with plastic surgeons. Maybe surgeons who feminise transgender men would do a good job feminising aging female faces. I think over 70-80-90 years a female face should be dealt with as if it was a man wanting to look like a woman, it s not anymore about wrinkles or dark spots, real aging means the female face has masculinised.
Thanks for your well detailed comment. I don’t think we know how to stop bone loss. I think it’s important to consider HRT thought, for women who are perimenopausal or menopausal. In one video I stoke about loss of the jawbone and mentioned how mandibular bone loss contributes to an aged lower face and jowls. Resistance training is also very important.
Sagger for sure. I read something interesting recently, that even the habit of staring down at smartphones is changing how we age due to gravity pulling our skin more when we change the angle that our heads are positioned for far too long.
Very interesting channel! Damn, Bridget Fonda...holy shit
Glad you think so. Hope you subbed. I know it’s kinda jaw dropping with Bridget Fonda.
Dont forget to do your research....
Research is very important
Love this!! What lipstick are you wearing please???
I did fillers 4 years ago and is the boggest mistake I've ever done! They changed my smile, they migrated and is still in my face aster so many years. I had some of it disolved and it caused sagging, muscle athrophy, crepey skin all over my body, joint pain and more. These injections distroyed my life!
I discovered I am a sinker. Which I kinda prefer. Sculptra it is!
Thanks for sharing!
You're genius girl ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!! Pls share this channel with a friend you feel could benefit . 🤗
I think I'm both but I'm only 27 so it's hard to tell. I thought everyone uses a bit of volume around their mid or late twenties. The thing is though, I've kind of always had jowls. I think I see them more now, they got worse I suppose, but like there is some tendon exactly there or something.
Thank you for sharing your story. There are a number of different factors that play into forming jowls and you may be happy to hear that my next video is on jowls so hope you subbed and turned on notifications!
You didn’t clarify what to do for a sinker face?
@@dachater1 sorry if that was not clarified in the video. Sculptra is one of my favorite things for sinkers. Take a look at this playlist you can learn more about it 👉 ua-cam.com/play/PLumz2Iw58ThRQqwHxijBrZWpPb6EzB8rT.html&si=jKNnUc-SkNPr-_Br
Anyone British here? Didn’t think I’d have to make that choice 😂
I think I am mainly a sinker, it seems like being a sinker is better even if you will look older you will look better but just that you look your age. Whilst someone who gets sagging just cant look that good if everything is sagging (unless they do something about it of course). Never thought that having thinner skin would be a plus haha but now I am actually quite happy that I do..
this is rude and disheartening to saggers.
@simonefox6650 I'm sorry I didn't mean it in a rude way. I meant it more in like a scientific observation almost. I think it's intresting. I've found that beauty and anti aging and its science is never kind it's just very harsh truths but I find they can be helpful. But my comment might not be true some people might disagree with me completely but I didn't mean it in a rude way
@@isobel5175 That's not an objective truth tho, that's just your tastes
I am also a " sinker", with very thin skin. The. (huge) disadvantage to this, that is not being addressed: the neck. My face is doing fine, with no work or fillers. Have always done the work for preventative. It's my neck that is awful. I have the banding/cords that give away my true age. ( No one can believe I'm 64 y/o) what can be done for the neck, besides surgery? I don't think there is anything. I'm going soon for a consult. It's time. I don't really mind getting old. But the neck looks bad, LoL. I think is older ladies are privileged to be here. My husband still finds me attractive, my kids and grandkids love me to pieces, I have just as much fun as always, and laugh Even more these days. As long as I have my health, my pets, my family,, I'm happy. We all have to grow old. Let's be at peace with it. And get work done, if we can afford it. LoL. God bless us all.
Emily I know you are a big proponent of Sculptra, have you used Renuva and how do you feel they compare? Thank you
Ppl keep asking me about Renuva but I have not tried it. The only thing I don’t like about it is it’s not autologous.
I’m 56 and a sinker. I recently gained weight and developed jowls. I’m losing weight and seeing them improve. Do you have any advice on how to minimize loose skin when losing fat in the cheeks! I’m 5’5 started at 160 and am on my way to 135. I’m at 148 now and haven’t noticed any loose skin. I lost the 12 pounds over six weeks.
@@lw0987 I think it’s a good idea to lose weight gradually. The face is a little less susceptible to loose skin compared to the body. These 2 videos may be of help 👉 ua-cam.com/video/axyqX_gF_E4/v-deo.htmlsi=ekTS4duORh905s6M and 👉 ua-cam.com/video/SEKIIGH1y7Y/v-deo.htmlsi=4OYPKoBbGjvomDaA
@@NaturalInjector Thank you!!
Is sculptra good for the long run since its our own collagen? Meaning if we use it throughout the years does ir help keep the skin high
Ive been using Sculptra for over 10 years. Not sure what you mean by keep the skin high?
Awesome video, I appreciate you so much. Any thoughts on liquid PCL?
Thank you Ava! Glad you enjoyed the video! Not sure what liquid PCL is?
@@NaturalInjector it is liquid polycaprolactone. In Europe I believe it's Ellanse, a collagen stimulator similar to Sculptra. There are many Korean liquid PCL products that are available as well but they are for the dermis. Just wondering if you had any opinion on them. Thanks! 😊
@@avam8354 Ahh. I don’t know much about this product but I have definitely had ppl asking in the comment section of videos I’ve done on Sculptra if I thought Ellanse is the same as Sculptra. While doing research for my next video on Sculptra, I discovered there are a few products that originate from some form of lactic acid, like poly lactic acid that have been researched and have shown to increase collagen. Just can’t speak on Ellanse as we don’t have it in the US. Sounds like it’s similar though 🤷♀️
I'm use Nuface now it does lift the face.
I saw results after 3 days.
I was literally going to ask you if you could make this exact video, and here it is!! Yay!! Unfortunately, I am a sagger considering my features are quite similar to Miss. Gigi Hadid. I was wondering if it's at all possible that lifestyle factors could contribute to the aging category you fall under, or is it all genetics? For example, if I who is destined genetically to be a sagger commit to an active/healthy lifestyle (clean diet and exercise) could I possible alter my aging results by becoming more of a sinker? Or is this not possible. Thanks a lot for this awesome video :)
Glad you found the video helpful! The 1st question to ask yourself is: What BMI are you? As explained in the video weight definitely plays a role. In that sense lifestyle factor’s definitely come into play but more form a weight perspective. Are you slim like Gigi and Miranda Kerr but with thick dense skin? Not sure if you watched my video on Facial Fat but it will explain more! 👉 ua-cam.com/video/SEKIIGH1y7Y/v-deo.html
Also what are your parents aging types? Genetics definitely plays a role. Gigi takes after her father Mohamed Hadid, as he has very thick skin density.
@@NaturalInjector Thank you!! My BMI is quite slim around 18-19%. My parents used an egg donor who is a sagger, but my dad is a sinker so it's sort of hard to know if I will sink like my dad or sag like my egg donor. That said, my face is MUCH slimmer than it was when I was in my early 20s (And I religiously get masseter botox) so maybe I'll luck out and be a sinker. Time will tell, but once again thanks so much for another great video!
@@simonefox6650 Wow thanks you for sharing your story! That’s so interesting so you know what the egg donor, your biological mother looks like and you think she’s a sagger? Not sure how old you are now but when I was in my early 30’s I noticed my face got a lot slimmer than when I was in my early 20’s.
I have huge cheeks. Thou very cute when u smile they can cause deep lines when u age. I'm 40 and I have cheek lines when I'm serious, I smile and it takes literally ten years off my face.
Thanks for sharing!
I'm neither a sagger or sunker but skin prevention is the key and I heard botox is a good preventative option. However, I don’t have any lines only a mild crow's feet due to skin dryness. What would you advise? What if I don't like the Sculptra result? How long will it last? Please respond to all three questions. 🐭
Thanks for sharing your story. I really cannot advise without seeing your face. I offer virtual consults if that helps. With Sculptra, most of us can eventually benefit from it so not sure if you’re there yet but it’s your own collagen so I’ve not had someone say they don’t like their results. You can always start out conservatively. For the answer to the Sculptra questions please watch these 2 videos. 👉 ua-cam.com/video/fcbybJ4ymQM/v-deo.html 👉 ua-cam.com/video/6xYvtG75OmM/v-deo.html.
@@NaturalInjector What is the consult fee?
Question: I’m combination, at a healthy weight, and I’m only 27. But I have very loose skin naturally, and I’m already developing jowls and have little volume at my temples. If I started injectables now, would that prevent worse aging over time, or can I just wait until I’m 40 to start and the result will look the same as if I’d been doing injectables for 10 years?
GET FAT=LOOK YOUNGER 😮
As a general statement fat does fill out the face which can camouflage facial aging as mentioned in this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/SEKIIGH1y7Y/v-deo.html
What other ways can we determine if we have thin or thick skin? Is it true that oily skin/large pores = thick skin?
Great question. In general people who have large pores do generally have thick skin. But I have come across people who thought they had large pores and they did not.
Very clearly a sinker. I know your recommendation for this type is Sculptra. Just wanted to ask what your take is as far as fat grafting to the face goes for sinkers? As I feel I might need more than what Sculptra could accomplish 😜 Would the fat even survive in a slim muscular person or would it disappear just like the natural fat did?
Interesting video!
Thanks Kevin!
@@NaturalInjector Have a super Saturday!
@@kevinhanley6462 You too Kevin!
Hollower
Got used to it. Couldn't care less, now
Thanks for sharing. If it ever bothers you, you can check out my Sculptra playlist
Thanks! You described my face!
So glad. Are you a sinker or sagger?
@@NaturalInjector Sagger.
@@grazsts3005 👍 thanks for sharing
I dont know if itd just me but its better to be a sinker since the definition is considered beautiful but of course too much sink is not good, but id rather be a sinker than a sagger.
Thanks for your input. I do think it’s easier to treat sinkers with injectables because with filler you are adding volume and with Sculptra your skin tissue is thickening, and sinkers lack volume. I think the most difficult to treat are saggers who are overweight or saggers who have very thick skin (you don’t necessarily have to be overweight to have very thick skin).
Sinker on top and sagger on lower half