Wrinkles are common signs of aging, influenced by stress, smoking, genetics, and lifestyle.
Other facial changes may also be noticed. Individual assessment helps identify appropriate care.
1. Spots and texture changes
Unprotected sun exposure may contribute to spots. Over time, skin texture, brightness, and vitality may also change.
2. Facial volume loss
Aging may change facial fat layers and volume distribution, contributing to an older appearance.

3. Loss of facial contour
Changes in collagen, elastin, tissues, and bone structure may make laxity more evident and alter facial contour.
4. A drooping nasal tip
In some people, the nasal tip may lose support over time. Anatomy and facial changes are considered in assessment.
5. Individual assessment
Every face and skin type has different needs. A consultation helps discuss appropriate care and procedures.
Conclusion
Prevention, healthy habits, and professional assessment are important allies in caring for the face over time.
Dra. Juliana Altavilla


