So in this video, we're going to talk about the aging face, okay?

Is there any solution?

Can you actually slow down this process?

Unfortunately, it's inevitable, everyone is going to age, but if there's something we

can do to slow it down, that would be a very good thing.

Some people have accelerated aging, other people don't.

A lot has to do with your environment, which I'm going to touch on, as well as the strength

of your ability to recover and repair.

There are certain nutrients that are really necessary in the repair of your DNA, and that

relates to how fast you age.

So typically what happens as we age, we start getting these horizontal and vertical lines

or wrinkles on the forehead, between the eyes, you'll notice that the skin, especially

on top of the eyelids, starts becoming very, very thin, almost paper thin.

You can see it on the cheeks as well.

There's loss of collagen, there's loss of elasticity, the ligaments that support the skin

into the face are atrophying, they're shrinking.

The fat on the face starts to atrophy, and you start losing that, and it starts to sag

underneath the eyes right here.

You may also notice a dark circle underneath the eye as well, and the tissue on top of the

eye and the eyelid starts drooping.

You may also notice that the fat layer underneath the cheekbones becomes atrophy, and you start

sagging tissue, and so you lose your cheekbones.

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