SAGGING SKIN

Sagging skin is a problem that all of us will face as we get older. (Thank you gravity!) Take a look at how we can improve loose, lax skin on the face and body

As we age, a key factor in facial ageing is the progressive loss of subcutaneous fat volume. This isn't just a surface change; it removes the underlying support structure for the skin, much like a dress becoming too large on its owner.

When this support is gone, the once-taut skin begins to droop and sag under the constant force of gravity, leading to:

Facial drooping and heaviness along the jawline.
The formation of deeper wrinkles and folds.
Prominent bands (especially in the neck).

Surgical vs. Non-Surgical Solutions

In cases where the volume loss and skin laxity are advanced, and the underlying muscle structure needs significant repositioning, plastic surgery (such as a facelift, neck lift, or body lift) may be the most appropriate solution.

However, for those seeking significant improvement without the downtime of surgery, a number of non-invasive procedures are highly effective. Treatments like advanced laser therapy are designed to deliver targeted heat deep into the skin's supportive layers. This process stimulates the natural production of new collagen and elastin, resulting in a noticeable tightening effect on the skin and underlying fibrous bands.