So you're turning 50, we'll say, or you have a friend who's around that
age and they just don't look the same.
They look different and let's say they haven't had fillers or
anything to distort their face.
Nothing's been done.
Everything's natural, but they look different.
And the question I got is why, why do I look different in
the word, different results?
At 50 then at 30 and by different, what they meant was they just
didn't look like themselves.
They didn't look like, I remember how they looked it.
Wasn't just brown spots or loss of skin, glow or wrinkles.
They, but they looked different and it's very correct observation.
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So there's two main reasons why this might happen.
Number one, let's tackle the face and the fat pads back
pads are so important because.
Youthful that pads that look like this, you can see the yellow is the fat and
the fat is pretty confluent, as we say.
So there's a layer of deep and superficial fat in the face.
The deep fat really helps the muscles and lubricates them so
that we can express ourselves.
The superficial fat can make us look a little tired.
You can see demarcating lines between the fat pads.
It's not quite that simple, but you can think of it that way, where you
might see a fistula, a mailer pad, or the folds around the nose get deeper,
or you get a Jabil along the jawline.
Those are all in.
Due to fat pad changes.
And as we get older, if you look at the older fat here, you see that
there's a lot more space between the fat pads as I'm talking about.
And this space makes the face look irregular.
There's ligaments that hold these in place and they start
to we'll use the word sag again.
Uh, true physiologically what happens, but we can think of that way.
So when you have a loss of fat pads sagging down those ligaments that
held them up in place, start to relax.
People just don't look like themselves.
And the interesting thing apart Bart about this is that it's predictable.
We all somewhat aged the same, the differences we start off with different
shapes and bone structures sometimes.
Lend themselves to more aging or quote unquote, the aging look meaning a
round face is much harder to treat, uh, than say a square or heart shaped
face, which has narrower jawline to begin with, or someone with a stronger
jawline and strong bone structure.
It's easier to make them look like quote-unquote themselves.
So a lot goes into.
Bad pads are key.
And it's why I often recommend biostimulators like, Sculptra like
easy gel that blanket, the whole face to make the whole face look
younger rather than spot treating with fillers, because imagine treating
these fat pads with fillers, Botox does something totally different.
Cause you might ask that, but how could one treat all these fat pads with.
And make things conclude again, it's just not possible.
Number two is the bone.
And a lot of people don't think of the bone, but this is why face lips
alone just don't work for most people.
They need to add fat, add some contouring, add some filler, uh, and colleges similar.
After a facelift, because the facelift doesn't change the
contour of the underlying bone.
You need something to contour.
As an example, let's look at this bone, a younger bone, you
see a lot more calcium sturdy.
As you might know it, but let's look at an age bone here.
Look at the pure form aperture in the center of the face.
It's gotten larger.
That's the area around the nose.
If we look at the eye itself, the eye socket has gotten bigger and
in effect it's remodelling, but.
Rotating the bone rotating and remodeling in a downward drooping fashion.
A lot of times how we described it as the bone belts and it melts, and that's
not a great visual, but that's how it looks at the bone kind of sags or melts.
Look at the job.
If you don't believe anything else here, look at the gonial angle and the
jawline, how less bone, how much less bone there is along that jawline in
the older bone versus the younger bone.
And.
The sagging of those fat pads and those bony changes, people look,
and you can use the word word old because that's how people associate.
They look different.
They look old, it's the bone in the fat pads.
And that combination, um, is what is making people look different?
We'll say then they're normal.
Selves.
And what do we do for bone well, healthy lifestyle diet for certain, um,
vitamin K to watch my video on K2 and K2 D three a is a great combination.
MK seven would be the form of K2 that I liked the best, uh, and that has been
shown to help put the calcium in the bone and maintain bone, uh, and then
avoiding all the things that are going to kill your fat, the sun, uh, avoid.
Um, poor sleep, uh, avoiding poor diet, high sugars.
All those things are going to affect the bone, the skin, the
collagen, and the fat pads.
But those are two of the main reasons why people look different after the age of 50.
And the age of 50 is.
Because for females, they lose estrogen.
They have those hormonal changes.
And with that changes in bone estrogen has a great effect on bone.
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