Many people mistakenly believe that wrinkles are a clear sign of aging on a woman’s face. However, this statement is not entirely accurate.
Although wrinkles affect your appearance, they are not always the reason why your face looks older.
Today we will look at three “markers of fatigue” that visually give the face a tired and unkempt appearance. Below is an example that demonstrates how the face can look more rested and well-groomed.
Having studied this example, we can conclude that the face does not necessarily look younger; rather, it corresponds to its age, but looks more well-groomed.
The reason is the so-called “fatigue markers”, which can appear even at a young age – for some they appear as early as 25 years old, for others not even at 50. Much depends on lifestyle, nutrition, general health and genetic predisposition.
However, using fillers to solve this problem may not be effective. Although they can instantly improve your appearance, their effect is short-lived and problems with “markers” may worsen due to the overall heaviness of the face.
“Fatigue markers” occur for a variety of reasons, including migration of fatty deposits and swelling, which can only be worsened by the use of fillers.
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