Thin, shallow lines appearing around eyes, mouth, and forehead. Often first sign of aging caused by repeated facial expressions and gradual collagen loss.

• Facial muscle contractions
• Collagen breakdown
• UV damage
• Natural aging process

Pronounced lines and folds that remain visible even when face is relaxed. Result from significant collagen and elastin loss with advanced photoaging.

• Severe collagen loss
• Chronic sun exposure
• Smoking effects
• Gravity and time

Hollowing of cheeks, temples, and under-eye areas creating sunken appearance. Results from fat pad migration and bone resorption over time.

• Fat pad displacement
• Bone structure changes
• Collagen depletion
• Hormonal changes

Loss of skin firmness and elasticity leading to sagging appearance. Particularly noticeable in jowls, neck, and jawline areas affecting facial contours.

• Elastin fiber breakdown
• Gravitational effects
• Hormonal decline
• Photoaging damage

Rough, uneven skin texture with enlarged pores and dullness. Result from decreased cell turnover and accumulated environmental damage over years.

• Reduced cell renewal
• Environmental damage
• Dehydration effects
• Sebaceous gland changes

Uneven skin tone with dark spots, age spots, and overall dullness. Caused by cumulative sun damage and disrupted melanin production patterns.

• UV radiation damage
• Melanin irregularities
• Hormonal influences
• Inflammation history