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I already have the age-related changes! I had not realized how much volume you lose in your cheeks past 60, making your face look sunken in. I guess I can see why celebrities get all those fillers in their cheeks, though they look swollen and ridiculous, not younger.
I am not happy with my appearance much anyhow, and never really was. So I don't worry about aging. And I guess I shouldn't since I am in my 20s and still look 13, according to some.
If I have to say. I guess the saggy boobs. I currently have a 34D. So, they were never exactly perky + peppy, lol but I can only assume they won't get better with age. And thus will become even more annoying. But I am seriously considering a reduction in the future. So maybe that's avoidable. lol
Losing my hair (I'm female). I notice my hair thinning on top and my part line is wider than before. I was dealing ok with wrinkles and sagging skin, but this is too much.
Losing my hair (I'm female). I notice my hair thinning on top and my part line is wider than before. I was dealing ok with wrinkles and sagging skin, but this is too much.
I can relate. Veering into the 55 year mark and just last evening , a clump rolled off my head .. And I knew then.. My age and stress are two things that I cannot stop.
Now I understand why some guys do comb overs... It's truly unnerving to lose it so involuntarily.
Thin lips like a little bird and sallow, shriveled skin...
No, it hasn't happened yet, but I've noticed how many elderly folks get these.
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