Younger Body, Older Face

Would you rather save your butt or your face? After all, when you embarked on a life-changing journey using Ozempic, Wegovy, or Mounjaro to consistently drop many pounds, did you consider how rapid weight loss would affect more than just the size of your hips?

Were the GLP-1 patients who want to lose 30 pounds or more asked that question?

Most every user of these preparations have had successful weight loss that borders on remarkable. 

After years and years of dieting, meetings, weigh ins, injections, menu planning, and more, these “required steps” to weight loss have been tossed out the window.

What’s also remarkable is that celebs are some of the best advertisers of this made for type 2 diabetic patients. Some users can go overboard with weight loss and can begin to look anorexic and unwell, but others have created a new slimmer look for themselves. 

Unfortunately, rapid weight loss results in a saggy face. From the hairline to your clavicle when you remove or deplete the underlying facial network of muscles marbled with fat, your face is going to look older, tired, and in need of an intervention because the youthful balance of your face has been disturbed…altered, as in you look in the mirror and are upset at your reflection.

If you are comfortable with the idea of correcting this look of old with surgery, it’s more than just lying on a gurney, having a quick, nip tuck here and there…waking up looking like your former self, 30 pounds lighter. 

This scenario seems barbaric when facial exercise, a natural exercise program that quickly begins to plump up muscles without injections and will stimulate the production of collagen from Day One. Upper eyes, forehead, cheeks, lower mouth, jawline and your neck will realize targeted lifting of sagging facial muscles and skin.

Youthful balance