How Weight loss affects face

How Weight loss affects face

When we lose weight or gain weight the end result is that our face changes. Our bodies change shape, and that change will impact how we look and how people perceive us. Our face will change in size, shape, and expression, just to name a few. Our face will take on the look of someone who has either lost or gained weight.

the face is not only important for the way that others see you but that you also see yourself, the face is a mirror to the body. With that in mind, when you look in the mirror, you see how the face reflects what is going on in your life, that is, the face is a mirror in which you can reflect back on yourself and in which you can see how you are doing. The face is a mirror that has the ability to make you look good, or make you look bad. The eyes are very important to this because they allow you to see your reflection and allow you to see your self-image.

Though the effects of weight loss on the face can vary, I will discuss the immediate and long-term effects of weight loss on facial appearance and how these effects can be addressed. Immediately, the reduction in fat causes the forehead to be lifted and the cheekbones to become more prominent. Other facial features such as the nasolabial folds (the lines between the nose and the mouth), the submandibular fat (the fat under the jaw), and the jowls are all reduced. As time goes on, the cheek and jawline begin to recede, and the submental fat is reduced.

For many of us, getting to and maintaining our ideal weight is a constant struggle. Between the time we wake up in the morning and when bedtime rolls around, we have the urge to gorge on whatever food is at hand. There are foods that we can’t resist, and sometimes that urge can feel like a natural human instinct. While the urge to eat is a natural physiological response, it’s not really a healthy one, and the way we eat can have an impact on the way our faces appear.

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