The popularization of facial harmonization procedures has caused facial appearance care to multiply across different age groups. A common question in clinics is whether older people can make changes to their face, what is allowed, and what changes with age.
The needs of a face at 20 years old are different from those at 40 or 50 years old. Factors such as genetics, sun exposure, lifestyle habits, weight changes, skin quality, and anatomical characteristics also influence the aging process and, consequently, the choice of procedures and methods.
Experts explain that chronological age should not be used in isolation to determine which procedures will be performed. The planning must consider the transformations that occur in different layers of the face.
