When thinking about facial aging, wrinkles, spots, and sagging are usually the first changes remembered. However, the lip area also transforms over time — and not just through volume loss. Changes in the skin, muscles, and structures that support the face can modify the mouth contour, lip projection, and even the appearance of the surrounding area.
Alinne Moraes' recent appearance caught attention on social media and brought the topic back into conversation. The question raised was: does the mouth also age? The answer is yes, and understanding this process involves looking not just at the lips, but at the entire area around them.
According to specialists consulted by the publication, when thinking about lip aging, it is necessary to look at everything around it. There is a loss of collagen and elasticity, as well as changes in the support of facial tissues that directly affect the mouth area.
