If there is a chance to go back in time, except for nothing, you are still as young as you were at the beginning, would you like to? If you had the chance to become young, except for the impatience and ignorance, you would still be as beautiful as you were then, would you like it? Facial rejuvenation has been attracting countless people who are hastily moving forward while aging is approaching silently. So, what does aging look like? What does it look like before it starts to age? We should not wait until our faces are covered with furrows and wrinkles before we suddenly realize that we are aging, that’s fine, but what does aging look like when it first starts? Each person’s story and experience is different, and the signs of aging can be very different. In short, facial aging is characterized by thinning skin, wrinkles, reduced elasticity, subcutaneous fat atrophy, and deep soft tissue sagging and atrophy. When it comes to facial rejuvenation, perhaps we can think of the “Forever Little Dragon Girl” Pan Ziying or the “Ageless Goddess” Liu Xiaoqing. Regardless of the way, they have shown us the charm of facial rejuvenation. When it comes to facial rejuvenation methods, most people may think of “facelift”! Indeed, the term “facelift” has become more popular than even wrinkle removal itself. It seems that all the problems of aging can be solved by “facelift”. In fact, facial rejuvenation does not only refer to traditional wrinkle removal, but also includes minimally invasive techniques such as facelift and soft tissue filler, botulinum toxin injection, radiofrequency skin tightening, chemical peeling, and physical grinding. For the different levels of aging of the upper, middle and lower face, various aesthetic plastic surgery techniques have been derived for lifting, repositioning, filling and reducing different areas. Imagine that our face is aging little by little, piece by piece, patch by patch, what should we do? Forehead. Aging of the forehead is characterized by deepening of forehead lines, hair loss, and temporal sunkenness. Although the appearance of forehead lines and deepening more manifest thoughts, but more female beauty seekers prefer to do sensual umpteen girls, that can be improved by means of Botox injection. If a few forehead lines are particularly pronounced, hyaluronic acid or fat fillers can also receive good results. When we are young we are prone to impulsive and angry hair, gradually we are not so impulsive anymore, and perhaps we are getting old and losing our hair. Hair transplantation, perhaps, becomes a good choice. Temporal sunkenness is not only a sign of aging, but also not a good face in the “bad” face reading. The temporal area is the location of the temples, which is known as the “couple’s palace”. The temple is full, the couple is harmonious, the children and grandchildren prosperous. The temples are sunken, the cheekbones appear high, “high cheekbones, kill the husband without a knife”. If you happen to see these and depressed, it is better to do a temporal fat or hyaluronic acid filler, three birds with one stone. Eyebrows. The main manifestations of aging eyebrows are sagging and thinning. I think Guan Gong must not be still sleepy eyebrows when he is old. When the temporal skin is sagging and drooping, the frontal muscle can’t lift the eyebrows any more. The sagging eyebrows can be improved by eyebrow cutting, temporal wrinkle removal, and lifting. If you have sparse eyebrows, you can improve them by embroidery, eyebrow writing, and eyebrow implants. Eyelids. Eyelids are mainly characterized by sagging upper lid skin, bags, tear troughs and crow’s feet. When the upper eyelid skin is lax, the eyes droop at the end, resulting in a “triangle eye”, which corresponds to a “phoenix eye” and can seriously affect vision, as several of my patients have come in for surgery because it affects their ability to see. This usually requires upper lid skin laxity correction to remove the excess skin, and the eyelids will appear or become better looking. Eye bags are related to sagging of the orbital septum, bulging of the orbital fat, and laxity of the skin, and require septal reinforcement, fat removal or resetting, and excess skin removal. Tear troughs are caused by atrophy and sagging of the soft tissue at the lower edge of the orbital septum and can be improved by lower lid septum resetting, fat filling, and hyaluronic acid filling. Correction of crow’s feet often requires the use of Botox injections, but skin laxity surgery on the upper and lower lids can also be complementary. Cheeks. Aging of the cheeks includes loss of the “apple muscle”, sunken cheeks, and sagging skin. The apple muscle is not a muscle, but mainly a fatty tissue in front of the cheekbone, located two centimeters below the eyes in the shape of an inverted triangle, and looks like a round, shiny apple when it is squeezed by the facial muscles when smiling or making expressions. It looks like a round and shiny apple, but it will shrink with age and look old. By restoring fullness to the apple muscle through fat filler, it can make people look younger. It is believed that “apple muscle filler” will always be popular in the present and future. Fat injections are the best choice for sunken cheeks, which give the impression of emaciation, old age, and malnutrition. An important manifestation of sagging skin is the appearance of nasolabial folds and “lines”. It can be improved by soft tissue lifting, wrinkle removal, fat hyaluronic acid injections in the nasolabial folds, radiofrequency skin tightening, etc. The method varies from person to person. Lips. The aging of the lips is manifested by the appearance of perioral lines and thinning of the red lips. The appearance of perioral lines can be improved by Botox injections, but are limited to minor. There are relatively few options for surgical wrinkle removal. Fat or hyaluronic acid injections in small amounts are a good option and can be performed along with lip augmentation treatments. Sexy lips tend to be young and often not philtral. Fat and hyaluronic acid injections and dermal fascial tissue fillers can all create a youthful, sexy lip shape. Chin. May be slightly droopy. Although the chin is located at the bottom of the face, it is the least likely to droop, perhaps because the soft tissues are firmly attached, or perhaps because it is located at the bottom of the face. A slight droop, on the other hand, is a personal touch of modesty. Severe sagging or improper fillers turn the chin into a witch’s chin and require the removal of excess soft tissue or fillers. Overall. Overall, the texture, tone and elasticity of facial skin will age with age. Laser skin rejuvenation, radiofrequency skin tightening, chemical peels, fruit acid peels, microdermabrasion, hyaluronic acid dermal injections, and other methods are not completely resistant to ageing, but they are not a bad way to try to retain it.