Beauty

[Nadine]

I'm pretty sure that nothing can be done for marionette sagging except for fillers but still wanted to ask in case someone has found something that helps. I used Perricone for years hoping for improvement but none at all. I guess when claims are made for lifting and firming it's a lie.

[ALRATIBA]

I've used a Facial Flex for years ... works for me.  

BUT .... you have to use it regularly.  I can notice the difference if I skip a couple of days.

[SilleeMee]

Skin-tightening laser treatments done at a derm's office will do it depending on how much sagging you have.  Just call and make an appt for a consult. Around here a consult runs anywhere from $50 to $100. From there they can determine what kind of treatment is right for you. 

[sunsetbeach]

This is the only thing I am unhappy with about my face.  If i could find something for the corners of my mouth that didn't involve surgery I would be thrilled. 

[TerryNJ]

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@sunsetbeach wrote:

This is the only thing I am unhappy with about my face.  If i could find something for the corners of my mouth that didn't involve surgery I would be thrilled. 

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Me too and also a bit of a double chin.  Need to lose some weight.  There are exercises for double chin, but haven't tried them yet.  I wonder if any of the Nakery products work for the mouth to chin area.  Liz has too many face products, it confuses me. 

[LTT1]

@Nadine 

I am having good luck with Isomers skin care...specifically Matrixyl collagen peptides and the newest line "Perfecting Serum XL"

When I don't do my regimen, there is a noticable difference in that area.

Two other items msking a difference are Acetyl Hexapeptide and Sisley concealer which has within it a tightening agent.

[Fluke67]

I used to have a teeny tiny amount of Botox injected into my depressor muscles, made a huge difference. I’m haven’t done any injectables since covid, but that one was worth the price IMO. You need an experienced injector for this as too much can result in a joker-like smile.