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Why Your Face Sags with Age | Dr. Sabyasachi Basu

In this educational video, Dr. Sabyasachi Basu, Consultant Facial Plastic Surgeon, breaks down the science behind facial aging and explains why your face begins to sag with age. He also shares expert insights into available surgical and non-surgical facelift options. As people age, a common concern is the loss of facial volume and the appearance of sagging skin. Dr. Basu outlines how youthful faces typically have a heart-shaped structure, but over time, they become rounder or hollow due to: Fat loss in the face Downward migration of facial fat pads These changes lead to the development of nasolabial folds, marionette lines, sagging cheeks, and jawline blurring. This video covers two primary treatment options for facial sagging: Surgical Facelift Involves small, hidden incisions behind the hairline Lifts and repositions tissue for a long-lasting youthful look Requires downtime and recovery Non-Surgical Facelift Performed using fillers or threads Quick recovery, minimal downtime Ideal for patients not ready for surgery How to Choose the Right Option Threads are best for patients with fuller faces who need lifting Fillers are more suitable for volume-deficient faces to restore lost fullness Benefits of Fillers Lift the mid-face Soften nasolabial folds and marionette lines Improve jawline definition Restore youthful volume and structure Safety and Results Both facelift surgery and non-invasive facial treatments are safe, commonly performed procedures today with high success rates when done by trained professionals. This video is helpful for those exploring anti-aging treatments, addressing facial sagging, or comparing fillers and threads for facial rejuvenation. #whyfacesagswithage #facialaging #facelift #fillersvsthreads #saggingskintreatment #nonsurgicalfacelift #facialfatloss #youthfulfaceshape #marionettelines #nasolabialfolds #drsabyasachibasu #antiagingface #facialrejuvenation #jawlinedefinition