One of the biggest issues for most people is that plastic surgery and cosmetic surgery are usually hard to differentiate. Cosmetic surgery is considered part of plastic surgery.
Finding the best concealer for your skin is challenging. Whether you need it to hide your dark, under-eye depressions and circles, make your skin tone more perfect, brighten your skin or cover imperfections such as acne scars and breakouts, it is not easy to choose. Unlike under-eye creams, concealers do not treat under-eye circles.
Face moisturizers are essential in all skincare routines. Our skin requires hydration as do our bodies. In the short term, keeping your skin moisturized makes it healthier, plumper, and smoother.
Glabellar Rhytids, also known as frown lines, the 11s, worry lines, or forehead furrows, are mainly caused by aging. As we age, our faces start losing their structure and elasticity. Our skin starts sagging, stretching, and thinning. Due to the loss of elasticity and repeated movement of the facial muscles, glabellar rhytids start to form.
Crow’s feet wrinkles refer to the lines coming out from the corners of the eyes. The eye area is more delicate than the rest of the face and more susceptible to the appearance of the ageing signs. Crow’s feet wrinkles develop due to the muscle contractions we make all the time during facial expressions such as laughing, smiling, and squinting.
Excessive scleral show, also known as the scleral show, is an anatomical condition that can be hard to treat. The condition is characterized by a visibly exaggerated scleral area. The condition should be differentiated from ectropion, which is the outward turn of the eyelid.
Under-eye contour depression, also known as sunken eyes, is one of the most common aging signs along with dehydration and lack of sleep. The condition can affect younger people too.
