As we get older, the appearance of the face and neck are the areas where we typically see the first signs of ageing. The face may appear flabby or drooping due to thinning skin and loss of muscle tone. Your skin dries out, and the fat layer beneath it shrinks, causing your face to lose its smooth, plump shape.
The protein called collagen is responsible for keeping our skin firm and youthful-looking. As we age, our collagen levels decline, leaving our skin vulnerable to drooping and wrinkles. Some lifestyle choices can also result in premature ageing. These include smoking, excessive drinking, eating poorly, spending too much time in the sun, getting too little sleep, and overexposure to air pollution.