Everyone is doing fillers and Botox

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Anonymous wrote:I’m fat so I don’t need fillers or Botox.

haha same

Me too. Curious though, when we lose weight will all the wrinkles come at once? How does that work? Are we still wrinkled under the fat?

I get the two long lines in my cheeks when I dip below 160. I also have a surgical scar on my abdomen that is flat and barely noticeable but starts to pucker at 175. By 160, it’s a mess.

Yes. I went from an unwrinkled BMI 24 to a BMI 20 and needed filler in my laugh lines. And yes, it happens quickly, basically as soon as you lose the weight.

I'm tempted to not type this because DCUM is mean, and this comment could be interpreted as mean, and I do not mean it meanly. (Honestly!) A lot of the reason that faces sag when people lose weight is because their skin grew when they were larger and the weightloss simply deflates the excess skin. I experienced this myself. I had a 70 lb weight gain during my pregnancy and, when I finished and lost the weight, I had visible nasolabial folds. I did not have them before.

People who have always held steady at a BMI of 20 are not going to routinely have visible nasolabial folds at a young age.

Jennifer Aniston

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m fat so I don’t need fillers or Botox.

haha same

Me too. Curious though, when we lose weight will all the wrinkles come at once? How does that work? Are we still wrinkled under the fat?

I get the two long lines in my cheeks when I dip below 160. I also have a surgical scar on my abdomen that is flat and barely noticeable but starts to pucker at 175. By 160, it’s a mess.

Yes. I went from an unwrinkled BMI 24 to a BMI 20 and needed filler in my laugh lines. And yes, it happens quickly, basically as soon as you lose the weight.

I'm tempted to not type this because DCUM is mean, and this comment could be interpreted as mean, and I do not mean it meanly. (Honestly!) A lot of the reason that faces sag when people lose weight is because their skin grew when they were larger and the weightloss simply deflates the excess skin. I experienced this myself. I had a 70 lb weight gain during my pregnancy and, when I finished and lost the weight, I had visible nasolabial folds. I did not have them before.

People who have always held steady at a BMI of 20 are not going to routinely have visible nasolabial folds at a young age.

Jennifer Aniston

Lol. She’s 50.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m fat so I don’t need fillers or Botox.

haha same

Me too. Curious though, when we lose weight will all the wrinkles come at once? How does that work? Are we still wrinkled under the fat?

I get the two long lines in my cheeks when I dip below 160. I also have a surgical scar on my abdomen that is flat and barely noticeable but starts to pucker at 175. By 160, it’s a mess.

Yes. I went from an unwrinkled BMI 24 to a BMI 20 and needed filler in my laugh lines. And yes, it happens quickly, basically as soon as you lose the weight.

I'm tempted to not type this because DCUM is mean, and this comment could be interpreted as mean, and I do not mean it meanly. (Honestly!) A lot of the reason that faces sag when people lose weight is because their skin grew when they were larger and the weightloss simply deflates the excess skin. I experienced this myself. I had a 70 lb weight gain during my pregnancy and, when I finished and lost the weight, I had visible nasolabial folds. I did not have them before.

People who have always held steady at a BMI of 20 are not going to routinely have visible nasolabial folds at a young age.

Jennifer Aniston

Lol. She’s 50.

She had them since she was 20. That's why I always found her ugly. The lines were prominent even on Friends.