Is your head, face ‘bigger’ now that you are old!

Anonymous
I just looked at a bunch of photos lately. I’m 63, fit, haven’t shrunken yet but I swear my head looks bigger, wider, high forehead. I always thought that happened to men.

I don’t know what to do to make my face smaller- time to play with contour I guess. Losing weight not going to shrink my face, my cheek bones are fine.

Do you find this happened to you? Big head?
Anonymous
Yes
Anonymous
Haha, yes. My face seems to be expanding as well. It's the jowels. Makes your face look round in pictures vs. sleek and sculpted.
Anonymous
Haven’t noticed that but lots of steroid use can cause a moon face.
Anonymous
My take is we all morph into the third sex if we live too long. If you look at really old people you can't even tell who is male or female except by the hair and clothing. If you swapped clothes they could be either.
Anonymous
No. But you might have Paget's disease.
Anonymous
My head has grown. Barely fits hats. Woman.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My take is we all morph into the third sex if we live too long. If you look at really old people you can't even tell who is male or female except by the hair and clothing. If you swapped clothes they could be either.


This is great, thanks for the laugh. I needed it today. I’m just imagining a movement to call everyone 85+ they/them. They can even have their own flag!
Anonymous
My nose is at 57
Anonymous
Oh god something new for me to worry about!!!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My take is we all morph into the third sex if we live too long. If you look at really old people you can't even tell who is male or female except by the hair and clothing. If you swapped clothes they could be either.


Ha ha!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Haha, yes. My face seems to be expanding as well. It's the jowels. Makes your face look round in pictures vs. sleek and sculpted.


Oh lord its jowels lady.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My head has grown. Barely fits hats. Woman.


That sounds like Paget's disease
Anonymous
Gravity on the face is brutal. It’s one of the reasons Hollywood actors get talked into fillers and surgery as they age.
Anonymous
My forehead is definitely wider/taller. I actually like it. I'd put it down to a receding hairline except (a) I'm a woman, and (b) everywhere else on my head, my hair is actually thicker, not thinner or balding, which I suppose I can thank to hair becoming rougher after menopause.
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