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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Um, Mila Kunis looks great...

OP, I'm 30 and was never particularly vigilant about the sun and the pandemic/motherhood aged me a lot, but[b] I still get mistaken for college age regularly[/b]. A lot of it staying thin/fit and dressing in a way that isn't aging.

To answer your question: jowls, 100%. And thinning lips. And too much makeup.[/quote]

A guy I know who went to medical school was often confused as a college aged guy, even though he was 30.  For him he says it was because he was at the gym in the middle of the day and doing things that most adults who are 30 don’t do because of their jobs.  Also, because he was perpetually in school, he was dressing really “young” ( sweats, etc.) that were conducive to his lifestyle.

I suppose the same can apply to women.

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I don't dress super young or do non-adult-ish things but I do have roundish cheeks. Makes the face youthful. I hate them but buccal fat removal that everyone's doing lately is so aging.[/quote]

I would definitely recommend against doing this.  I'm the DCUM trans woman and I'll say this, all the trans women I know want more facial fat distribution, not less.  The hormones we take places fat in feminine places, one of which is the cheek area. Removal of the buccal fat deposit will almost certainly make you look more masculine, especially as you age.  The procedure is also apparently extremely painful because they can't numb that part of your body.

If anyone here is considering this, please watch this video.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcALGkAd1Zc[/youtube][/quote]

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