Everyone thinks ageing is about wrinkles, skin texture and fine lines.
But the real reason we age starts much deeper in our bones.
In this episode of Yap & Jab, we break down bone resorption, the gradual loss of bone density and facial structure that begins as early as your late 20s.
As facial bones slowly remodel over time, the skin and fat sitting on top lose support leading to hollow under-eyes, flatter cheeks, deeper smile lines and a softer jawline.
We cover:
What bone resorption is and why it happens
The facial areas most affected by bone loss
Why ageing is structural before it’s superficial
The role of hormones, nutrition and lifestyle
How to slow bone density decline naturally
Treatments like dermal filler and Sculptra that support facial structure
Signs your face may already be experiencing bone resorption
Ageing isn’t just about wrinkles.
It’s about architecture.
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