Facial sagging habits
Check them in your daily life!
Regardless of age, there are times when you look in the mirror and feel that your facial line
is not the same as before.
A jawline that looks blurred or cheeks that seem to droop downward
may not be due to age alone.
In fact, everyday habits repeated without much thought can
affect facial elasticity and the maintenance of lifting.
Today, let’s take a look at the small daily habits related to
facial sagging and check what they are^^

- Resting your chin on your hand, a pressure that repeats without thinking
At your desk, when looking at your phone, when deep in thought...
The posture of resting your chin on your hand repeats more often than you might think.
However, this habit places force on only one side of the facial muscles,
and pressure can accumulate in a direction that pulls the skin and soft tissues downward.
In particular, it can cause reduced elasticity around the jawline or left-right asymmetry,
so it is important to consciously correct your posture.

- Phone posture,
It’s not just a “forward head posture” problem
A posture of looking at your smartphone for long periods with your head lowered
puts repeated strain not only on the muscles at the back of the neck, but also on the area under the chin and below the cheekbones.
As a result, the jawline may look blurred, the area may appear like a double chin,
or the cheeks may seem to sag downward.
When using your smartphone, try raising the screen to eye level
and adjusting the angle of your head!

- Sleeping posture, a habit that puts pressure on only one side
Sleeping only on your side, or sleeping with your head turned in a certain direction,
can also repeatedly press the skin and facial tissues in one direction and encourage sagging.
Over the long term, one side of the nasolabial fold may become deeper,
or asymmetry may appear, with one side of the jawline collapsing more than the other,
so proper posture is important.
Simply checking your pillow height and posture before bed
can also help with prevention.
Also, check whether lying on your side while looking at your smartphone
may be affecting your skin!

- Adequate water intake and sleep
A lack of moisture in the skin can be a factor that
makes the structures needed to maintain elasticity softer.
As your body becomes closer to a dehydrated state,
the skin’s density and volume can also decrease,
creating an environment where the face may look easier to sag and hollow out,
so please drink water little by little and often!
Taking in a large amount of water all at once can actually
be burdensome, so drink water regularly,
and it is also necessary to build the habit of caring for skin hydration^^

- Don’t put off sun protection
Ultraviolet rays do not simply cause skin tone or
pigmentation problems.
Because they are a major cause of collagen breakdown in the skin,
they are a factor that greatly affects the maintenance of elasticity.
Even if you stay indoors for a long time, ultraviolet rays that come in through windows still exist, so applying sunscreen
from the morning can also help maintain lifting. Once troublesome care
becomes a habit, it can become a natural routine and feel easier.

Managing facial sagging,
It can start with your habits
Before worrying about lifting devices or skin care,
a careful check of your daily habits alone can help slow sagging
and maintain facial lines.
Above all, efforts to reduce asymmetrical posture and repeated pressure,
and basic habits for hydration and sun protection
can be the foundation and an important first step!
Small changes can add up and change your face as well.
From today, why not check the habits in your daily life that get in the way of lifting,
one by one^^

Facial sagging habits, check them in daily life!
✓ Resting your chin on your hand
✓ Lowering your head while looking at your phone
✓ Sleeping only on your side
✓ Not drinking enough water
✓ Whether you apply sunscreen
Ogana Cell Dermatology Clinic Jamsil Branch is located inside the Medical Center on the 11th floor of Lotte World Tower.
Thank you,

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