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Thinning face

Grnhouse
Grnhouse Posts: 254 Member
edited December 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
Ive lost weight and it is causing m to have a thinning face. Any suggestions on what to do? I. Sick of people asking me if I m sick or is something wrong?

Replies

  • anemoneprose
    anemoneprose Posts: 1,805 Member
    Some of it might adapt with time. You could try injectable fillers if there's no change after a couple of years.
  • nene01pop
    nene01pop Posts: 80 Member
    Not sure how much youve lost nor how much you weigh... but might try to change up makeup if you wear any... I had to. not that I look sick, but because the old look wasn't getting it for me.
  • Me too, but I love it! They're also saying my neck/chest area is thinner....
  • themommie
    themommie Posts: 5,033 Member
    I have lost 105 lb , and I am having the same problems. Not sure what to do about it. I was thinking of going in and having a consultation with one of those skin clinics.
  • Grnhouse
    Grnhouse Posts: 254 Member
    Ive lost close to 10 lbs as of today. I have a small frame already. I wear mak up occasionally as I prefer th natural look. My neck and Chest don't look like hey are thinning like a previous poster mentioned. My neck nd chin actually look FAT!
  • maryd523
    maryd523 Posts: 661 Member
    I don't really understand why a thinning face is a problem. It's just your face...minus as much fat as used to be there. I think people's faces almost always look a lot more attractive after weight loss. If you are so skinny people are asking if you are sick...maybe that is a seperate issue that needs to be addressed. Otherwise, you are just displaying a healthy-weight face that tops off your healthy-weight body. It's a good thing!
  • anemoneprose
    anemoneprose Posts: 1,805 Member
    Well, fat in the face generally means a more youthful look. It's one thing to have cut cheekbones, and another to have marionette lines. For 30+ women, it's something to think about.

    btw, my face looked a bit haggard when I first lost my weight, but it's not too bad now. I'm in my 30s (and have not yet turned to fillers).
  • hellohappylisa
    hellohappylisa Posts: 141 Member
    Make sure you moisturize, dry skin can make you look gaunt!
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