Omg, you not only shaved off the beard, but it looks like 20 yrs as well. Good job!

Interestingly, I notice a lot of people like old classmates and such that are very wrinkly indeed. Most noticeably on my old high school teacher who is a registered dietician, who happened to be on TV. Her skin looked like 75+ yrs. I wonder if following the allegedly "heart healthy" diet of low sat fats and high plant and seed oils she taught us 30 yrs ago, made her even more wrinkly. She even talked about the "French Paradox". There's no paradox, only annoyingly inconsistent data contradicting Ancel Key's faulty conclusions.

I'm secretly smiling at all the fake "anti-wrinkle" creams. Gimme some bacon and people think I'm a decade younger!

@SideSteel, it isn't just skin of course, there's a lot of connective tissue, etc. that needs to be gotten rid of too, plus if you think about it, as a lighter person, one doesn't need all the extra muscle to move around or even stay upright. It takes a lot more muscle for a 300 lb body to just stand/move/function than a 150 lb body. That extra muscle would be unnecessary, and yet a good supply of amino acids after breakdown. Many of Dr. Fung's nephrology practice patients have fasted for a month or more and yet they haven't lost necessary muscle mass. Yes, they have lost some muscle mass, because when the fat weight is lost there is less need for the supporting extra muscle tissue. It isn't that it's only in the skin that there is loss, but that's where it is most visually obvious.