LIPS

Lips also lose collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid fibers with age, becoming more dehydrated, inverted, wrinkled, and losing their contour. In addition, there are several bone changes in the lower jaw and teeth that increase the distance between the lip and the nose, and cause the upper lip to turn inward.

These events are influenced by intrinsic factors that can accelerate lip aging (such as menopause, sleep quality, hormonal changes), but also by extrinsic factors (such as sun exposure without lip protection, smoking, among others).



Taking care of your lips with moisturizers, daily lip sunscreen, exfoliation, and occasional masks are examples of preventative measures against signs of lip aging.