When the lower jaw acquires a square shape, a person starts looking older. As we grow the lower jaw grows too. This continued growth of the lower jaw starts creating a square shape of jaw line in a slow process. At a certain stage this shape completely turns to almost a square and we start looking older.

A recently concluded research establishes that looking older has no relationship with the wrinkles, sagging skin, and droopy eyelids. “The shape of the lower jaw plays an important role in the perception of youth and can be a tell-tale sign of someone’s age“, said Joel Pessa.

Joel Pessa, the lead researcher conducted this study that has been published in the January 2007 issue of “Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery”, the official medical journal of the’ American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)’.

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Sun-induced skin may cause damage to the skin and can cause brown colored ‘age-spots’. Prolonged and over exposure of certain parts of body like hands and face puts them at maximum risk. Earlier there used to be no other beneficial and effective remedies for treating with such problems. Cosmetics were the only option available.

Things have changed since then. Certain specific therapies are now available to facilitate with the help in reversing the signs of ‘photo-aging’ at the physiological levels only. Some of the common therapies include physical removal by surgery, microdermabrasion, and chemical peeling. Unfortunately, none of these therapies are gentle and comfortable in application.

Now a day, women generally prefer even gentler approaches and specifically the ‘tropical medications’.”Tropical medications can help up to great extent”, reports the December 2007 issue of the “Harvard Women’s Health Watch”, a publication of the Harvard Medical School.

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