Next time you look in the mirror, ask yourself if you're aging vertically or horizontally. And if you don't know what that even means, you're not alone.
Most of us are familiar with terms to describe aging skin, crow's feet, smile lines and dark spots. But have you ever diagnosed whether you're aging vertically or horizontally? defines vertical aging as the loss of muscle mass and the drooping or jowling effect caused by gravity; and horizontal aging as fine lines caused by facial expressions and UV damage.
concern you're referring to when you see your dermatologist. For vertical agers, dermatologists recommend laser therapy and/or facelifts. Botox and filler can improve horizontal aging. — Tatiana Montana, Age Management and Skin Care "Horizontal aging would be just our body becoming bigger but horizontally," said Tatiana Montana, a senior specialist at
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