Sooner or later, all of us complain that our eyes make us look tired. Sometimes this is just a temporary condition - a sleepless night, the flu or an extended period of stress may cause dark circles under our eyes that will eventually go away when we are feeling better. But often, particularly as people begin to show early signs of aging, the position of the eyelids will change, modifying our facial expression in subtle but significant ways.
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"I'm tired of people thinking that I'm angry or worried all the time." Plastic surgeons frequently hear complaints like this from men and women who are bothered by frown lines. Deep wrinkles across your forehead and between your eyebrows can keep you from looking as open and relaxed as you feel. Fortunately, there are a number of effective methods for reducing the appearance of frown lines.
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Have you ever wondered how there could suddenly be so many plastic surgeons? It seems that, almost overnight, the pages of magazines and newspapers, even TV advertisements, are populated with a huge number of plastic surgery "experts." Where did they all come from?
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It doesn't happen overnight, but it may seem like the first visible signs of aging have appeared suddenly. Often it's the repeated comments of friends or loved ones that you look "tired" which causes you to take a closer look at your face. That's when you may notice the subtle beginnings of jowls, a deepening of the lines that run from the corners of your nose to the corners of your mouth, and loose skin or excess fatty tissue in your neck. Or perhaps it's the middle third of your face that has changed - the "highlight" areas of the cheekbones are often the first facial areas to show wrinkling and sagging, and this can contribute to a sad or tired look.
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