Sep 26, 2026 · 58 min · 18 segments
Allison YeeGuest
Gina BirchHost
But let's do an overview and look at the face as a whole and kind of divide it into top and bottom.

because, you know, the face as a whole, we want everything to look cohesive, you know, as balanced as we can.

And also, as well, they age differently in different people because – You know, I think obviously we're in Florida.

And that's super, super important, you know, just in your everyday life, not just your face, you know, also everywhere else, just, you know, help prevent infection.

Sun damage, but skin cancers and of course, all of that stuff makes our skin look older.

But there are a lot of things that we can do early on that are non-surgical that can help.

It's not like we're sitting here saying, okay, use my depressor anguli oris while I

So most of us we don't we don't really know What kind of muscles and that we're using as we're making normal expressions? I mean pretty much almost everybody raises one eyebrow more than the other I mean really no faces is symmetric, but people who are more expressive, which is a good thing but expressions and movement equals equals wrinkles and

And I like what you said, you know, there's things that we get into habits of doing for whatever reason that we don't, I think, even realize until all of a sudden, there's a groove in our face.

But let's do an overview and look at the face as a whole and kind of divide it into top and bottom.

because, you know, the face as a whole, we want everything to look cohesive, you know, as balanced as we can.

And also, as well, they age differently in different people because – You know, I think obviously we're in Florida.

And that's super, super important, you know, just in your everyday life, not just your face, you know, also everywhere else, just, you know, help prevent infection.

Sun damage, but skin cancers and of course, all of that stuff makes our skin look older.

But there are a lot of things that we can do early on that are non-surgical that can help.

It's not like we're sitting here saying, okay, use my depressor anguli oris while I

So most of us we don't we don't really know What kind of muscles and that we're using as we're making normal expressions? I mean pretty much almost everybody raises one eyebrow more than the other I mean really no faces is symmetric, but people who are more expressive, which is a good thing but expressions and movement equals equals wrinkles and

And I like what you said, you know, there's things that we get into habits of doing for whatever reason that we don't, I think, even realize until all of a sudden, there's a groove in our face.
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