Conditions:

Sagging Skin (Body)

What Is It?

Sagging skin on the body occurs when skin loses its natural firmness and elasticity, often due to aging, sun exposure, or significant weight loss. Collagen and elastin fibers that provide structure to the skin begin to break down over time, leading to a drooping or loose appearance in areas like the arms, abdomen, and thighs. Factors like genetics and lifestyle habits can accelerate this process. Many people seek treatments to tighten and rejuvenate sagging skin. Approaches include topical creams, laser therapy, and skin-tightening procedures.

Did you know?

Collagen and elastin keep skin firm, but their production decreases with age.

What Are The Causes?

Aging

The natural aging process reduces collagen and elastin, leading to skin laxity.

Weight Fluctuations

Gaining or losing weight quickly can stretch the skin, leading to sagging.

Sun Damage

UV exposure weakens skin’s structure, causing it to sag over time.

Poor Diet

A lack of nutrients that support skin health, such as protein and vitamins, can lead to sagging.

Genetics

Family history can affect skin’s resilience and susceptibility to sagging.

How to Prevent?

Follow a Balanced Diet
Include protein-rich and nutrient-dense foods to support skin health.
Physical activity helps maintain muscle tone, which can make skin look firmer.
Applying SPF daily helps protect skin from UV-induced sagging.

Treatments by Ages

20s

Preventative care with body contouring treatments like Emsculpt NEO and Viora V30 maintains skin elasticity and prevents early sagging. These options keep the skin firm and toned.

30-40s

Exion RF, Emsculpt NEO, and Viora V30 stimulate collagen and improve skin texture for firmer, more contoured areas. These treatments deliver visible improvements in tone.

50+

Advanced body contouring with Exion RF and Viora V30 targets significant sagging while restoring elasticity. IV therapy complements by improving hydration and skin health.

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