Robert Shaw, collected three-dimensional CT scans of the skulls of about 60 adults. To figure out why so many people with face-lifts look "windswept" instead of youthful, Langstein and a colleague, medical resident Dr. "The look we're born with - cherubic face, puffy cheeks - that's the look of youth." "If you simply pull the skin tight, it has a pretty unnatural look," says Langstein, a plastic surgeon at the University of Rochester. Howard Langstein does face-lifts for a living, and he's the first to say that there are some facial droops that even repeated nips and tucks won't fix. These skulls from the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History show the loss of definition in the lower face.ĭr.
Researchers say it's not just loose skin that makes us look old it's our bones.
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