Like many of the body’s natural systems, our production of collagen
starts to back off in middle age. We produce less of it, and what remains
becomes weaker and degraded. You can imagine an old building slowly starting to
crumble, or a tennis net gradually becoming torn, stretched, and saggy.
This is not only a natural process, however. In addition to aging,
exposure to the sun and other environmental assaults damages the collagen in
skin, weakening the support structure and causing skin to sag. As that collagen
weakens, we see the following results:
A.
Fine
lines
B.
Wrinkles
C.
Sagging
D.
Dark
circules under the eyes
E.
Hooded
eyelids
F.
Turkey
neck
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