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I have heard that people who lose weight quickly will typically look older due to the development of wrinkles and the development of harder features. Skin simpl
by mym1990 2y ago
I have heard that people who lose weight quickly will typically look older due to the development of wrinkles and the development of harder features. Skin simply doesn't have time to keep up with the weight loss. I don't know if this is true but the theory could have some merit as far as our perception of people. The real question is: does something like ozempic change the biological age of someone?
- swozey 2y agoYou're going to need to include a weight percentage drop or something. I've wrestled/jiujitsued my entire life and we go up and down weight constantly, 2-30lb swings. We'll water + electrolyte fast for a week or two if we have to and drop 10-20lbs. We all look 10-15 years younger than we are (35-45s). But we're also not dropping 150-200lbs or whatever number you're potentially referring to to where skin would stretch. But prolonged, constant rapid dropping hasn't bothered our skin. I'm complimented all the time on mine. https://old.reddit.com/r/wrestling/comments/2r9nwy/whats_the_most_weight_youve_lost_for_a_match/ https://old.reddit.com/r/wrestling/comments/2r9nwy/whats_the...
- mym1990 2y agoYeah totally, there would be umpteen different factors that would influence the "age perception" so to say. I also wonder how losing different types of weight(water fast vs longer timeframe fat/muscle loss) could impact this.