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What are the best skin care products for smile lines and sagging skin?
I’m starting to get nasolabial folds (the deep “parentheses” that extend between the nose and mouth) and marionette lines (deep vertical lines around the chin–sort of like extensions of the nasolabial folds), and the corners of my mouth are starting to droop. I read that the most effective way to treat these is with injectable dermal fillers like collagen and Restylane, but I don’t want to do that yet. What are some good skin care products that help to minimize these lines? And what are the most effective lifting/anti-sagging products? How about in the lower price range?
By “skin care products” I mean anything that is available over-the-counter.
Th best treatment for any lines are fillers, such as botox . I know it seems a bit drastic, so you have to way up how much they bother you.
Hope that helps
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