While most people tend to focus on the signs of aging that appear on the face, if the thin skin of the chest becomes lax or rough over time, it can make the face look older as well. Patients with mild skin laxity, fine lines and wrinkles, blotchy pigmentation, blotchy redness or pockets of fat just under the chin may better benefit from non-surgical, less invasive treatments, many of which can be combined for even more effective, longer lasting results.
