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Today, together with Director Yang Seung-hwan of the Face Design Lab, we explored everything from the causes of facial sagging to lifting massages you can do at home, as well as methods to consider depending on your condition. Are there any of you who are bothered by facial sagging every time you look in the mirror, or whose under-eye sagging and nasolabial folds appear more prominent than before?

Rather than blindly starting with intense treatments, it is truly important to first understand why your face is sagging.

In this video, we examine the reasons for facial aging one by one—ranging from skin, fat, bone, retaining ligaments, to fascia—and also share facial sagging massage techniques that you can follow along with at home for about 5 minutes every day.

In particular, if you have been wondering where and how to release tension—such as in the masseter muscle, neck, mid-face, eye area, and scalp—to help with lifting, watching until the end will be beneficial. I will also explain what can be achieved through home care alone for anti-aging, as well as when professional procedures are actually more effective.

00:00 Key Causes of Facial Sagging and Anti-Aging

03:12 Things You Must Know Before Starting a Lifting Massage

05:45 Relieving Facial Sagging with Masseter Muscle Massage

07:37 Key Massage Points for Under-Eye and Eyelid Sagging

09:33 Criteria for Choosing Skin Boosters, Ulthera, and Thread Lifting