As we age, dry skin, wrinkles, age spots, and other factors can contribute to an aging appearance.

While fine lines are superficial and closer to skin's surface, wrinkles are more deep-set. As you age, many fine lines may turn into wrinkles as skin loses elasticity and firmness.

Age, heredity, and sun exposure contribute to droopy, or ptotic, brows. This is typically most noticeable near the tail of the brow (where the brow tapers to the temple) in an area where the forehead muscle that lifts the brow is weakest.

Hyperhidrosis, also known as polyhidrosis or sudorrhea, is a condition characterized by excessive sweating. The sweating can affect just one specific area or the whole body. Focal hyperhidrosis: When the excessive sweating is localized. Generalized hyperhidrosis: Excessive sweating affects the entire body.

Facial fat or undesirable face shape can be addressed with a number of different treatments.

A V-shaped face is marked by slim cheeks and a structured jawline. Considered by many to be the most desirable face shape -- A V-shaped face is slim, with a defined jawline and chin.