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So, I think um there are three basic changes that happen to every single person with aging and we've touched on this a little bit and and we'll dive deeper now. So there's skin changes, uh there are volume changes, there are gravitational changes. Um, and and maybe we should throw in the fourth, which is, you know, bone structural foundational changes.
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And the first thing I do is we show them the diagram with the skin peeled off. And you see about 11 different fat compartments in the youthful face that on each side of the face that are plump, they're robust, they're giving volume and they're giving a padding between the skin and the muscle and the underlying bones. And then you look at someone who's in their late 60s and you peel the skin away and you see a dramatic atrophy in all those fat pads. A few might increase in size, but the vast majority undergo atrophy. And then in addition to that, I show them what the bones are doing at that age, too.
So, I think um there are three basic changes that happen to every single person with aging. And we've touched on this a little bit and and we'll dive deeper now. So, there are skin changes, uh there are volume changes, there are gravitational changes. Um and and maybe we should throw in the fourth which is you know bone structural foundational changes.