"When we’re born, our skin is practically spring loaded with collagen and elastin," dermatologist Dr. Ava Shamban says. "As early as our late 20s, we naturally start to lose collagen, elastin and fat ...

Not all skin ages the same. Discover whether you're wrinkle- or sagging-dominant, and learn how to tailor your beauty routine for lasting radiance.

Dear Face Time, I'm in my late 40s and at what I think is the tail end of perimenopause. I've noticed lots of changes in my face in the past six months, a lot of which I imagine are hormonal. One ...

Talk about a conundrum: Why must that which keeps our feet solidly planted on the ground also drag our face—among other things—down with it? Gravity isn’t the sole culprit in making everything head ...

If you’re over 40 and noticing the usual signs of aging—skin that seems less firm, sagging around the cheeks or jawline, fine ...

Variations in a particular gene may help explain why some people appear more youthful than others, researchers say. The gene, known as MC1R, is already well known for influencing skin and hair color.