Does nasolabial folds have anything to do with sleeping posture? Does nasolabial folds have anything to do with weight?

Nasal folds always appear unconsciously. I heard that the formation of nasolabial folds is related to sleep. Are they really related? Is the appearance of nasolabial folds also related to the body's fatness or thinness?

The growth of nasolabial folds should not have much to do with sleeping posture. Nasal folds are a type of wrinkles that appear as the skin ages and becomes loose with age. It is recommended to ensure balanced nutrition, adequate sleep, and timely skin care to prevent skin aging.

Regarding, nasolabial folds are actually a characteristic sign of aging on the human face. For fatter people, nasolabial folds may appear later because of the fat or muscle support underneath. For thinner people, nasolabial folds may appear earlier as they age due to insufficient supporting tissue.

There may be a certain relationship between nasolabial folds and teeth. If your teeth are seriously protruding outward, it may cause the nasolabial folds to worsen and may also affect the local aesthetics. For protruding teeth, you can wear dental braces for correction treatment, which can slowly move the teeth and restore them to their overall state, and also help to avoid the symptoms of nasolabial folds from worsening. Nasal folds can be improved by injecting hyaluronic acid, or by injecting anti-wrinkle injections.

I think no matter how serious the crow's feet are, they are not as serious as the nasolabial folds. Even a little bit of nasolabial folds can make a person look very bad. It can make you look more than ten years older. Crow's feet may only have a little effect when you smile. But who doesn't have wrinkles on their face when they smile? So the impact of crow's feet is not that big.