Most Women End Up Looking Like Their Mothers
There may be some truth to the saying that all women will eventually turn into their mothers, with a US study finding daughters age and wrinkle like their mothers. Plastic surgeons used facial imaging and 3D computer modeling to study the aging process and found that daughter faces tend to follow their mothers in terms of sagging and volume loss, particularly around the corners of their eyes and lower eyelids. "Studies of facial aging up to the present have largely been observational and subjective," the team from Loma Linda University Medical Center in California said in a report published by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). "This study applies state-of-the-art facial imaging and three-dimensional computer modeling to measure changes in the aging female face." The study, presented at an ASPS conference in Seattle on the weekend,