aside from the aging process, do facial features change over time?
102589
They can, you start to look more mature.  But that has to do with aging.
85663
Depends how healthly you are.  I've seen 65 plus year old men make men in thier 20's look weak.
968980
it will fade with time...Botox is risky be careful
437871
Aging is a broad term that refers to each part of the body getting old. But each part of the body gets old in its own way. Your eye has two main parts that are necessary for vision, the front which is a lens for focusing and adjusting the amount of light and the back which is like the film in a 35mm camera to receive the light and translate it into a message for the brain. When we age, for the most part, the changes to the front of the eye are the most noticeable. The front of the eye has a lens which is attached to little muscles which bend it so you can focus on things far away and things up close like the lens of a camera. This lens is a big piece of transparent protein that is created during development and doesn't really change much for the rest of your life, so as you get older, day to day, you bend the lens to read, and then to see far away and everything in between and it works, but because it's not perfect it gets gradually stiffer as you get older, sometimes it will get cloudy as in cataracts and sometimes the muscles that bend it will get weak, all contributing to the perceived aging of the eye.
329551
Nope.My actual cheekbones are much more prominent,my face isn't so narrow as the pic,my eyes are blue and my hair is much longer and is red.The dark circles and Casper The Friendly Ghost complexion is right on the money,though.I also generally tend to brush my hair and only wear flowers in my hair for special occasions.
80980
For the average person - it seems to be.  Only really lucky people who have great genetics in their family seem to be able to retain thier youthful figure  (unless of course you were heavy - they yes - it is realisti )  \n\nYou will have to work harder and harder as the years go by if you like eating... you will tend to gain weight - the weight is harder to lose as you get older..... :(  Sad to true...
62685
Face and hair then hands and feet and legs.
651846
No.\n\nHave you ever seen these creatures? I have seen plenty. After the obvious changes, they would have to do something about your Adam's apple (not visible in females), bone structure, how your bones change with age, etc.\n\nDress up if you like but don't mutilate yourself. It just looks freakish. Trust me.
576676
Can't be based on that. Depends on the way the face is formed and how the body is composed. Otherwise given JUST that information I would say yes.
1024039
The nerve associated with that area of your face is probably close enough to the surface that when you tap it you stimulate it and cause it to contract. As you age your skin thickness changes and fatty tissues change over the years so the nerves reaction could change over the years as well due to increased or decreased stimulation. Just a possibility!
404919
First grey @ 23...everyone tells me I don't have any wrinkles, but I can see the beginnings of a change in texture in my skin now that I'm 50.
1100504
it could be your genetic make up....accept yourself as you are...it's the inside that counts the most....beauty & good looks change over time...some of the most gorgegous ladies are ugly now they are old...the handsomest guys can look like a prune & go bald at 50....\n when you feel good about yourslef,have a kind heart and laugh at life people never even notice the outside....
710159
As the time goes by our cells decay and we loose them, some of them cells are never replaced and the process of aging starts to cave in, the skin begin to wrinkle and our organs start to slow down functions..☺
357550
click 'face transformation' on this site and follow the instructions.\n\nhttp://www.perceptionlab.com/
884319
I've noticed that before. People from different races who remind me of someone I know. Something about facial feature or mannerisms.The skin might be different in color, but there is still a resemblance.
381718
I guess you mean what changes in the human physique will evolution make in the next 100 years.\n\nNone.  100 years is an extremely short period of time in terms of evolution and changes cannot be expected.  Furthermore, humans are not under any compelling natural selection pressure at the present such that their physical structure would evolve.
741661
Yes, like almost every other bodily system, the nervous system 1st gains effectiveness as we go from infantry to childhood, then loses effectiveness as we go from middle-age adulthood to elderly adulthood.