Worried about sagging your face from running? Here’s what ‘runner’s face’ is (and what it isn’t)
A viral claim by a US doctor suggesting long-distance running causes facial sagging has sparked debate. Experts clarify that "runner's face" isn't a medical condition, but rather a result of factors like fat loss, sun exposure, and dehydration. Dermatologists emphasize that running itself doesn't age skin, offering practical tips to mitigate these effects.
A viral claim by a US doctor suggesting long-distance running causes facial sagging has sparked debate. Experts clarify that "runner's face" isn't a medical condition, but rather a result of factors like fat loss, sun exposure, and dehydration. Dermatologists emphasize that running itself doesn't age skin, offering practical tips to mitigate these effects.
