Why the face changes before the scale finishes
Collagen is the scaffold that holds your face firm — and your body treats it as spendable. When weight drops fast, collagen breaks down faster than your body can rebuild it, and the loss shows first where the skin is thinnest: cheeks, temples, jawline. Serums and moisturizers work on the surface. The change is happening a layer deeper — which is why the fix has to come from the inside: the peptides your body rebuilds with, plus the cofactors it can’t work without.









