How Much Does Losing Weight Change Your Face?

Rule and Re found that the average decrease required to make the faces in the sample appear more attractive was 2.38 kg/m2 for women, and 2.59 kg/m2 for men, translating to about 6.3 and 8.2 kilograms (approximately 14 and 18 pounds) for women and men of average height, respectively.

Will your face change when you lose weight?

Skin laxity can change after losing about 30 pounds, says Desai. “If you notice changes in larger areas of the body, like arms, abdomens, thighs, and buttocks, you may get that change in the face as well.”

Will my face look prettier if I lose weight?

Losing weight can remove some of that extra roundness from the cheeks and jawline, but age will still tend to change the shape of the face says Dr. Mark Deuber unless plastic surgeons intervene.