What is the legal model?

Decree lines refer to wrinkles extending from the nose to the corners of the mouth, which makes people look tired. As a trace of time on the face, there are several different identities according to different shapes, and the decree lines can be divided into the following types: (1) Static wrinkles: Static wrinkles are wrinkles that appear when facial expressions are relaxed, usually small longitudinal wrinkles, which will become more obvious with age. (2) Moving lines: Moving lines are wrinkles that appear when facial expressions change, such as laughter and gnashing of teeth, which will get deeper and deeper with age. (3) Asymmetric decree lines: Asymmetric decree lines refer to the inconsistency in the depth, quantity or position of decree lines on both sides of the face, which usually occurs in people with asymmetric facial expressions or excessive sun exposure. (4) Statue lines with asymmetrical starting points: Statue lines with asymmetrical starting points refer to the inconsistent starting points of facial decrees on both sides, which usually occur in people with unbalanced facial muscles or incorrect maintenance methods. (5) Law groove: Law groove refers to the deepening of law groove and the formation of obvious furrows, which usually occurs in people who are older, have decreased skin elasticity or use oral muscles excessively for a long time.