Would you tape your face to get rid of your wrinkles? Here's what doctors say about it
You’ve heard of using different creams and potions to address fine lines and wrinkles. And, of course, there are a number of in-office treatments — like lasers and injectables — that can help diminish their appearance. But, recently, another technique has taken social media by storm. It’s called face taping and it involves using literal tape to pull your skin taut so that wrinkles aren’t as noticeable. But is putting tape on your face really a good idea? And does it improve the appearance of wrinkles? We asked a dermatologist and a plastic surgeon to weigh in. SKIP AHEAD What is face taping? | Does face taping get rid of wrinkles? | Are there any risks associated with face taping? | What type of tape should you use for face taping? | Highly rated face tape | How to use face tapeRelatedselectselectSqualane, ceramides, salicylic acid? We’re breaking down skin care ingredients and what they actually doWhat is face taping?Face taping is exactly what it sounds like — applying tape to your f...