Ariel N. Rad, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.S. on Instagram: "Across all ages, one of the most common patterns I see is the bottom-heavy face — where the lower face and neck appear broader or heavier compared to the mid and upper face. In age-acquired bottom-heaviness, this is the result of tissue descent. As the cheek and jowl fat pads lose ligamentous support, they migrate downward, softening the jawline and creating heaviness through the lower cheeks and neck. Correction lies not in pulling the surface

@interesting.always on Instagram: "Hamsters have fascinated pet owners for decades with their cheek-stuffing ability - a behavior that isn’t just cute, but essential for survival in the wild. These small rodents possess specialized cheek pouches that stretch from their mouths all the way back to their shoulders. In the wild, hamsters use these expandable storage pockets to transport food, such as seeds, grains, and vegetables, back to their burrows. A single Syrian hamster, for example, can pack