Do copper peptides really take away damage done to skin, and stimulate collagen and facial fat? I've been told I look older than my age, despite not having bad wrinkles or smile lines or sagging.

Considering I'm always told I look way older than my age (22), could the situation be lower than average facial fat? I ask because I don't have bad sagging or lines that I can tell.

What all can a copper peptide regimen actually realistically do?

Thanks!!

Hi, I just wanted to say that when people say you look older than your age, I very much doubt they are refering to as having an aged look, especially since you dont have wrinkling and sagging.I have friends of whom some look older than there age, this is not a negative thing, it just means they dont have the baby faced look. So dont be discouraged at those comments. Having a mature look does not mean you look old.