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This short video uses the news of a domestic remake of the movie The Intern as its subject, discussing why time, which accumulates as experience in society, is calculated as a burden on the face. The video's central question is why 37 years in professional life is called "experience," but the same amount of time in aesthetics is read as a "flaw." It explains that the time accumulated on the face does not simply accumulate; rather, the skin, fascia, fat, and bone layers change at different rates. Therefore, even when one feels sagging in front of a mirror, the layer where that change originated can differ from person to person. The key point is that even with the same age and the same concerns, the actual layer that needs to be examined can be different. O.N Clinic | Last reviewed 2026-09-20