Time isn't evenly spread across the open-face sandwich that is humanity. It seems to hit some of us harder, for one reason or the other. And, until we have re-atomizers in place to reconstruct our bodies with a fresh set of atoms every five years, we can't really do anything about it.

For most of us, graying and sagging is a continual and mostly-accepted progress for this very reason. But, when it comes to those whose lives and careers were defined by the shape and structure of their bodies for a definitive time period, the effects of time may or may not be more pronounced.