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* ''TabletopGame/InNomine''. The Corporeal Song of Entropy causes a target to instantly age 2-12 years (or more, if the celestial casting it spends extra [[LifeEnergy Essence]]). If cast upon the same being repeatedly, it can age them to death in a short space of time.
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* ''TabletopGame/InNomine''. ''TabletopGame/InNomine'': The Corporeal Song of Entropy in the ''Liber Canticorum''.
** It causes a target to instantly age2-12 two to twelve years (or more, if the celestial casting it spends extra [[LifeEnergy Essence]]). If cast upon the same being repeatedly, it can age them to death in a short space of time.time.
** It can be used to reduce a creature's age. If an unfavorable Intervention is rolled while doing so, all of the age that has previously been removed from the creature suddenly returns, causing the creature to immediately become its true age.
** It causes a target to instantly age
** It can be used to reduce a creature's age. If an unfavorable Intervention is rolled while doing so, all of the age that has previously been removed from the creature suddenly returns, causing the creature to immediately become its true age.
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* ''ComicBook/TheWarlordDC'': Jennifer Morger cuts off the VainSorceress Motalla's access to magical energy. With no more power to keep her going, Motalla instantly ages into an old crone.
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* ''ComicBook/TheWarlordDC'': ''ComicBook/{{The Warlord|DCComics}}'': Jennifer Morger cuts off the VainSorceress Motalla's access to magical energy. With no more power to keep her going, Motalla instantly ages into an old crone.
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* ''Film/AbbottAndCostelloGoToMars'': The Venusians have acquired immortality and eternal youth by unknown means. However, after being angered by the men's behavior and exiling them, Queen Allura places a curse on her citizens so they'll lose their youth if they kiss a man. When one woman then kisses Orville before he heads off-world, she rapidly assumes her true age, freaking him out.
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* The Syfy (still SciFi at that time) film ''Film/DoOrDie'' featured a world where a percentage of the population had RAD or Rapid Aging Disease. It could be controlled and slowed with the drug Anzinol, and the 'clean' area infiltrators used Anzinol pumps. If a pump was destroyed, though, aging happened in seconds.
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* The Syfy (still SciFi at that time) film ''Film/DoOrDie'' ''Film/DoOrDie2003'' featured a world where a percentage of the population had RAD or Rapid Aging Disease. It could be controlled and slowed with the drug Anzinol, and the 'clean' area infiltrators used Anzinol pumps. If a pump was destroyed, though, aging happened in seconds.
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* ''ComicBook/ShadeTheChangingMan'': The Creator/PeterMilligan series had an arc where Shade got back in touch with George, the son he had with his deceased lover Kathy, only to [[OutlivingOnesOffspring lose him]] in the end because of George aging at such a fast rate that he dies an old man when his chronological age is barely older than a month.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' episode "Salty Codgers" has all of the Titans except Raven become elderly after Mad Mod drained their youth.
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* ''WebAnimation/EpithetErased'': Part of Zora's [[SuperPowerLottery frankly overpowered epithet]] is that [[TimeMaster she can rapidly age, and in some cases de-age, people and objects]]. She causes Percy's gun to rust away to powder in seconds and ages [[BadassNormal Howie Honeyglow]] into an old man, leaving his fall off a roof paused in the middle just for laughs. [[spoiler:It doesn't work on Ramsey in his ChromeChampion form, though; [[NoSell gold doesn't corrode!]]]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicKey'': Water from the Fountain Of Age (seen in "The Fountain Of Youth") causes this. If given to someone who previously drank from the Fountain Of Youth, it'll restore them to the exact age they were before drinking from Youth; its effects on someone who hadn't drunk from the Fountain Of Youth first are unknown.
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-->'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Joel]]:''' This film has aged me...\\
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-->'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Joel]]:''' (''imitating the Moon Queen'') This film has aged me...\\
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* In ''VideoGame/TraumaCenter: Under The Knife 2'', this is the fate of villain [[spoiler:Reina Mayuzumi, who was using the Alethia strain of GUILT to preserve her youthful looks. The player discovers this right before the final operation, when Mercer decides to inject her with something else in hopes of learning how to cure his wife. It immediately drains Mayuzumi's body into that of an old woman, as well as causing the GUILT to rampage through her body. Notably, the player saves her life...but not her ''looks''.]]
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* ''VideoGame/TraumaCenterAtlus'': In ''VideoGame/TraumaCenter: Under The ''Under the Knife 2'', this is the fate of villain [[spoiler:Reina Mayuzumi, who was using the Alethia strain of GUILT to preserve her youthful looks. The player discovers this right before the final operation, when Mercer decides to inject her with something else in hopes of learning how to cure his wife. It immediately drains Mayuzumi's body into that of an old woman, as well as causing the GUILT to rampage through her body. Notably, the player saves her life... but not her ''looks''.]]''looks'']].
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** In one adventure, Kay’la fights a tomb raider in a seemingly-empty crypt housing an unknown treasure. She realizes its ‘treasure’ is concentrated time when the raider visibly grows old and dies of old age mid-duel, with her only escaping the same fate due to her elven longevity.
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** In one adventure, Kay’la fights a tomb raider in a seemingly-empty an empty crypt supposedly housing an unknown treasure. the most valuable of treasures. She realizes its ‘treasure’ is concentrated time when the raider visibly grows old and dies of old age mid-duel, with her only escaping the same fate due to her elven longevity.
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* ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'': In a particularly bizarre case of UtilityMagic, Fiora the Forest Witch bypasses a brew's fermentation period by using a water elemental for the solvent and casting ''bestow curse'' on it to instantly age it up by two weeks.
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* ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'': In ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'':
**In a particularly bizarre case of UtilityMagic, Fiora the Forest Witch bypasses a brew's fermentation period by using a water elemental for the solvent and casting ''bestow curse'' on it to instantly age it up by twoweeks.weeks.
**In one adventure, Kay’la fights a tomb raider in a seemingly-empty crypt housing an unknown treasure. She realizes its ‘treasure’ is concentrated time when the raider visibly grows old and dies of old age mid-duel, with her only escaping the same fate due to her elven longevity.
**In a particularly bizarre case of UtilityMagic, Fiora the Forest Witch bypasses a brew's fermentation period by using a water elemental for the solvent and casting ''bestow curse'' on it to instantly age it up by two
**In one adventure, Kay’la fights a tomb raider in a seemingly-empty crypt housing an unknown treasure. She realizes its ‘treasure’ is concentrated time when the raider visibly grows old and dies of old age mid-duel, with her only escaping the same fate due to her elven longevity.
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* In ''VideoGame/BioShockInfinite'', it's revealed that the Lutece device, which offers the ability to see into [[AlternateTimeline alternate dimensions]] has caused Zachary Comstock [[spoiler:[[ForWantOfANail (aka: Booker [=DeWitt=])]] to look like he's in his late fifties despite being in his late thirties, as well as sterility.]]
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* In ''VideoGame/BioShockInfinite'', it's revealed that the Lutece device, which offers the ability to see into [[AlternateTimeline alternate dimensions]] has caused Zachary Comstock [[spoiler:[[ForWantOfANail (aka: [[spoiler:(aka: Booker [=DeWitt=])]] to look like he's in his late fifties despite being in his late thirties, as well as sterility.]]
