2. Collagen Breakdown: Smoking accelerates the degradation of collagen and elastin fibers, critical components of the skin's ...

The twins who were smokers showed many more signs of skin aging, the researchers found. Their faces featured more wrinkles, creases, droops and jowls. “Smoking harms virtually every organ in the ...

Add in years of damage from smoking or from sun exposure… Surgery cannot be expected to pull out all of the fine little lines. It can't be expected to change the quality of the skin any more ...

deep wrinkles and dry skin are just three things to look out for. If you’re a smoker, you may notice deeper wrinkles and dry ...

Additionally the "overall thickness of the skin is greater in nonsmokers than in smokers, perhaps making the upper lip lines and nasolabial creases less discernible," the authors write.