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Reduce Premature Skin Aging

Skin aging causes wrinkles, loss of elasticity, laxity and produces a rough-textured appearance on the skin. Exposure to sunlight is the most common cause of skin aging. It damages elastin fibers in the skin and makes the skin sag. Usually, the aging process starts around 25 years of age. Early prevention is the key to prevent premature skin aging. Protecting skin from sun rays, applying self-tanner on the skin, cleaning skin gently, and avoiding repetitive facial expressions help prevent it. Taking a healthy balanced diet also provides healthy skin.

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What is the reason for loosening of facial skin and wrinkles?

Query: Hello doctor,My face is getting loose and there are wrinkles. My weight is 121.25 Ibs but after my third delivery, this problem is increasing day by day. My body structure is fine but my face is thin from the chin side. I want to get fat on my face, what should I do?  Read Full »

Dr. Alka

Dr. Alka

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I read your query. The reason for wrinkles on the face is due to your collagen (elastic tissue which maintains face elasticity) is getting looser, as a result, your skin is becoming loose because collagen is not holding it properly, and sometimes lack of facial fats ...  Read Full »

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