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skin layers, facelift, wrinkles, visible creases, in the skin, most wrinkles, aging changes in skin, aging, the skin, related structures, hair, nails, natural process, nothing, decrease the rate of skin aging, many environmental factors, increase the rate, frequent exposure to sunshine results in premature skin wrinkling, increased pigmentation, liver spots, increases the likelihood of skin cancer, exposure to cigarette smoke is another environmental factor that increases wrinkling, the skin, besides wrinkles, skin changes, liver spots, pigmented areas, hair, nails also change, aging, graying, the hair, hair loss, brittleness, the nails, wrinkles, sun exposure, normal aging changes, in the skin, smoking, to minimize skin wrinkling, stay out, the sun, outside, wear protective clothing, use sunscreen, smoke, stop smoking, a spot on the skin has more than one color, has an irregular shape, raised, changing pigmented lesions, wrinkles, a concern, they occur at an early age, consult health care provider, think that skin is becoming excessively wrinkled at an early age, a referral to a dermatologist, plastic surgeon is sometimes appropriate, doctor, ask detailed questions, wrinkles, did first notice that the skin was abnormally wrinkled, has it changed in any manner, has a skin spot, become painful, bleed, a detailed examination, the skin, wrinkles, accompanied by a skin lesion that has changed in appearance, diagnostic tests, a skin lesion biopsy, a dermatologist, plastic surgeon, provide choices from wrinkle creams to plastic surgery, dealing, aging problems, current alternatives have relatively low risk, generally expensive, tretinoin, retin-a, creams recommended, aren't guaranteed to help, chemical peels, laser resurfacing, very effective options, early wrinkles, botulinum toxin, botox, used, some, the wrinkles associated, overactive facial muscles, plastic surgery, facelift, browlift, an elective procedure, paid, entirely by the patient, not by insurance.