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Why do my scalp have wrinkles?
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Strong Muscle: S-skin c-cutaneous tissue a- aponeurosis l- loose areolar tissue p- pericranium those are the layers of scalp, the aponeurosis is connected to occipito-frontalis muscle, and all wrinkles due the action of an underlying muscles. Botox can help, but would be an off label use.
Answered 6/24/2014
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