Possibly: Chronic squinting can cause muscular contraction around your eyes which stimulate wrinkles. As you age, some of these wrinkles may persist even when you are not squinting. I would recommend considering correcting your vision to prevent squinting, Botox to prevent the muscles from contracting, and laser skin treatments to tighten the skin/minimize any current wrinkles.
Answered 5/3/2015
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Yes: Yes. sunglasses may decrease squinting in sunlight. Botox can prevent wrinkles from squinting. See a dermatologist or facial plastic surgeon.
Answered 5/2/2017
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