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At what age do we/ did you start getting wrinkles?
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Age and wrinkles: First wrinkles are seen somewhere around age 28-35. Much depends on the amount of sun exposure the person has had as 80% of all skin changes that are recognized as aging - dry sallow leathery skin, wrinkles, thinning, dark spots, uneven pigmentation, etc - are due to sun damage. People who stay out of the sun and use sun protection regularly tend to have fewer wrinkles.
Answered 4/7/2013
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