Are you not happy with the results of spending a lot of money on expensive creams and procedures to improve your skin quality? If you're a smoker, it's not surprising. The toxic substances in cigarettes not only harm your internal organs but also leave very visible marks on your face. How will your skin change if you quit smoking?
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Dr. Mary
Dermatovenerologist
5 outward signs that a person is a smoker
- Dull complexion: smoking impairs blood circulation, depriving skin cells of oxygen and essential nutrients. This makes the face look dull and lifeless.
- Early wrinkles: cigarettes contain thousands of harmful chemicals, including free radicals, which destroy collagen and elastin, the proteins responsible for skin elasticity and youthfulness. Smokers get wrinkles earlier, especially around the mouth and eyes.
- Dryness and flaking: nicotine constricts blood vessels, interfering with normal skin moisturization and leading to dryness, flaking, and rough texture.
- Yellowing and uneven skin tone: prolonged exposure to cigarette smoke can leave a yellowish tint on the skin and teeth, and toxic compounds provoke stains and unevenness.
- Acne and ot...
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October 28, 2025
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