I am 20, and I have been smoking a little over a pack a day since I was 13. My skin is becoming dry, irregularly colored, and I have recently noticed two deep lines on my forehead. Is it possible to reverse this damage if I quit smoking now, or am I forever doomed to look older than I actually am?
im sorry to hear that but unfortunately, smoking damage is not reversible. the only way it will get better is to quit smoking NOW! i cant stress that enough. also you need to use is good skin care products for aging and possibly wrinkles. hope i helped!
since you were 13? wow. i think eventually it will fade away if you stop right now.
help me with mine?
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If you stop now you should see some improvement, but all the damage caused by smoking will never completely go away.
If you stop now, it will be better than if you continued to smoke.
However, that being said, there will be some damage that will affect the rest of your life.
Maybe its just bad genes.
Drink a lot of water, and take proper rest, and obviously quit smoking
Your skin will start getting better within a month
tobacco damages skin slowly just like slow poisoning. if you stop atleast now then you can find some improvement. stop smoking and feel good skin.