As the lips age with the rest of the face, they lose volume, become thinner, and the outer corners droop. The appearance of tiny vertical lines may also occur, particularly in those who smoke. In a...

In young people large pores are characterized by a shiny skin surface which, upon closer inspection, reveals larger pores. This is due to a buildup of sebum and dead skin cells which stretch the fo...

This condition, which can make someone look older and heavier, is called submental fullness, and it can be difficult to get rid of. Submental fullness can be influenced by multiple factors, such as...

Your eyelashes lose the ability to retain moisture, causing them to be brittle and susceptible to breakage. In a survey of 1,193 women between the ages of 35 to 60 years old, it was found that 80% ...

Environmental factors also play a major role in aging hands.  The hands receive as much sun exposure as the face, though they are usually less protected.  Sun damage causes textural problems as wel...

Changes from age are not primarily due to “loose skin,” instead it is a result of loss of underlying structure with reabsorption of fat pads and skeletal bone loss. Treatment with a variety of derm...

Cell turnover starts to slow down as we get older, and it doesn’t always slow at the same pace across your face so you end up with patches of dead skin in some areas, causing your complexion to be ...

These unsightly spots are primarily the result of chronic sun exposure, as well as genetic predisposition. Contrary to common belief, they have nothing to do with the liver or directly with age, al...

Telangiectasias are commonly found around the nose, cheeks, chin, neck as well as the upper chest and legs. This vascular condition may be hereditary, but can be aggravated and made more prominent ...

Acne can occur any time in life but often begins in puberty with the development of comedones (blackheads and whiteheads), pimples, and deeper lumps (cysts or nodules) that occur on the face, neck,...