Forehead facial wrinkles
Forehead facial wrinkles do occur from various reasons but any damage created can be corrected professionally
Forehead facial wrinkles: Reviving your youthful appearance
Even though all of us wants to look youthful and avoid frowning faces with deep forehead facial wrinkles, our actions betrays this wish. Many people have subjected their skin to great dangers by exposing it to the skin and indulgence into drugs. How then do we keep a smooth forehead and generally the entire facial look? We spoke to doctor, Dalal Akoury over this interesting topic and with her professionalism, we want to help you get a wrinkled free forehead, face and generally the whole body. To start us off it is important to take note that wrinkles will remain wrinkles whether they appear on the forehead, face or any other part of the body. They are normally common for a number of reasons some of which may include the following:
- Sun exposure
- Genetic Aging
- Common facial movements
The major causes of wrinkles are well known to all of us because we have contributed in forming them. And to eliminating them from the expert’s point of view, we will be looking primarily at the face and the forehead wrinkles. These are the most visible area of your face which automatically comes into immediate contact with the public and is particularly prone to wrinkle development and because of this many people often make attempts of hiding their wrinkled forehead either by wearing large hats or styling their hair to cover the forehead. The environment around us provides very many causes of wrinkles and the good news is that just as we have many causes there are also many ways to reduce and decrease the appearance of lines and wrinkles on your face. Reaching out for the experts’ advice at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center will be necessary and I will encourage you to seek professional input from doctor, Akoury at convenience.
Forehead facial wrinkles: Processes leading to wrinkles
Even small amounts of UV radiation trigger the processes that can cause wrinkles:
- Sunlight damages collagen fibers (the major protein that gives structure to the skin). Sunlight also damages elastin, a protein in the skin that normally maintains the springiness and strength of tissue beneath the skin.
- In response to this sun-induced elastin damage, the body produces large amounts of enzymes called metalloproteinase.
- Some of these enzymes degrade (break down) collagen. The result is an uneven formation (matrix) of disorganized collagen fibers called solar scars. Repetition of this abnormal skin rebuilding causes wrinkles.
- An important event in this process is the over-production of oxidants, also called free radicals. Excessive amounts of oxidants damage the body’s cells and even alter their genetic material. Oxidation may contribute to wrinkling by activating the specific metalloproteinase that degrade connective tissue.
In addition to sunlight, other factors may hasten the formation of wrinkles for example:
- Cigarette Smoking – Smoking produces oxygen-free radicals, which accelerate wrinkles and aging skin disorders, and increase the risk for non-melanoma skin cancers. Studies also suggest that smoking and subsequent oxidation produce higher levels of metalloproteinase, the enzymes associated with wrinkles.
- Air Pollution – Ozone, a common air pollutant, may be a particular problem for the skin, and deplete an important antioxidant, Vitamin E.
Forehead facial wrinkles: Reviving your youthful appearance
