As we all age, our skin begins to show signs of it. One of the most common types of wrinkles are facial wrinkles and they come in a variety different shapes and sizes. The four main kinds that people experience more often as they get older include crow’s feet, nasolabial folds, smoker’s lines, and marionette line
1. Crow’s feet
Crow’s feet are one type of wrinkle that is seen quite frequently on mature or aging faces due to many years spent laughing or squinting from bright sunlight exposure. These small wrinkles form around the eyes usually starting at mid-twenties for both men and women although some individuals may be fortunate enough not to develop them until later years if proper care has been taken with sun protection over time.
2. Nasolabial folds
Nasolabial folds appear when there is a decline in collagen production which can cause our skin to lose its elasticity; these deep creases start developing between the sides of the nose near the mouth up into the cheeks area influenced by factors like genetics or lifestyle (such as smoking cigarettes). As an individual gets older their tendency will become even more pronounced making maintenance therapies necessary depending on how bad things have gotten already.
3. Perioral lines
Perioral lines, also known as smoker’s lines, are wrinkles that form around the mouth. These small wrinkles can be quite concerning to many individuals since they can cause one to look older or stressed regardless of their actual age or emotional state. Although there must be some biological factors at play when it comes to perioral lines forming, long-term smoking and poor lifestyle choices tend to increase an individual’s chances of developing these wrinkles prematurely in life.
4. Marionette lines
Marionette lines are wrinkles that form on the lower part of a person’s face, around their mouth and chin area. These wrinkle lines can give off an impression of sadness or worry, whereas other wrinkles might make someone look worried or drowsy. While they may not be as defined or noticeable in young people, marionette lines become more prominent with age due to sagging skin and decreased elasticity. Some factors which contribute to the development of marionette lines include genetics and sun exposure along with loss in facial volume over time caused by the aging process such as slowed production of collagen and elastin within our bodies This results in less firmness support for some parts so cheeks droop down giving rise to these unsightly signs around lips.