Kritika Handa
Smoking accelerates skin aging, leading to wrinkles and fine lines due to reduced blood flow.
The chemicals in cigarettes damage collagen and elastin, making skin less firm and more saggy.
Smoking can cause a lack of oxygen and nutrients, resulting in a pale, sallow appearance.
Nicotine restricts blood vessels, leading to uneven skin tone and increased risk of pigmentation issues.
Smokers experience slower healing processes, increasing the risk of scarring from cuts or injuries.
Smoking is linked to various skin disorders, including psoriasis and eczema, exacerbating symptoms.