20 & I have these wrinkles on my face.

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Christin B.

Mar 6, 2014

Christin B.

The title explains it really. I hate it and just recently started noticing them. what can I do?

Shauna S.

Mar 6, 2014

Shauna S.

Those aren't wrinkles, everyone has them from when you smile or laugh. The trick to reducing the appearance of lines is to develop a good skincare routine. Cleanse, tone, and moisturize. Also using an eye cream and a night serum in your 20's is a good idea for anti aging. What kind of skincare routine do you currently have?

Natalie T.

Mar 6, 2014

Natalie T.

Shauna is correct, those are just natural facial markings known as nasolabial folds. Thy may become more pronounced as you get older, but they are something that everyone has. I'm not quite sure how to "firm" them up, but hopefully someone can give you some recommendations for something to firm up the skin or stimulate collagen production in the area.

Bemnia L.

Mar 6, 2014

Bemnia L.

You could talk to a dermatologist and start using a small percent of retnol cream

Christin B.

Mar 6, 2014

Christin B.

I use 3 different medicines on my face my doc prescribed me. but I will use your advice!

Caitlin M.

Mar 7, 2014

Caitlin M.

I don't think a retinol is going to do much for that because as others have stated, they aren't wrinkles, they're nasolabial folds and everyone has them. I would just make sure your skin is hydrated, as well as your body - drink plenty of water, and use a sunscreen.

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