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Posted by vesperae
on October 14, 2008, 2:59 pm, in reply to "Inquiry"
I don't know that I've observed exactly what you're describing suckapunks, but since smoking chronically restricts peripheral capillary blood flow, the skin of smokers tends to be paler than that of non-smokers, and unfortunately, premature onset of wrinkles seems to be much more common.
As for reversibility...I suppose that all depends on length and extent of exposure, should the smoker quit.
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