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Ayatollahi A. Aging of the human lip and clinical lmplications. jdc 2025; 16 (2) :114-122
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Center for Research and Training in Skin Disease and Leprosy, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran , azinay@gmail.com
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Human lip aging is one of the natural signs of the body’s aging process, occurring over time due to factors such as a decrease in collagen and elastin, exposure to sunlight, environmental stress, and genetic changes. As time passes, the lips may lose their appearance, and fine lines or deep wrinkles may form around the lips and the upper lip area. These changes can lead to a reduction in lip volume and the loss of their natural shape. Additionally, dryness and chapping of the lips are other issues commonly observed with lip aging. Skin care, the use of moisturizers, and avoiding prolonged sun exposure can help slow down this process.
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