As we get older, our skin tends to lose elasticity, leading to more wrinkles. While wrinkles certainly aren’t a bad thing, there may be times when you’d like to cover them up or lessen their appearance. There are a few products and tricks you can use to cover deep wrinkles to look and feel your best every day.

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Try an anti-aging cream.

  1. These anti-aging products will help reduce the appearance of wrinkles and give your skin more elasticity. [1] [2]
    • Use caution with anti-aging creams—if the product burns or stings, you might be having a bad reaction. Wipe it off and try something else. [3]
    • Only use 1 anti-aging product at a time. If you use multiple, you could irritate your skin. [4]
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Set your makeup with a translucent powder.

  1. Translucent powder is clear, so it won’t settle into your wrinkles like a colored powder would. [14]
    • Focus on adding powder to your under-eye area and your T-zone (your forehead, chin, and nose). The less product you can use, the better!
    • If you’re going somewhere with flash photography, go easy on the translucent powder. Flash photos can highlight the powder on your face, making it look brighter and whiter than it actually is.
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    Can you reverse deep wrinkles?
    Lydia Shedlofsky, DO
    Dermatologist
    Dr. Lydia Shedlofsky is a Resident Dermatologist who joined Affiliated Dermatology in July of 2019 after completing a traditional rotating internship at Larkin Community Hospital in Miami, Florida. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology at Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina. After graduation, she moved to Beira, Mozambique, and worked as a research assistant and intern at a free clinic. She completed a Post-Baccalaureate program and subsequently earned a Master's Degree in Medical Education and a Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) from the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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    Yes. You can treat deep wrinkles with professional chemical peels. However, there are side effects and risks involved with these stronger chemical peels, including scarring and pigmentation loss.
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      • While collagen supplements are sometimes recommended for wrinkles, science has proven that they aren’t super effective. [16]
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