10 appearance of a damaged if smoking

If you smoke, you already know you should quit. This is bad for your heart, lungs, brain, and even your sex life.

But you've quit smoking yesterday when the bad effects it a little clearer. What if every cigarette creates a black pockmark on your face, for example?
Well, smoking ruin your appearance. Read on to find 10 kinds of smoking will ruin your appearance.
Bags under your eyes
Do not you hate it when you can not get a good night's sleep, and it shows in your face?According to John Hopkins study smokers 4 times more likely than those who can not break do not smoke.
Scaly skin
Scaly skin can happen to anyone, including non-smokers. But the risk of scaly skin will go up a lot for smokers.
According to a 2007 study, if you smoke one pack a day Morocco for 10 years or less, the risk increased 20% flaky skin, 11-20 years your risk is 60% higher, and for those who meroko more than 20 years the risk increases by 50 %, (even secondhand smoke during pregnancy or childhood was associated with higher risk.)
Yellow teethDo you like white teeth tida? If you smoke please say goodbye for white teeth.

Premature aging and wrinklesExperts agree that smoking accelerates aging, making smokers look 1.4 years older than non-smokers, on average.
Why facial wrinkles? Smoking inhibits blood supply to tissues supple and healthy looking skin.
Yellow FingersNicotine in cigarette smoke can not only make your teeth (and your house wall) of chocolate, but also makes your fingers and nails yellow.
Thin hairIn addition to skin wrinkles smoking also damage your hair too. Experts say toxic chemicals in smoke can damage the DNA in hair follicles and produce free radicals that damage cells as well.
Smokers have thin hair that tends to gray and balding faster than non-smokers.
According to research in Taiwan in 2007 male smokers are two times faster than non-smokers bald, in addition to genetic factors.
ScarNicotine causes vasoconstriction, a narrowing of blood vessels that can restrict the flow of oxygen-rich blood to the blood vessels in the face or other parts of the body.
This means that your wounds will take longer to heal and you'll have a scar bigger and redder than those of you who do not smoke.
Broken tooth
Smoking puts you at greater risk for all types of dental problems, including oral cancer and gum disease.
In fact, according to a 2005 British study in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology, smokers are at risk of up to six times more likely than nonsmokers to gum disease, which can lead to tooth loss.
Loss of Natural AuraEver notice how the skin smokers' sometimes seems to die? A 1985 study came up with the term Smoker's Face to describe specific facial characteristics, such as wrinkles and gray appearance of the skin, caused by smoking.
Cigarette smoke contains carbon monoxide, which replaces oxygen in your skin, and nicotine, which reduces blood flow, leaving the skin dry and discolored. Smoking also spent a lot of nutrients, including vitamin C, which helps protect and repair skin damage.
Healing old woundsExperts found that smokers take longer to heal after surgery such as face-lifts, tooth extractions, and periodontal procedures.