Table 3.

Wrinkles/texture signs and correlations with age and heliodermal status

Signs	Heliodermal status	Age	Wrinkles and texture
Upper-lip texture*  In addition to more or less deep vertical lines, the upper lip has a thick aspect, is padded, and has a pronounced microrelief forming a grid	0.541	0.579
Cheek folds*  Deep folds completely anarchic and presenting no specific directions link to muscular movements of face	0.515	0.573
Lower lip wrinkles*  Wrinkles more or less deep from corner of lower lip and extending downward from the chin	0.495	0.531
Jawline folds*  Folds begin at the ear lobe created by a thick skin, marked by dryness and elastosis, and extending over the jaw and neck giving a crumpled paper appearance	0.437	0.581
Wrinkles created by lower face ptosis*  A more or less deep fold is created at the zonal level of separation of chin and cheek	0.495	0.523
Chin texture*  In addition to dimples, the area of the chin and cheek areas adjacent have a thick skin appearance, are padded, and have a pronounced microrelief forming a grid	0.564	0.623

Notes: Correlations are with age and heliodermal status.

^*Signs most affected by UV exposure.

Abbreviation: UV, ultraviolet.