Crepes may be delectable, but crepey skin? Not so much. The term describes skin that, like crepe paper, appears thin and crinkled and typically lacks the elasticity, thickness, and firmness of ...

Most of us are familiar with crepe paper — that dry, finely wrinkled and fragile material you’ve probably seen at a birthday party or two. Thanks to a variety of factors like aging, weight loss and ...

Join Board Certified Dermatologist Dr. Dustin Portela as he unveils his top 7 tips for defy the appearance of crepey skin. From understanding the fundamental causes to easy, actionable steps you can ...

“Crepey skin is the result of both natural aging and external factors. Over time, our skin loses collagen and elastin, becomes thinner, and is less able to repair itself,” says Whitney Tolpinrud, MD, ...

Crepey skin—that finely wrinkled, thin, loose texture—can show up on anyone as they age. You can usually find it on areas of the body that tend to soak up sun more often, like the forearms, upper arms ...

With the growing popularity of GLP-1 use, crepey skin has become a popular topic of conversation. Add in“tech neck,” and other external factors have all contributed to making skin thinner, more ...