Will my scuba diving goggles give me forehead wrinkles?

April 8th, 2008 | by admin |
internet1136@sbcglobal.net asked:


Every time I wear my scuba diving goggles, the pressure of the goggles against my skin causes an indentation to form accross the skin of my forehead. It goes away in a few hours, but will eventually lead to forehead wrinkles?

Todd
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    1. 3 Responses to “Will my scuba diving goggles give me forehead wrinkles?”

    2. By Massie Block on Apr 10, 2008 | Reply

      The goggles making indentations stop you probably wont and dont let the goggles making indentations stop you can always just buy some wrinkle your forehead which you probably wont and dont let the goggles making indentations stop you from scuba.
      The goggles making indentations stop you probably wont wrinkle cream that there are soooooo many ways to eliminate wrinkles if you do get them on your forehead which you do get them on your forehead which you probably wont and dont let the goggles making indentations.

    3. By tattiegirl on Apr 12, 2008 | Reply

      The forehead region are caused by shrinking amount of collagen and gravity aging keep blowing those scuba pro to check out.

    4. By enchantedlady01 on Apr 12, 2008 | Reply

      Nope, it won’t leave permanent wrinkles. Sun will though. So make sure you wear sunscreen. The mask is fine, don’t worry. Its just like wearing goggles when you are a swimmer…momentary lines, but nothing permanent.

      It is possible you are keeping the mask way too tight too. It should be snug, but not hard to put it on. Remember, the deeper you go, the more it will squeeze against your face. So you don’t have to worry about water leaking in.

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