This picture of a 69-year-old trucker in The New England Journal of Medicine is striking. You can clearly see the effects of his 28-year career behind the wheel, with each wrinkle plotted out across his skin like a road map. The left side of his face got this way due to sun exposure, what those dermatologists who read NEJM call dermatoheliosis, a "thickening and wrinkling of the skin.". But what's really surprising is to see the full image of both sides of his face, and just how different the right side looks.
Autoblog, This is what a lifetime of sunshine can do to truckers
