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A Dr. Doris Day, MD , Dermatology, answered. Smoking affects your skin in the following ways: 1) Tobacco smoke, including second hand smoke, dries out the surface of your skin. With repeated exposure, your skin will lose its resilience and elasticity at an alarming rate.