1. Many moles
   A year-round tan
2. Use sunscreen with less than an SPF 15

People with a high number of moles are at a greater risk of melanoma. Other candidates include people with red or fair hair, blue eyes, fair skin and freckles, those who tan with difficulty and burn in the sun and those with a history of the disease in two or more family members.

1. 40
   50
2. 60
   All of the above

You can have a successful facelift at 40, 50 or 60. And while most people seek this age-booster during this 20-year age span, they can have successful surgery in their 70s and 80s, too, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

1. 25
   30
2. 37

Though it often takes them by surprise, women experience their first wrinkle around their 30th birthday. Inherited patterns begin to show up then because cellular regeneration is slowing down.

1. A facelift
   Dermabrasion
2. Chemical peels
   Sunscreen with SPF 15

Applying sunscreen SPF 15 or higher when you go outside is the best way to avoid wrinkles. You should also stop smoking which, along with sun damage, accelerates aging of the skin.

1. Alpha lipoic acid
   Tocotrienols (vitamin E)
2. Vitamin C
   All of the above

All of these antioxidants have been shown to impede and even repair cellular damage to skin cells, according to noted dermatologist Nicholas Perricone, author of "The Wrinkle Cure". More specifically, they help to reduce inflammation, fade wrinkles and scars and improve muscle tone.

1. Breast augmentation
   Facial contouring
2. Liposuction
   Tummy tuck

Liposuction is the most popular plastic surgery in America, with about 230,000 people turning to the fat-vacumming procedure in 1999, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. By contrast, 167,000 women had breast implants that same year.

1. $2,550
   $10,000
2. $12,500

The correct answer is A. While costs vary from state to state and doctor to doctor, you can expect to pay about $2,550 for liposuction.

1. Psoriasis
   Pityriasis rosea
2. Dermatitis

Next to acne, pityriasis rosea (pink patches which can sometimes appear by the hundreds) is the most common skin problem that teens face. Other common skin problems are: atopic eczema, which makes the skin oozy, itchy and crusty, particularly the face and scalp, and tinea versicolor, which causes the skin to take on an uneven color and scaly appearance.

1. Vitamin E
   Lipo-injection
2. Chemical peels
   Moisturizer

Chemical peels can remove liver spots, which are caused by age and exposure to the sun.

1. Age
   Years of wearing inappropriate footwear
2. A defect in the vein

Varicose veins are formed because of a defect in the vein. This defect causes the vein to be "stretchable", which allows blood to flow in the wrong direction and leads to blue bulges known as varicose veins.