Who is more likely to get wrinkles when they are older?

A fat person (not obese just fat)
Or a skinny person

I've been wondering this because when you have wrinkles or whatever they usually give you FAT injections to fill in the gap.

Btw i'm not even close to getting wrinkles just wondering.

Being fat or thin really doesn't play into it as much as other things like genetics and health.

The things that prevent wrinkles overall are things you should start now drink lots of water, use sunscreen every day no matter what, avoid smoking, fake tan only, eat a healthy diet, use moisturizer...

That being said, when I've gone to the nursing home the women who are very thin look more wrinkled than the chubby elderly women do. Like you said, when you go in they do inject fat to remove wrinkles, so maybe the extra fat in their faces make them look less wrinkled.

the person who's diet was the most lacking in healthy fats and overall nutrition will have the worst skin...

Yes they do give you fat injections to smooth out wrinkles but thats only because of the lose of normal fatty tissue in areas like the face when you get older. It happens to eeevvveeerrryonne so it doesn't make a difference if you are fat or not to begin...it just depends on how much sun you've subjected your skin to over the years.

weight doesn't matter????- but if i were to guess i would say maybe a skinny person would get alot more wrinkles when older. people with really dry skin seem like they would wrinkle more when they get older. i heard having oily skin is a good thing when it comes to wrinkles.

That totally depends...

You get wrinkles from:
- sun exposure (too much of it)
- dehydration (also eating too many processed or dry foods and too little water-rich foods like fruits and vegetables)
- a poor diet (which one can have when skinny or overweight).
- too little good fats in the diet
- smoking
- drugs and alcohol
Other things that affect your skin:
- your skin regimen and whether it is a good one or bad
- whether you get enough rest
- whether you eat refined sugar or not
- whether you use a shower filter or not and what kind of bottled water you use to clean your face

Etc. etc. etc.!!! The list goes on.
It all depends on your habits. Whether your skin can remain elastic and plump for a long time has a LOT to do with diet and lifestyle.
A skinny person can have terrible habits and a fat person can have good habits (but just eat too much) so it is hard to say. Some of it is genetic as well, whether you keep a youthful appearance or not, or what kind of wrinkles you get. Some of it has to do with overactive facial muscles.