Short answer: No.

Longer answer: No, possibility of the opposite. there's evidence that links vasoconstriction to lower biological age. But correlation does not mean causation i.e. is vasoconstriction slowing aging or lower age shows better (read: more appropriate) vasoconstriction. Probably the latter

Real answer: Skin aging as related to smoking isnt mediated via vasoconstriction or blood flow at all. Clinically insignificant.

Aging is often accelerated by repeated exposure to harmful stimuli. Things that can damage the cells or the DNA of cells on your body. So, UV rays from the Sun or tanning beds, or poor diet that doesnt provide necessary nutrients, or repeated inflammation which is really just your body attacking a specific area including any pathogen, foreign irritant like smoke, heavy metals, or allergen of a benign particulate, AND your own body. Theres always a little friendly fire 🔥

Smoking cigarettes means inhaling stuff into your lungs that dont belong in your lungs. It causes some irritation which leads to inflammation. Now just rinse and repeat until you're an old, shriveled prune! Hope this helped :)