Leider kenn ich das Wort (noch) nicht. -
Zu Haut und deren Konditionen fällt mir noch ein:

rau(h)
rissig
schorfig
zerkratzt
etc. . .

verbraucht, vom Alter gezeichnet, zerfurcht...

Google: define:raddled ergibt
http://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=raddled

sie sah verhärmt aus, würde ich sagen

bubo: Auch an dieser Stelle noch einmal die ausdrückliche Bitte an Dich, entweder erst mal selbst zu googeln oder etwas mehr Kontext zu liefern!

Das mit dem Kontext kann ich unterstreichen . . .

Nach Penguins Definition fällt mir noch ein:

verlebt
verwelkt . . .

www.merriam-webster.com:

raddled • \RAD-uld\ • adjective
1 : being in a state of confusion : lacking composure
*2 : broken-down, worn
Example Sentence:
We were met at the door by a raddled old man who turned out to be the actor's father, and who in his day had also been an estimable presence on the London stage.
Did you know?
How "raddled" came to mean "old and worn" isn't known for sure, but etymologists have some theories. One possibility is an association with raddle, a red coloring matter that was used to mark animals. From this, "raddled" came to mean "heavily made up with rouge" -- a condition that sometimes causes the makeup wearer to appear older and more haggard instead of more attractive. "Raddled" predates the similar-sounding adjective "rattled," which means "confused or upset" and comes from the verb "rattle." "Raddled" first appeared in print in 1694, and "rattled" didn't appear until the early 1900s.

*Indicates the sense illustrated in the example sentence.