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How Do Crow's Feet Treatments Work?

At Contour Clinics, doctor-led aesthetic consultations for crow’s feet comprehensively address the multiple factors contributing to their appearance, including repetitive facial muscle movements, changes in facial volume, loss of skin elasticity, and the natural ageing process.

A common target of treatment is temporary relaxation of the orbicularis oculi muscle, the muscle around the eyes responsible for crow’s feet—reducing its repeated contractions and associated skin creasing. Over time, this approach may help to soften existing lines and possibly delay the deepening and progression of crow’s feet.

Possible outcomes, benefits, and associated risks will be thoroughly discussed during your consultation. Treatment plans are tailored individually; however, there is no guarantee of specific results or outcomes.

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Crow's Feet Understanding Crows Feet Anatomy

Crow’s feet are fine lines that form at the outer corners of your eyes, primarily caused by repeated facial expressions such as smiling, squinting, and laughing. These actions engage a muscle called the orbicularis oculi, a circular muscle that surrounds the eye, responsible for closing the eyelids, blinking, and expressing emotion.

When you smile or squint, this muscle tightens, pulling the delicate skin around your eyes inward. Over time, constant repetition of these movements creates lasting creases. As you age, your skin naturally loses elasticity and collagen, making it harder for the skin to return to its original smooth state after these contractions. As a result, what starts as temporary expression lines eventually becomes deeper, permanent wrinkles known as crow’s feet.

The Contour Clinics Guarantee

At Contour Clinics, we’re committed to providing safe, ethical, and personalised cosmetic care. Our experienced doctors focus on delivering balanced, realistic outcomes tailored specifically to your needs.

Book your complimentary consultation today to discuss suitable cosmetic options and experience the patient-focused care that sets Contour Clinics apart. Individual results can vary, and our clinicians will guide you through what outcomes may be achievable for you.

 

  • Complimentary, obligation-free consultations with experienced doctors
  • Strict safety and hygiene protocols aligned with industry-leading standards
  • Advanced 3D photography to aid in a collaborative, comprehensive facial analysis
  • Products and technologies selected based on quality, safety, and efficacy
  • Medical-grade clinical environments thoughtfully designed for patient comfort and convenience

Frequently Asked Questions

What age should I start crow’s feet treatments?

Treatments for the appearance of lines around the eyes (crow’s feet) can be considered by adults of varying ages, depending on their individual aesthetic concerns. Most patients seeking consultation for crows feet wrinkles typically start to see signs of facial ageing between the ages of 30s and early 40s. At Contour Clinics, a personalised consultation with our qualified medical professionals allows for an appropriate assessment of your facial anatomy, aesthetic goals, and suitability for treatment.

How long do crow’s feet treatments last?

Following treatment of lines around the eyes (crow’s feet), subtle changes may become noticeable within several days to a week. Treatment outcomes typically become clearer within approximately two weeks, though individual experiences and timeframes can vary significantly.

The duration of treatment effects differs between individuals and depends on multiple factors. During your consultation at Contour Clinics, potential benefits, timeframes, and risks will be discussed in detail.

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