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Crow's Feet

Smooth out the fine lines around the outer corners of your eyes for a vibrant, awake appearance. Explore advanced treatment options designed to reduce crow's feet and safely rejuvenate your skin.

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What Are Crow's Feet?

Crow's feet, also known as lateral canthal lines, are the tiny wrinkles that form at the outer corners of your eyes. They usually start out as dynamic lines, meaning they only appear when you smile, laugh, or squint. Over time, these folds can become static lines that remain visible even when your face is completely relaxed.

These fine lines are a very natural part of the ageing process, especially when the skin around the eyes becomes incredibly thin and delicate. There are many effective aesthetic treatments available to help smooth these lines and restore a fresh, youthful appearance!

Causes of Crow's Feet
Causes of Crow's Feet

What Causes Crow's Feet?

Several everyday factors break down collagen and elastin in the skin, which leads to crow's feet.

Ageing
As we grow older, our skin naturally loses its elasticity, plumpness, and vital structural proteins.
Facial Expressions
Repeated muscle movements like smiling, laughing, or squinting fold the skin, resulting in permanent lines.
Sun Damage
Exposure to harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun breaks down skin tissue and speeds up the ageing process.
Smoking
This habit introduces free radicals, reduces blood flow, and limits the oxygen supply to your skin.
Genetics
Your family history heavily influences how and when your skin begins to show signs of ageing

Symptoms of Crow's Feet

The signs start to appear in your 30s or 40s, with common symptoms like:

Fine, branching lines spreading from the outer corners.

Deeper wrinkles that become more obvious when smiling.

Creases on the face, even when the facial muscles are rested

Tired or aged look around the eye

Symptoms of Crow's Feet
Symptoms of Crow's Feet

When to Seek Treatment

You should consider exploring treatment options when:

  • 01Your crow's feet begin to affect your self-esteem and appearance.
  • 02Dynamic expression lines turn into permanent, static wrinkles
  • 03Creases appear even when using over-the-counter eye creams or moisturisers.
  • 04Skin loses its elasticity due to age.

Advanced Crow's Feet Treatment Options

Get efficient, tailored treatments at Dr Tanov Eye & Aesthetics, safely designed to reduce crow's feet. Our experts will help you select the ideal plan for natural-looking results.

Anti-Wrinkle Injectables

These aesthetic injections temporarily relax the tiny muscles around your eyes that cause the skin to fold when you smile. This highly effective treatment smooths existing lines and prevents them from getting deeper, enhancing your natural definition.

Polynucleotides

This bioactive injectable skin booster is perfectly designed for the delicate under-eye area. It works to deeply hydrate the skin, boost collagen production, and refine skin texture, helping to visibly smooth signs of fatigue and fine lines.

Morpheus8

Combining advanced microneedling with radiofrequency energy, Morpheus8 stimulates collagen production deep within the skin. This non-surgical treatment tightens the delicate eye area and improves firmness for a smoother, lifted, and more youthful contour.

Fractional CO2 Laser

Our advanced clinical CO₂ laser safely resurfaces the upper layers of damaged skin. By removing older skin cells, it promotes intense collagen renewal, which helps smooth stubborn static crow's feet and improves overall skin texture

Why Choose Dr Tanov

Choosing the right expert for the delicate eye area is incredibly important.

Dr Kalin Tanov, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon
Dr Kalin TanovConsultant Ophthalmic Surgeon
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Expertise

Dr Kalin Tanov is a highly experienced Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon and has performed over 50,000+ procedures

Personalised Solution

You receive tailored care for the eyes and face that meets your aesthetic goals.

Advanced Methods

Experts use modern high-tech equipment with careful device settings for the best outcomes.

Credibility

With a 5-star Google rating and being GMC registered, Dr Tanov is trusted by patients in London and Newcastle.

No More Wrinkles and Creases, Just a Smooth, Youthful Appearance!

Let our expert team help you get the ideal treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you completely get rid of crow's feet?+

While you cannot stop the natural ageing process, professional treatments can dramatically reduce their appearance. Anti-wrinkle injectables and laser resurfacing can smooth these lines so they are barely visible.

At what age do crow's feet usually appear?+

Most people start noticing fine lines around their eyes in their 30s or early 40s. However, the exact timing depends heavily on your genetics, unprotected sun exposure, and lifestyle habits.

Are injectables safe for the skin around the eyes?+

Yes, anti-wrinkle injectables are very safe when performed by a qualified medical professional. Our experts ensure natural-looking results that smooth lines without compromising your facial expressions.

How do you prevent crow's feet?+

You can slow fine lines by wearing an SPF 30+ sunscreen daily, using UV-blocking sunglasses, and avoiding smoking. Using an eye cream with peptides or retinol also helps.

How long do the results of crow's feet treatments last?+

Results vary by treatment, with anti-wrinkle injections typically lasting around 3 to 4 months. Collagen-boosting treatments, like Morpheus8 or CO2 Laser resurfacing, offer longer-lasting improvements.

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