Crows Feet (Wrinkles)

Q: WHAT ARE CROW’S FEET?

“Crow’s Feet” is the term given to those fine lines and wrinkles around the eye area. There are two variations of these wrinkles: dynamic and static. Dynamic wrinkles develop from repeated facial movements. For example, every smile, frown and eyebrow raise contributes to creating little creases at the corner of the eyes. Static wrinkles are a result of loss of elasticity and the takeover of gravity. Thin, crepey and sagging skin under the eyes that may appear to be loose are static.

Q: WHAT CAUSES CROW’S FEET?

Crow’s Feet naturally appear as we age. The main cause of Crow’s Feet is through expression, such a smiling, typically appearing in the areas where the skin naturally folds as consequence of those movements. They develop due to skin losing its structure and becoming thinner over time. Wrinkles can also be caused by various contributing factors such as, sun damage, smoking, environmental and genetic factors.

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Our treatment options to eliminate Crow’s Feet:

At Marlow Face and Body we offer a wide range of treatments to reduce the look of Crow’s Feet. During your initial consultation we take care to listen to your concerns and create a treatment plan that suits you and your lifestyle best. Results to minimise the appearance of Crow’s Feet can be achieved with a combination of treatments ranging from winkle relaxing injections (such as Botox, Azzalure or Bocouture) administered by our fully trained medical professionals, ClearLift skin remodelling, iPixel resurfacing, SkinPen microneedling and our medical grade chemical peels and skincare by ZO and Alumier.

WRINKLE RELAXING INJECTIONS

CLEARLIFT™

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ALUMIER MD CHEMICAL PEELS

What are Crow’s Feet?

“Crow’s Feet” is the term given to those fine lines and wrinkles around the eye area. There are two variations of these wrinkles: dynamic and static. Dynamic wrinkles develop from repeated facial movements. For example, every smile, frown and eyebrow raise contributes to creating little creases at the corner of the eyes. Static wrinkles are a result of loss of elasticity and the takeover of gravity. Thin, crepey and sagging skin under the eyes that may appear to be loose are static.

What causes Crow’s Feet?

Crow’s Feet naturally appear as we age. The main cause of Crow’s Feet is through expression, such a smiling, typically appearing in the areas where the skin naturally folds as consequence of those movements. They develop due to skin losing its structure and becoming thinner over time. Wrinkles can also be caused by various contributing factors such as, sun damage, smoking, environmental and genetic factors.