face Condition
Crow’s Feet
Crow's Feet are a very common concern in which lines tend to fan outwards from the outer corners of the eyes. Although these lines can appear fine at first, over time they deepen and are much more visible as the skin loses collagen and elastin in the ageing process, Crow’s Feet can naturally form.
Overuse of facial expressions such as smiling, and squinting can also lead to the formation of crow’s feet. This concern can often become visible prematurely due to skin damage caused by sun exposure, smoking and environmental factors which reduce the quality of the skin, especially around the delicate eye area.
While age and sun damage are significant causes of crow’s feet, they can occur at any age, even for those in their 20s and is something that when treated correctly, can be reduced in a very natural way.
At Perfect Skin Solutions, our award-winning, doctor-led skin clinic in Southsea, Portsmouth, we offer personalised treatment options for crow’s feet and fine lines around the eyes. BTX-A anti-wrinkle injections may help soften dynamic wrinkles caused by repeated facial expressions, such as smiling or squinting.
For deeper lines that remain visible when the face is relaxed, other treatments may be considered following a clinical assessment. Our practitioners will discuss suitable options based on your skin, individual concerns and treatment goals.
Why have your Crow’s Feet treated at Perfect Skin Solutions?
At Perfect Skin Solutions, our doctor-led skin clinic in Southsea, Portsmouth, we understand that crow’s feet can vary in appearance and severity. Some lines develop primarily through repeated facial expressions, while others become more noticeable as the skin changes with age.
Our experienced practitioners assess your concerns and recommend an individualised treatment approach, rather than relying on a single treatment for every patient. Depending on your needs, options may include BTX-A anti-wrinkle injections or other suitable skin rejuvenation treatments.
We focus on careful clinical assessment, realistic expectations and natural-looking improvements, helping you make informed decisions about your treatment.
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