Crow's Feet
Those crinkles around your eyes, often called crow’s feet, can be a result of smiling and expressing yourself.
At Yorkshire Skin Centre in Leeds, we offer a variety of effective solutions to target crow’s feet and smooth out the delicate under-eye area for a more youthful look.
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What are Crow's Feet?
As we smile and squint throughout life, tiny lines form around the eyes, known as crow’s feet. While often associated with joy, these lines can become deeper and more noticeable, giving a tired or aged appearance.
At Yorkshire Skin Centre, we understand the impact these lines can have on your confidence.
We offer a range of solutions to address crow’s feet, helping you restore a youthful and refreshed look.
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Causes of Crow's Feet
As we age, our skin loses collagen and elastin, which are proteins that help keep it firm and supple. This loss of elasticity can lead to the development of wrinkles, including crow's feet.
Sun damage is a major contributor to wrinkles, including crow's feet. The ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun can break down collagen and elastin fibres in the skin.
Smoking can damage the skin's blood vessels and reduce its ability to produce collagen and elastin. This can accelerate the formation of wrinkles, including crow's feet.
Repeated facial expressions, such as squinting, smiling, and frowning, can cause wrinkles to form over time. These wrinkles are initially dynamic, meaning they only appear when you make the expression. However, over time, they can become static, meaning they are visible even when your face is at rest
Treatment options for crow’s feet
Chemical Peels
Gentle peels like glycolic or lactic acid remove dead skin cells, revealing smoother skin and potentially reducing fine lines. Stronger peels offer more dramatic results but carry higher risks.
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Microneedling
This minimally invasive procedure creates tiny punctures in the skin, triggering collagen production and potentially improving skin texture and reducing wrinkles. Results are subtle and require multiple sessions.
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Anti-wrinkle Injectables
Relaxes the muscles responsible for crow's feet, preventing wrinkles from forming with facial expressions. Results last 3-4 months and require repeat injections.
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Dermal Fillers
Injectable fillers like hyaluronic acid can restore lost volume under the eyes, smoothing out hollows and reducing the darkness.
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Frequently Asked Questions :
What are crow's feet?
What causes them?
Can they be prevented?
Yes, by protecting your skin from the sun, quitting smoking, and using skincare with ingredients like retinol and peptides.
Are there other names for them?
How long do the results last?
What skincare habits can help?
Using sunscreen daily, moisturising regularly, and considering products with retinol or peptides.
Does diet play a role?
Eating a healthy diet rich in antioxidants may provide some benefit.
Do sunglasses help?
Yes, wearing sunglasses protects the delicate eye area from sun damage, potentially reducing wrinkles.
Can I prevent them by avoiding smiling/squinting?
Can crow's feet be caused by genetics?
Yes, genetics can play a role in skin ageing and wrinkle formation.
Are there home remedies that work?
While some natural ingredients may offer slight benefits, scientific evidence supporting their effectiveness for crow’s feet is limited. Consult a dermatologist for proven treatment options.
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