Lateral canthal rhytides (LCRs) also known as crow’s feet or eye wrinkles are lines that appear around the outer corner of your eyes especially when you smile, squint or laugh.
These lines start from the corner of your eyes and radiate all the way to your temples and upper cheeks, looking like the claws of a bird.
There are two different types of crow’s feet wrinkles: dynamic and static. The wrinkles known as “dynamic wrinkles” appear as a muscle contract. If you can only see your crow’s feet when you smile, they are probably dynamic.
Static wrinkles are always noticeable even when the face is at rest, although they may get worse with muscular tension.
Regardless of the kind of crow’s feet you have, there are treatment options available for you. In some people, the signs of crow’s feet can be completely reversed, at least temporarily.
Wrinkles at the outer corners of your eyes are often called crow’s feet because they resemble the print of a bird’s foot. Several forces work together to carve these lines into your skin.
Crow’s feet are also called laugh lines because they appear every time you smile or laugh, contracting the muscles around your eyes. The average adult blinks about 15-20 times per minute — up to 19,200 times a day. Each blink contracts the muscles around your eyes and causes the thin skin to wrinkle. Smiles, laughs, frowns, and other expressions contract those muscles even tighter, forming a pattern of lines that will eventually stay put.
When your skin is young and full of collagen and elastin, it snaps back to its neutral, smooth state as soon as you relax your face, but as early as your mid-20s, your skin loses its ability to recover from facial contractions, and the lines remain. The delicate tissue around your eyes, which possesses very few oil glands and tends to be dry, is often the first place you notice this classic sign of aging skin.
We all know the dangers of UV exposure and sunburn, but for delicate under-eye skin, it can be even more damaging. Sun exposure can cause pigment producing cells to mature abnormally. Also, exposure to the sun’s rays can cause squinting which contributes to wrinkles and fine lines on the outer corner of the eyes
When our face squints, which is a natural expression for most of us, the muscles around the eyes move causing the skin to crease and form lines. This expression is a normal part of everyday life. As the skin loses elasticity, the lines stay whether you squint, laugh, smile or not.
Gravity constantly tugs your skin downward, but the effects don’t show up until your skin’s defenses are down. Without a good supply of collagen and elastin, your forehead and brows sag down and apply pressure to the delicate skin around your eyes. Crow’s feet are the inevitable result.
Fillers are a fantastic option if you want to reduce the appearance of crow’s feet. They are non-surgical, so you can get the desired results without missing work time. The procedure should be quick and easy if you choose a reputable provider. While the results are not permanent, patients can safely get regular injections to maintain a youthful look.
Convenient 15-minute sessions
Stunning natural-looking outcome
Immediate enhancement
Minimal pain
Smooths out creases around the eyes
Plumps loose skin
Reduces dark circles
Effective and safe procedure
Aqua Secret@ Light with Hintensymm Technology is able to correctthin facial wrinkles with natural and long-lasting results
The size of HA: the small particle
injection parts: Upper part of the dermis
Treatment areas: Forehead , Periobital lines and Perioral lines
Duration:6-12 months
5Needle Size:30G
The face of your client will have a more natural look even if she issmiling and frowning.This is the feedback picture from our customers, so natural.
Dermal filler results start showing immediately but may take a couple of weeks to completely settle in place under the eyes. The results of a hyaluronic acid filler treatment aren’t permanent, so clients may need to return to the med spa for maintenance treatments.
Facial fillers are also safe to use around the eye area like Botox. However, they also come with certain mild complications like:
Bruising
Red dots at the injection site
Redness
Puffiness