Crow's Feet Treatment — Enfield Royal Clinic Khalifa City
Skin & Dermatology

Crow's Feet Treatment

Smooth away lines at the outer corners of the eyes

Crow's feet are the fine lines radiating from the outer corners of the eyes that deepen with age and sun exposure. Botox remains the gold-standard treatment for dynamic crow's feet, while laser resurfacing and PRF address the static lines and skin texture that persist even at rest.

Crow's feet are one of the most treatable signs of facial ageing — Botox relaxes the orbicularis oculi muscle responsible for these lines with results visible within days. For patients with fine lines visible at rest, a combination of Botox and skin quality treatment delivers the best outcomes.

Key Benefits

  • Botox delivers fast, visible reduction in crow's feet
  • Skin resurfacing addresses static lines visible at rest
  • Natural-looking results that preserve normal expression
  • PRF and skin boosters improve fine skin texture around the eyes

Is This Treatment Right For You?

  • Patients with crow's feet that are noticeable when smiling
  • Those with static lines at the outer eye visible at rest
  • Anyone wanting a refreshed, well-rested eye area

What to Expect

1

Assessment

Dynamic versus static crow's feet and skin quality are assessed.

2

Botox Treatment

Botox is injected into the orbicularis oculi muscle to reduce dynamic lines.

3

Skin Treatment

Laser, PRF or skin boosters address residual static lines and skin texture.

4

Review

Results are assessed at 2 weeks; dose adjustment made if needed.

Recovery & Aftercare

Botox: no downtime; laser or PRF: mild redness for 24–48 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Botox last for crow's feet?

Botox typically lasts 3–4 months for crow's feet; regular treatment can gradually extend the interval.

Will Botox make my smile look different?

Carefully placed crow's feet Botox softens the lines without affecting the natural smile — precise dosing ensures a natural result.

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