Periorbital wrinkles or crow's feet

Periorbital wrinkles, commonly called crow's feet, originate from three completely different mechanisms from each other:

1. The contraction of the orbicularis oculi muscle causes wrinkles around the eyes, as time passes these wrinkles transform into furrows and facial depressions.
2. The skin of the eyelids and periorbital area, like the rest of the face, loses collagen and elastin. This favors the formation of wrinkles that are superficial at first and then deepen.
3. The effect of gravity causes the forehead and eyebrows to fall on the eyelids, causing wrinkles and an aspect of sadness, tiredness and old age.

Patient testimonial

We invite you to watch the following videos with the story of patients who have received this treatment in our Medical Centers:

In young patients, the wrinkles formed by the contraction of the orbicularis muscle will only be dynamic wrinkles, that is, as long as the patient does not contract the muscle, the skin will not be wrinkled. But as time goes by, that contraction continues, plus the loss of collagen and elastin creates grooves and depressions around the eyes.

When we apply botulinum toxin to young patients, we avoid or prevent the formation of these grooves and depressions.
If we associate nutritional treatments and photo protection with this, we will be carrying out a preventive anti-aging treatment.

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In those patients who, in addition to dynamic wrinkles, have grooves and depressions around the eyes, the combination of procedures is the best option.

In this case we generally associate in a single procedure:

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• Botulinum toxin application
• Filled with hyaluronic acids
• Fractional Carbon Dioxide Laser

Patient testimonials