Crows Feet

Overview

Your skin changes gradually as you age. Some areas of the face, such as the sensitive eye area, are more prone to ageing than others. Crow's feet form over time as a result of small muscle spasms that occur whenever you make a facial expression.
Wrinkles are classified into two types: dynamic and static. Dynamic wrinkles form as a result of muscle contraction. If your crow's feet are more evident when you smile, they are most likely dynamic.
Static wrinkles may worsen as a result of muscular activity, but they are always evident, even when the face is at rest.

Any movement around the eyes — squinting, laughing, frowning — works those muscles, resulting in crow's feet. "The orbicularis oculi muscle causes lines around the eyes," explains Dr. Asma, a board-certified dermatologist in Boise, Idaho. "This is a circular muscle that wraps around the eye. When we grin or express ourselves with our eyes, they contract and pull inward. Because it is directly linked to the overlying skin, it pulls the skin with it. Repeating this motion over time will result in the formation of grooves or lines in the skin."

The best dermatologist in Lucknow, Dr. Asma, offers precise crow’s feet treatment with Botox and skin resurfacing methods that reduce fine lines around the eyes. These procedures relax facial muscles and stimulate collagen, giving a smoother, fresher appearance. Patients achieve brighter eyes, younger-looking skin, and natural results through safe, advanced care.