Crow’s feet are the fine lines that radiate from the outer corners of the eyes when you smile or squint. They’re caused by the orbicularis oculi muscle and can progress from dynamic (only with movement) to static (visible at rest) with time, sun exposure, and skin quality changes.

First-line care is precise neuromodulator dosing (e.g., Botox, Dysport, Xeomin) placed to soften lateral orbital movement while preserving a natural smile. For etched lines or skin quality concerns, we may add fractional laser (e.g., 1550/1927), RF microneedling (periocular parameters), gentle fractional options like Clear + Brilliant/1927, or provider-selected superficial/medium peels.

Adults who notice lines with smiling/squinting—or early static creases—and want subtle softening with minimal downtime.