Crow’sFeet
Crow’s feet at the outer eye, dosed so you can still smile.

Overview
What is crow’s feet treatment?
Crow’s Feet is performed with Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, or Xeomin — we choose the product for your anatomy, history, and how you want to move. Lines at the outer eye from smiling and squinting can soften without erasing the smile.
This is mapped to this area rather than a full-face default. The goal is a specific change, not a frozen face.

Why patients choose it
Key benefits
- Softer crow’s feet that still look like you when you laugh
- Quick visit with little to no downtime
- Results typically settle over 3–14 days and last about three to four months
- Can be combined with other wrinkle-relaxer or filler work when the plan calls for it
Treatment details
Areas & what to expect
This treatment
The orbicularis oculi at the lateral canthus. Under-eye crepe and pigment are different problems.
Your visit
Your provider reviews goals and movement, then maps injection points before cleansing the skin. Small amounts are placed with a fine needle; most visits take 15–20 minutes.
Avoid rubbing or lying flat for several hours, and skip strenuous exercise the rest of the day. We typically see you back around two weeks if a refinement is needed.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this treatment — your provider will cover anything specific to you at consultation.
How is crow’s feet treatment different from a regular Botox visit?
These units sit at the outer eye. Under-eye hollows and pigment are a different conversation — often filler or skin, not more toxin.
How long does it last?
Most patients see about three to four months of effect. Consistent treatment makes maintenance more predictable; it does not make results permanent.
Will I look frozen?
Not if we dose for this area and your movement. We preserve expression on purpose and would rather add units at a two-week follow-up than overdo the first visit.
Medical calm
Board-certified oversight
Allergan recognized
Top-tier practice standing
Two decades
Refining technique, not trends
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Related treatments
Other services patients often combine with this treatment.
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Ready for Crow’s Feet?
Schedule a consultation at our New York studio. New and returning patients welcome.

