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Unfortunately, there are few ways to avoid crowsfeet. Sunglasses help decrease our need for squinting. Giving our eyes a break when squinting into computer screens can help. Patients ask however, what do I do with my crowsfeet when I smile? They are referring to crowsfeet that appear in all the photos when they smile pretty. The answer: relax the muscles that cause crowsfeet!
Treating Crowsfeet Naturally
Treating crows feet naturally involves studying the very muscles that cause those lines. Each person utilizes these muscles differently and the same injection approach can not be used on every patient. During your examination and consultation, Dr. Tanya Kormeili, carefully studies and plans your micro-droplet injection techniques to create the most natural contour.
It is important to note that even though crows feet refers to wrinkles around the eyes, injection of Botox (crowsfeet Botox), or Dysport and Xeomin into these muscle does NOT affect the vision or harm the actual eyes ever! The actual visual apparatus is hidden inside the orbital socket behind the bones approaching the visual cortex (near the brain!).
How to Avoid Crowsfeet
Other ways to avoid crows feet is to use a good sunscreen, hats and protective gear since UV rays can accelerate the aging process. However, the most important technique to avoid crows feet from getting too deep is to inject them at the very sign of their appearance, before the muscles get a chance to leave permanent damage on the overlying skin.
Schedule a Consultation
Your treatment should be designed individually for you based on a careful clinical exam and your desired values. Dr. Tanya Kormeili specializes in tailoring the skin treatments to the skin types of the patient and specific anatomical differences. Please feel free to contact Dr. Tanya Kormeili’s Santa Monica office.
We serve patients in Santa Monica, Brentwood, Malibu, Culver City, Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, & surrounding areas in California. If you are one of our out of town guests, please inform our office staff to help make proper arrangements for you.
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Dr. Tanya Kormeili is a nationally recognized, board-certified dermatologist and Clinical Professor of Dermatology at UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine. With prestigious training and extensive experience in both medical and cosmetic dermatology, she is renowned for her expertise in skin cancer treatment, laser and surgical procedures, and advanced aesthetic care. An accomplished researcher and frequent speaker, Dr. Kormeili has contributed groundbreaking work to dermatology literature and earned numerous international awards for her clinical excellence. Dedicated to educating patients and advancing the field, she combines cutting-edge science with a personalized approach to help every patient achieve healthy, radiant skin.