What causes it
The orbicularis oculi — the circular muscle around the eye — contracts with every smile and squint. The skin around the outer eye is thinner than anywhere else on the face, making it particularly prone to developing fan-shaped lines over time.
Best approaches
Botox or Dysport softens the contraction of the orbicularis oculi, smoothing crow's feet while preserving natural eye crinkle (which reads as warmth and authenticity). RF Microneedling and resurfacing improve the skin quality in the area.
How we treat crow's feet
What else can we help with?
FAQ: Crow's Feet
Will I still be able to smile naturally?
Yes. We preserve enough muscle function to maintain a natural, warm smile — we simply soften the depth of the lines. Complete elimination of crow's feet would look unnatural.
Can I combine this with an under-eye treatment?
Absolutely. Many patients combine neuromodulator for crow's feet with a small amount of filler for tear trough hollows — addressing the outer and inner eye in one appointment.
Not sure where to start?
Book a complimentary consultation.
We'll assess your concerns, explain your options, and build a treatment plan around your goals and timeline — at no cost.
Devenir Aesthetics treats crow's feet for patients in Northwest Austin, Northwest Hills, Far West Austin, Arboretum area, Great Hills, Bee Cave, Westlake, and Cedar Park. Located at 3807 Spicewood Springs Road, Suite 201, Austin, TX 78759. Call (512) 477-3778.