Why Clinic Dermatech Remains Your Go-To Choice to Treat Crow's Feet?

GREATER KAILASH, India - Oct. 23, 2019 - PRLog -- It was bound to happen at some day or other. You see a nice picture of yourself smiling among your friends. Suddenly you spot them and stated worrying, "No, this can't be you, and you consider yourself too young to have it". Then you zoom in the photo and the horror descends over you. Those tiny lines say what you never thought to be true. You have crow's feet.

Crow's Feet Causes
Facial wrinkles can be of two types:
Static Wrinkles – These are the wrinkles that happen with the aging process that occurs due to gravity and the loss of fat, collagen, and hyaluronic acid.
Dynamic Wrinkles – With certain facial movements, these wrinkles are formed. Dynamic wrinkles occur with repeated facial movements like smiling, squinting, or furrowing your brow.

Ever wondered about Crow's Feet Causes and just how they develop?
When you stretch or contract your facial muscles too, express joy over something, your skin stretches to assist. While you are young, your skin has more elasticity so it stretches and bounces right back. As we get older, our skin loses elasticity and doesn't bounce back as easily.  As a result, dynamic wrinkles stick around.

A hormonal change like menopause may result in aging skin. During menopause, estrogen level declines which add to the aging process.

Smoking may speed up the process of appearing crow's feet by asphyxiating the skin.

Smoking takes away oxygen from the skin while causing the breakdown of collagen and elastin.
Fortunately, there is effective crow's feet treatment that not just relax existing fine lines, but help prevent future lines and wrinkles from forming.

Clinic Dermatech's Specialized Crow's Feet Treatment
A few Crow's Feet Treatments have been developed to keep you looking your best without surgery.
These are-
·         Chemical Peels to tighten and enhance skin quality
·         Botox that provides a lift
·         Dermal fillers help in smoothening wrinkles

Traditionally, crow's feet are treated with Botox. Besides having cosmetic surgery, Botox is pretty much one of the most-effective ways to reduce the appearance of crow's feet and frown lines. Since these wrinkles show up in areas where there's a lot of facial movement, fillers are ineffective in providing long-term results.

Ready to Treat and Prevent them?
At Clinic Dermatech, they offer Botox treatments tailored to each client's personal treatment objectives for results that look beautiful and natural.

To know more about the treatment, book an appointment today at https://clinicdermatech.com/book-appointment.