Name: How to have Anti-wrinkle injections to your Crow's Feet without looking Weird!
Uploaded: 2020-03-07T19:50:23.000Z
Duration: 7 min 43 s
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people who've had Botox to their crow's feet,

and I can tell straight away that they've had Botox,

and it doesn't look natural, and the problem with this

is it doesn't improve your attractiveness.

So if it doesn't do that, then it's not a good treatment.

If it's noticeable, and it doesn't make you look better.

Crow's feet are a very common concern when people smile.

the orbicularis oculi muscle, which is the muscle

and gives you radial lines out from the corner of the eye.

That tends to be more of an issue of skin laxity.

the crow's feet with Botox when you smile.

You got to understand also that crow's feet

Young people have crow's feet, and they don't look bad.

It's something that you might want to moderate or reduce,

but certainly it's not something you want to get rid of.

When we smile, we get contraction of that muscle.

which is, there's no real positivity to frown.

As I said, I see it all the time poorly done.

And the main reason for being poorly done

is it doesn't balance with the rest of the face,

and especially it doesn't balance with the under eye area.

I mean, most patients will come in and want

to completely obliterate any sign of crow's feet.

And that's usually a mistake, so it's important

for the doctor to advise that getting rid

of crow's feet altogether is not necessarily a good thing.

It's important to leave some crow's feet,

We just don't want it to be as extensive.

So, it's important to get a moderate dose

If you put too much in, it literally holds

this bit open like this, and you get a very

sort of wrinkleless look through here, and it looks odd.

When you smile, it doesn't contract naturally.

So when you smile, there are two main muscles

which lead to the formation of crow's feet.

Now, firstly, it's the zygomaticus muscle,

which goes from the corner of your mouth up through here

Now we can't Botox this one, because if we did

The muscle we treat is the orbicularis ocular muscle.

So, if, for example, you over-treat this area here,

the whole animation of that area changes.

The zygomaticus muscle continues to pull up,

but the orbicularis muscle, which has been treated

yet this part still moves, and the whole animation

Firstly is putting Botox too close to the eye.

So too close to the orbital rim, or the eye socket.

the contraction of the wrinkles very short.

So you're making the wrinkles very very short,

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