Crow's feet come from lost facial volume, like a couch losing its plush. Dermatologist Shereene Idriss recommends light filler, collagen stimulators like Sculptra, and microneedling with radiofrequency, often combined.
I just took another picture. But if you're looking to help yourself it's usually due to a volume loss issue because think of it like a couch. Imagine you've had a couch for years and it starts to lose that cushioning and that plump effect. The tissue of the couch is going to become more redundant and so you gotta fluff it up a little bit or cut the tissue. If you don't want to cut the tissue, I. E. You don't want surgery, which is kind of dramatic. For the few lines of crow's feet I would suggest picking up your face and your skin with some light filler. You can even use a stimulant like Sculptra which to help stimulate that under padding very very lightly in conjunction with micro needling with radio frequency heat to also help stimulate more collagen production. A combination of all of the above is usually the best versus only this or only that.
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