One of the most effective methods for removing crow's feet is the minimally invasive injection of the muscle relaxant botulinum toxin, also known as Botox®. To remove crow's feet, the muscle relaxant is injected with a very fine needle into the muscles around the eyes that are responsible for the formation of wrinkles.

Removing crow's feet/treating crow's feet with Botox® by Aesthetify
The so-called crow's feet are wrinkles that can form in the area of the outer corners of the eyes. They arise mainly from the frequent contraction of the skin next to the corners of the eyes when laughing. That's why they are also affectionately known as laughter lines. If you find these fine lines bothersome and want to remove crow's feet, injection treatment with Botox® is a popular option.
Removing crow's feet: all the facts at a glance
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Your doctors for crow's feet
At Aesthetify, you are treated by experienced doctors* who specialise in Botox® treatments in the eye area.
Frequently asked questions about crow's feet
So far, there is no scientific evidence that Botox® treatment has long-term effects or long-term consequences for health. Botox® has been used safely and successfully in medicine for more than 30 years and is also widely used for aesthetic purposes.
There are various ways to prevent crow's feet. Botox® treatment is one of the most popular methods for removing crow's feet or significantly reducing them. The active ingredient is injected into the muscles around the eyes to reduce the contractions responsible for the formation of fine lines.
Anyone who has crow's feet removed with Botox® will notice a significant improvement after the very first appointment. Since the muscle relaxant is broken down by the body, the effect does not last forever. How often the treatment needs to be repeated depends on various factors, such as individual skin condition, metabolism, the depth of the wrinkles and the strength of the muscle contractions. In general, the effect of Botox® lasts about four to eight months before a touch-up is needed.





















