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Deep Wrinkles Coming from the Corner of my Eyes to Cheeks

asked 1 year ago by wrinklelady in Bankstown, 02
Latest answer by Aaron Stone, MD
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Tags: age 25-34, eyes, female, aging, deep, options, self-esteem

I am 33 years old and have really deep wrinkles that start under,around and from the corner of my eyes and go all the way across my cheeks. They are very very deep,I am trying to find out if there is any treatment that may help them. I look at least 10 years older because of them and it is affecting my self confidence.

3 answers to Deep Wrinkles Coming from the Corner of my Eyes to Cheeks

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Fix deep wrinkles

I think that there is more than one cause of these wrinkles and both need to be considered for a good result. The contraction of muscles around the eye plays a part but often even after botox the big smiling cheeks push up some skin to contribute to these lines. I have found that a little bit of filler or scultpra(not to close to the eye) can help to pull this out. Would try botox or dysport first and see how you do. If well, you are done, if not , go from there. 
Jo Herzog, MD

Birmingham Dermatologist
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Deep wrinkles from corner of eyes to cheeks

These lines which are caused by contraction of the muscle around the eye called the orbicularis oculi, can be improved with Botox.  It may take some fine-tuning to determine how many units you would need.  
Bryan K. Chen, MD

San Diego Dermatologist
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Botox for premature crow's feet

There are 3 forces creating facial wrinkles although some wrinkles may have more than 1 contributory force to varying degrees: aging & sun exposure of the skin - cheek skin wrinkles in the elderly chronic muscle action - crow's feet & vertical wrinkles between the 2 eyebrows weakened supporting tissues with age & the constant forces of gravity - the jowl wrinkles on either side of the chin Botox only works on the muscle contribution to wrinkle... more
Aaron Stone, MD

Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon

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