Is Coolaser Better Than Ulthera for Crowsfeet?

I recently consulted with several doctors and have been doing online research. I saw a laser called Coolaser online which is used for wrinkles and pigmentation problems. I am conflicted if I should use Ulthera or Coolaser for lax skin in the eye area. I have already tried Total FX and it did nothing for that area! I do not need a laser for pigmentation issues, only crinkling and and the beginning signs of sagging on the under brow skin.

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3 Doctor Answers | Asked by LidiaC in Los Angeles, CA

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Many options for crow's feet

There are 2 main reasons for crow's feet: hyperactive muscles of expression, and intrinsic aging of the skin from factors such as sun exposure. Botox works well for the first cause, and skin rejuvenation procedures address the second issue. This can be laser peels, chemical peels, Ulthera, and many others. An in-person consultation and analysis of the condition is necessary to get specific advice.

Cooltouch vs Ultherapy

Cooltouch targets the dermis where the collagen lies, similar to Thermage and Ultherapy targets the deeper dermis and layers beneath it. In my opinion, the most effective non surgical tightening treatment currently on the market is Ultherapy because it more completely treats the area. That being said, Botox will give you a great result if your wrinkles are worse when you squint and hardly there otherwise, but you have to get injections every 3-4 months.

Cool laser and ulthera

Ulthera is a great option for tightening the forehead area and reducing the appearance of crows feet. Another option would be Botox if you specifically want to focus on crow's feet. Or you could do both! Many clients choose to combine procedures for the ultimate results.