Perlane for crow's feet?

Crow's feet develop from the repetitive action of the orbicularis oculi muscles which are circular muscles located around each eye and aid in lid closing. It is a muscle of facial animation. Repetitive action of the muscle bends (wrinkles) the skin over the outer eyelid; over time, like bending a paper-clip,... more

Crow's feet are usually treated with botox, but deeper lines can be treated with fillers.  The filler that I recommend for crow's feet is Restylane because it's very good for very superficial lines.  The Perlane may actually intensify your crow's feet by pushing "up" on them with more cheek... more

Crow's feet are the result of both muscle movement and collagen breakdown, so my first choise is Active FX laser after Botox. Some fillers can be safely used, but not Perlane as this large particle gel filler is too thick for these fine lnes. If the Perlane is injected deep to lift the cheeks, you may see... more

I suggest you consider Botox for your Crow's Feet.  Several injections are usually needed in the crow's feet area on each side.  It works really well.