Is it possible to get Botox to crows feet only?

Great question!  You can have botox on just the crow feet if they are your biggest concern.  Please see and expert!  Good luck.

Of course it is perfectly fine to do just the crow's feet and many of our patients do just that. It is a distinct area from the forehead and shouldn't interact. Be sure to see an experienced injector to get Botox done.

Thank you for your question regarding Botox in the crows feet area.  If a patient only want to treat their crows feet with Botox, this is absolutely fine in my office.  Most patients like to have Botox in the glabellar area which helps that area between the eyebrows.  The areas of treatment are always the patients choice.  Good luck.

Botox is commonly used for cosmetic purposes to treat wrinkles and fine lines of the forehead, glabella (between the eyebrows), lateral orbital areas (crow’s feet), and lateral nasal areas (bunny lines).  An expert physician injector can determine the correct Botox placement needed for that individual.  I frequently see patients who are wanting a very subtle change and only want to treat one area with Botox. I also commonly treat patients that have been injected elsewhere and received poor results (or results that did not match their goals), so I work with them to alter their injection patterns and make improvements to get better results moving forward.All the best,

Anti-wrinkle injections are most commonly used for treatment of frowns, forehead lines, and crows feet (at the sides of the eyes).  
You most certainly can treat only one area or all areas. 

Yes, it is certainly possible to have Botox only applied to the crows feet wrinkles around the eyes. Doing so will not have any adverse effects on how you appear. So if you choose to not address the forehead area, that is completely fine. The main thing to remember when making decisions on a Botox treatment is to choose a skilled and highly experienced provider. Ideally, your doctor should have board certification in plastic surgery or dermatology. A high-level expertise on facial anatomy is a must-have since Botox works at the level of the nerves and muscles. 
For addressing crows feet wrinkles (and any other region), the provider must know exactly where to place the injection, instead of relying on a standard facial map. Injecting too low for the crows feet area may affect the cheek muscles, for example. They must also have a clear idea on what results their dosage and placement decisions will have for specific patients. Hope this helps. (159 words) 

Botox and other neuromodulators can be used on one area (such as crows feet) or multiple areas. Generally speaking, one area can be treated independently of the others.Please make sure that you see an experienced doctor for a thorough consultation and assessment prior to undergoing any treatments.Best regards and I hope this helps, Dr. Sapijaszko (Fellow, American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery)

Thank you for  your question. One of the greatest advantages of Botox is that it can be tailored to the precise needs and desired results of each patient. If you just want your crow’s feet treated, that should be all you need to have. Make sure you are working with a board-certified plastic surgeon who is also a Botox expert to ensure you enjoy the best possible results from your procedure. 

Hi and thanks for your question regarding Botox for crows feet. Botox can be used in many different areas. You can choose one or all. There are many patients in my practice that only do their crows feet. Botox works great for the forehead and glabella as well. There are many techniques used for Botox injections. Find a provider who has experience. Good luck. 

Botox can be used to improve wrinkles around the eye. Deeper wrinkles need a combination approach with Botox and lasers, microneedling/prp and fillers. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer