Crow's feet
Crow's feet is a colloquial term for the fine wrinkles that appear at the outer corners of the eyes. Initially they are visible mainly when smiling or squinting, and over time they may also become established at rest. Their formation is related to facial expression, the delicate structure of the skin around the eyes, sun exposure, genetics, and the natural aging process. The severity of crow's feet is individual, so choosing skincare or possible procedures requires a specialist's assessment.






