Recommended index: ★★★★★

This is the most widely used non-surgical method to remove crow's feet at present. Botox injection can block the nerve signal transmission between the nerves and muscles of wrinkled skin, so as to relax the muscles with excessive contraction of the eyes, and then make the dynamic wrinkles disappear, thus achieving the purpose of flattening wrinkles.

advantages: safety, simplicity, obvious effect and no recovery period.

Disadvantages: the maintenance time is only 4-6 months, and regular injections are needed. Only for sports wrinkles, but only for static crow's feet. The injection needs to be precise and appropriate, otherwise it is easy to produce a "mask face" with stiff facial muscles.

2. Hyaluronic acid injection

Recommended index: ★★★★

Hyaluronic acid is injected as a filler into the wrinkles and depressions of the dermis, which can achieve the effect of wrinkle removal.

Advantages: low sensitivity, no rejection, simple operation and quick recovery. It has a good effect on static deep lines that Botox can't work.

Disadvantages: the maintenance time can only be about 6-9 months, and regular injections are needed.

3. Autologous fat filling injection

Recommended index: ★★

Autologous fat injection is to extract fat from beauty seekers themselves, treat it in vitro, and then inject it under crow's feet to fill and smooth wrinkles.

Advantages: Autologous fat has no rejection, and the fat can last for a long time after survival.

Disadvantages: the skin around the corner of the eye is very thin, so it is difficult to distribute injected fat evenly, and the wrinkle removal effect is uncertain. The poor effect on superficial deep lines requires anesthesia and long recovery time.

4. Laser

Recommended index: ★★★

Laser can effectively improve facial skin relaxation, remove deep wrinkles and improve the whole face.

Advantages: simplicity, quick recovery and high acceptance of beauty seekers

Disadvantages: after treatment, a few people will have a long erythema period and reactive pigmentation, which will affect the curative effect.