Like any other kind of wrinkles on the face, you may get crow’s feet around the eyes as you age and the skin gets thinner and loses collagen and moisture. Here are some of the factors that can contribute to their development:Īging – Brow furrows, crow’s feet, laugh lines and other facial wrinkles form due to natural chronological aging and also premature aging from sun exposure. Frequent squinting can cause crow’s feet - but more importantly, it’s a sign you might need vision correction. Some dermatologists suggest learning to love your crow’s feet - they add character to your face and may make your smile seem more genuine.īut if you’re determined to get rid of your crow’s feet, or prevent them from forming in the first place, there are steps you can take - including seeing your eye doctor for an eye exam if you start to squint.
Everyone notices the eyes first, so you may be a little self-conscious if you have those eye wrinkles known as crow’s feet.Ĭrow's feet are distinctive wrinkles that fan out from the outer corners of the eyes.
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