A small amount of prescription treatment relaxes the muscle that causes the line, so the skin above it smooths out.It takes 3 to 14 days to work.
Reviewed by Brogan Byrne, Registered Nurse,
Anyone bothered by lines that show when they frown, squint or smile, and who wants a softer, rested look.
- Stay upright for 2 hours
- Don’t rub or massage the area for 24 hours
- Avoid exercise, saunas and alcohol for 24 hours
- Results show over 3-14 days. Your review is between 2 and 3 weeks after treatment
Questions people ask
Why do I need a consultation for crow's feet treatment?
Treatment for crow's feet is prescription-only, so it always starts with a consultation. Your consultation covers what bothers you and what's realistic, and an independent prescriber assesses you face to face before anything goes ahead. If it isn't right for you, I'll say so and explain other options.
How long does crow's feet treatment last?
Results for crow's feet usually last 3 to 4 months. Everyone is different, and it can wear off a little sooner at first. I review you at two to three weeks and talk you through when another appointment makes sense, so you're never pushed to come back sooner than you need.
Is there any downtime after crow's feet treatment?
There's little or no downtime. You might see small marks or redness for an hour or so, and occasionally a small bruise. Most people go straight back to work. Stay upright for 2 hours, and avoid exercise and rubbing the area for 24 hours.
How much does crow's feet treatment cost?
Treatment for crow's feet is by consultation, because it's prescription-only. Prices are listed on the prices page. Your first visit is a £50 consultation that comes off your treatment, and your plan is only agreed once you've been assessed by the independent prescriber.