How effective is laser treatment for crow's feet?

As people age, crow's feet appear more and more. The phrase people of a certain age hear most often is “You have more crow’s feet.” Yes, no matter how well you take care of yourself, you still can’t stop the growth of crow’s feet. You can only watch them grow more and more, and you dare not even smile, otherwise the crow’s feet will show up secretly. So how effective is laser at removing crow's feet? I have collected some information here, let's take a look.

Laser is an effective method to improve sagging facial skin. It can quickly increase facial firmness and effectively remove crow's feet. Laser removal of crow's feet is to apply a tiny laser beam directly to the wrinkled skin surface. This wrinkle removal method is more accurate and less harmful to the skin. There will be no scars or pigmentation on the eyes after the operation, which is very safe. In addition, the laser process of removing crow's feet is gentle and painless. No special care is required after the operation, and you can resume normal work and life and leave whenever you want.

First of all, laser crow's feet removal is to use laser irradiation to eliminate the aging stratum corneum of the epidermis, repair and regenerate the collagen fibers in the dermis, thereby making the skin balanced and tender, restoring the elasticity of the skin tissue, and eliminating wrinkles. Side effects such as pigmentation are reduced after laser removal of crow's feet. Recently, several non-ablative and non-destructive technologies have emerged. The side effects after treatment are mild and the surgery has certain clinical efficacy.

Is laser effective in removing crow's feet? Experts say the answer is yes. A laser treatment to remove crow's feet takes dozens of minutes. If the crow's feet are deep and the effect of one treatment is not obvious, you can have several treatments, with an interval of one month between each treatment. Generally speaking, one course of crow's feet treatment can reduce 35% to 55% of wrinkles, and the best effect will be achieved after dozens of days.

Now you know how effective laser treatment is for removing crow’s feet. Not only is it simple but it is also very safe. It is precisely because of the increasing demand that many plastic surgery hospitals have launched this surgical plan. But I suggest you go to a big hospital for treatment. After all, the technology of many private plastic surgery hospitals is not as mature as that of large hospitals. What do you think?