Crow's Feet Botox

Crow's feet pricing at VRA is per unit. The treatment typically requires a small number of units per side depending on your muscle strength and the softening you want. We discuss the full cost during your consultation before any treatment begins. Skin Club members receive preferred per-unit pricing on every visit.

Crow's Feet Botox typically uses about 5 to 15 units in total, roughly 2 to 6 units per side, depending on the strength of your orbicularis oculi and how much softening you want. Stronger muscles generally need more. Your VRA injector assesses how your outer eye moves at consultation and shows you the dose plan before any injection.

Results typically last 3 to 4 months, consistent with standard Botox longevity. Patients who maintain regular appointments often find results last longer over time as the treated muscle gradually becomes less active.

A well-placed crow's feet treatment keeps you looking like a rested version of yourself. We use conservative doses and precise placement at the outer corner of the eye so the lines soften while your eyes and smile keep their natural movement. The goal is a smoother, brighter eye area, not a frozen one.

Most patients feel only a mild pinch at each injection point. The treatment uses a very fine needle, takes under 15 minutes, and requires no anaesthesia. Ice can be applied to the area beforehand if requested.

Botox softens the dynamic crow's feet that appear when you smile or squint, and it smooths many fine lines around the eyes over the first couple of weeks. Deeply etched static lines that are visible at rest may soften rather than disappear entirely, and pair well with a good skincare routine. Your VRA injector will set realistic expectations at your consultation.

There is minimal to no downtime. You can return to normal activities right away. Avoid rubbing the treated area and lying flat for 4 hours, and skip strenuous exercise and heat for 24 hours. Any tiny injection marks fade within hours.

Crow's Feet Botox is botulinum toxin injected into the orbicularis oculi, the ring of muscle around the eye that creases the outer corner when you smile or squint. Relaxing this muscle softens the fine lines that fan out from the eyes, the lines commonly called crow's feet, for a smoother, more rested eye area that still moves naturally. Results begin to appear within 3 to 7 days, settle fully by about two weeks, and last roughly 3 to 4 months. At Victoria Rose Aesthetics in Pickering, the treatment takes about 15 minutes with minimal downtime, using conservative dosing to keep your smile and expression natural.