Reduce Your Crows Feet By Not Worrying!

One of the advantages of getting older is our ability to start to be able to put things into perspective

. It may take a little of the pure excitement out of life but conversely it mostly prevents us from being too dissapointed about the things that happen to us. We learn not to have unrealstic expectations.

My wish is that people would bear this in mind when they approach something like the onset of crows feet, those crinkley little lines that start to form around our eyes. It is entirely possible to manage these with varying degrees of success but part of the treatment really ought to be being realistic about what to expect.

Explain yourself I hear you ask! Two things come to mind. If you are too focussed on finding that one perfect cure then you may end up searching in vain, moving from treatment to another and then to another. Each time slightly dissapointed. This could be very discouraging and probably very expensive!

My second point is that people who tend to worry and frown a lot tend to have more crows feet as the skin around their eyes scrunches up. Less worrying that things aren't turning out as well as you hoped should actually improve your chances of reducing your crows feet.

The solution to all this is to manage your expectations of what you are going to be able to achieve before you even start on a course of treatment. Obviously everyone's face and skin is different and there are millions of faces out there, but there are some generalisations that can be made that are useful in giving you a 'frame of reference'.

If at this point you are in your early 20's and have only recently noticed the onset of fine lines around your eyes then you are in luck. It shouldn't take too much drastic action to make an appreciable difference. You could probably make the biggest change by making sure that you get enough sleep, don't smoke and wear sunglasses to keep the sun out of your eyes.

If however you are in your late 30s and early 40s, and your crows feet, which have never really bothered you until now, are becoming an unwanted nuisance, then you certainly have more work to do. The good news here is that there are plenty of methods available to you, such as anti-wrinkle creams, dermal fillers and maybe even Botox injections. The thing to bear in mind though, is that these treatments are unlikely to make you look 18 again. What they can do though is return your appearance back 10 years, to when you were previously happy with it.

If you are reading this and are in your late 50's or so then I'm afraid you, like me, have noticed that age has kindly started to drag everything towards the floor (sorry) which unfortunately includes the skin on our faces which can only deepen our crows feet. At this point dermal fillers and botox injections may well not be enough. We might have to consider going for the final option of having a cosmetic facelift.

The problem with this is that unless it's done incredibly well and on a face that has relatively light wrinkles. It can look unfortunately unnatural; the skin can look too taught and wrinkle free. If you are happy with that and can accept it mentally then obviously that's all well and good, but as I stated at the beginning of this article please be realistic that this is the likely outcome. Could you ask the surgeon to leave traces of crows feet in; just for me?

by: Sal Smith

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