Temporary improvement in the appearance of moderate to severe lateral canthal lines associated with orbicularis oculi activity
Temporary Improvement of Moderate to Severe Lateral Canthal Lines with Orbicularis Oculi Activity
Lateral canthal lines, also known as crow's feet, are a common sign of aging and may be unsightly to some individuals. The appearance of these lines can be temporarily improved by using orbicularis oculi activity, which is the tightening and releasing of the muscles around the eyes. This blog post will discuss how to use orbicularis oculi activity to improve the appearance of lateral canthal lines.
What are Lateral Canthal Lines
Lateral canthal lines are wrinkles or creases that show around the outer corner of each eye. They are caused by the breakdown of collagen and elastin in the skin due to aging, sun exposure, and repetitive facial expressions. These lines can make people look older and make them appear tired.
How to Improve the Appearance of Lateral Canthal Lines with Orbicularis Oculi Activity
Orbicularis oculi activity is a technique that helps to reduce the appearance of lateral canthal lines by tightening and releasing the muscles around the eyes.
- Close your eyes and focus on contracting the muscles around your eyes.
- Slowly lift your eyebrows towards your hairline and then release them.
- Do this several times, slowly and with deliberation.
- With each repetition, feel the muscle tension around your eyes build and then gradually release.
- Repeat this process at least four times a day.
The results of this technique can be seen over time, as it works by stimulating collagen production and thus making the skin firmer and more elastic. The effects can last from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the individual.
Conclusion
Orbicularis oculi activity is a safe and effective way to temporarily improve the appearance of lateral canthal lines. However, if wrinkles and sagging are still present after trying this method, it is recommended that you seek professional advice from a qualified dermatologist.