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Dr Nestor

Dr Nestor is one of Scotland’s most experienced aesthetic doctors.

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The Team

Our talented team are always here to advise on any concerns

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Dr Trish

Dr Trish Davies is the The Mayfield Clinic’s menopause specialist

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Our Doctors & Staff are recognised throughout our industry

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Dr Terrina

Dr Terrina Dickson is our Private GP & Minor Surgery specialist

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Our Story

 

Find out more about The Mayfield Clinic by Dr. Nestor
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The Team

Our award winning staff are always here to advise on any concerns
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Testimonials

Read some kind words from former and current patients
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Dr. Nestor

Dr Nestor is one of Scotland’s most experienced aesthetic doctors.
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Awards

Dr. Nestor, our staff & our Clinic have won many awards throughout the years…
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Stockists of...

We stock some of the worlds leading beauty brands & products. See some of our favs here…
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Concerns

Crows Feet

Crow’s feet are the wrinkles that appear around the outer corners of the eyes. They are caused by repetitive facial expressions, such as smiling or squinting.

As we age, the skin naturally loses elasticity and collagen. We also lose some volume in the deeper tissues. The muscle around the eyes therefore become less opposed, resulting in bunching of skin around the eyes when we smile. Repeated skin bunching of thinner, dry skin results in the formation of static lines in the wrinkles. The depth and visibility of these wrinkles and lines vary from person to person.

effects of

aging

Exposure to the sun’s harmful UV rays can also contribute to the formation of Crow’s feet. The delicate skin around the eyes is particularly vulnerable to sun damage, which can lead to the breakdown of collagen and the development of wrinkles.

It is important to note that while crow’s feet are, in part, a natural outcome of the ageing process, there are treatments available to address these concerns. These can include injectables such as BOTOX, Polynucleotides or dermal fillers. A bespoke skincare routine aimed at improving the appearance of crow’s feet is also recommended.

related

treatments & Services

Fillers

Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Profhilo

Skin Health

Droopy Eyelids

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