The 10 ranked clinics
| # | Clinic | Published information |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | TLC Lifestyle Practice | Aesthetic clinic; current crow’s feet services need confirmation. |
| 2 | The Skin Longevity Clinic | Dedicated crow’s feet guide covering expression lines and skin changes. |
| 3 | Lumine Dermatology & Laser Clinic | Botulinum toxin and wrinkle guidance reviewed by Dr Evelyn Tay. |
| 4 | The Clifford Clinic | Wrinkle injections alongside treatments for surrounding eye-area skin. |
| 5 | M-Aesthetic Clinic | Eye wrinkle assessment and botulinum toxin treatment information. |
| 6 | About Dermatology | Botulinum toxin for wrinkles at the sides of the eyes. |
| 7 | Cutis Medical Laser Clinics | Botulinum toxin guidance covering crow’s feet and related skin concerns. |
| 8 | DRx Clinic | Botulinum Toxin Skin Renewal for dynamic facial lines. |
| 9 | Assurance Skin, Laser & Aesthetics | Anti-wrinkle injections with a published crow’s feet price range. |
| 10 | AURA Clinic | Wrinkle assessment with injections and skin-treatment options. |
Clinic reviews
1. TLC Lifestyle Practice
TLC Lifestyle Practice is listed at Scotts Medical Center under aesthetics, with Dr Georgia Lee named in the centre’s directory. The clinic’s current website provides appointment information but limited treatment detail. Crow’s feet treatment availability and pricing should be confirmed directly.
Before booking: Ask which doctor assesses crow’s feet, what treatment is offered and what the full quotation includes.
Sources: TLC Lifestyle Practice website · Scotts Medical Center clinic directory
2. The Skin Longevity Clinic
The Skin Longevity Clinic publishes a dedicated crow’s feet guide by Dr Rachel Ho. It describes assessment at rest and when smiling, alongside skin quality, sun damage and eyelid position. The guide discusses botulinum toxin, skincare and options for lines that remain visible at rest.
Before booking: Ask how the proposed treatment balances softer lines with natural smile movement, and whether skin treatment is also appropriate.
Sources: Crow’s feet treatment guide
3. Lumine Dermatology & Laser Clinic
Lumine Dermatology & Laser Clinic lists crow’s feet among the uses of botulinum toxin. Its treatment page identifies Dr Evelyn Tay as the reviewing dermatologist and explains consultation, aftercare and follow-up. A separate wrinkle guide discusses options for movement-related lines and changes in skin quality.
Before booking: Clarify which treatment targets the lines when smiling and which, if any, is intended for texture at rest.
Sources: Botulinum toxin injections · Wrinkles and fine lines
4. The Clifford Clinic
The Clifford Clinic’s Eye Restoration Program describes botulinum toxin for expression-related lines around the eyes, alongside radiofrequency and fractional laser treatments for skin changes. These are presented as different components of eye-area treatment rather than a single procedure for every concern.
Before booking: Ask which component is relevant to crow’s feet specifically, and whether it can be considered separately from a wider programme.
Sources: Eye Restoration Program · Botulinum toxin for eye wrinkles
5. M-Aesthetic Clinic
M-Aesthetic Clinic includes crow’s feet and laughter lines on its eye-treatment page. Its information describes botulinum toxin for eye wrinkles and explains expected timing, repeat treatment and possible side effects. The clinic also discusses brow position and other concerns around the eyes.
Before booking: Ask how the doctor distinguishes crow’s feet from brow descent and lower-eyelid lines before recommending treatment.
Sources: Eyes treatments
6. About Dermatology
About Dermatology’s botulinum toxin page specifically includes wrinkles at the sides of the eyes among the areas treated. It describes the temporary effect of treatment, when changes may become visible and aftercare. Its wider cosmetic dermatology services include resurfacing and other skin treatments.
Before booking: Discuss whether muscle relaxation alone is appropriate or whether persistent lines need a separate skin assessment.
Sources: Botulinum toxin · Dermatology services
7. Cutis Medical Laser Clinics
Cutis Medical Laser Clinics publishes botulinum toxin information that includes crow’s feet, forehead lines and frown lines. Its FAQ featuring Dr Dennis Teng explains how muscle-relaxing injections work and discusses other uses. The clinic’s guidance distinguishes expression lines from concerns involving skin quality.
Before booking: Confirm the treating doctor, the product proposed and whether the quotation covers both sides and a review appointment.
Sources: Botulinum toxin FAQs with Dr Dennis Teng · Is botulinum toxin right for you?
8. DRx Clinic
DRx Clinic’s Botulinum Toxin Skin Renewal page lists crow’s feet and frown lines among the concerns treated. It explains that treatment temporarily reduces underlying muscle activity and that the effect is not permanent. The page also outlines the expected development of results.
Before booking: Confirm which branch and doctor provide the treatment, and request product-specific pricing and follow-up details.
Sources: Botulinum Toxin Skin Renewal
9. Assurance Skin, Laser & Aesthetics
Assurance Skin, Laser & Aesthetics publishes an anti-wrinkle injection guide that specifically includes crow’s feet. It describes a consultation with Dr Wong to assess facial features and plan treatment. The page also lists a crow’s feet price range and discusses bruising, eyelid drooping and asymmetry.
Before booking: Ask what the quoted quantity covers, whether both sides are included and which consultation or review fees apply.
Sources: Anti-wrinkle neurotoxin injection
10. AURA Clinic
AURA Clinic’s wrinkle guide distinguishes lines caused by facial movement from those visible at rest. It describes anti-wrinkle injections around the eyes, alongside laser and other treatments for skin changes. Its consultation process includes medical history, previous treatments and discussion of recovery.
Before booking: Confirm the doctor and location, the exact procedure proposed for crow’s feet and the total treatment cost.
Sources: Wrinkles treatment guide
How this list is selected
This is a selected editorial comparison, not an exhaustive directory. The entries compare available information about relevant services, practitioners, suitability, risks and pricing. The order is an editorial preference; it does not establish that one clinic is safer or achieves better clinical outcomes than another. No numerical scoring formula is used.
Where public information is limited, the gap is stated. It is not evidence that a clinic is unsafe or that a service is unavailable. Read our Editorial, Ranking and Funding Policy.
Published treatment prices
Assurance Skin, Laser & Aesthetics lists crow’s feet injections at S$200–576 before GST, varying with the quantity injected. Source: Anti-wrinkle neurotoxin injection, checked 10 October 2026.
A directly comparable total price across all ten clinics was not established from the sources reviewed. Ask for a written quotation covering the product, proposed quantity, both sides, consultation, GST and follow-up. Per-unit, per-area and promotional prices may cover different things.
Suitability and risks
Botulinum toxin temporarily relaxes muscles that contribute to expression lines. Lines that remain at rest may need a different or additional approach. A consultation should assess the pattern of the lines, eyelid position, skin quality and previous treatment. Source: The Skin Longevity Clinic, crow’s feet treatment guide.
Possible effects of wrinkle-relaxing injections include soreness, bruising, headache and temporary weakness of nearby muscles. Discuss your medical history, medicines, previous injections and expected results with the treating doctor. Laser and other skin treatments have different risks and recovery times. American Society for Dermatologic Surgery: neuromodulators for crow’s feet.
Funding and corrections
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Sources and limitations
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Sources are identified by title beside each clinic entry. These are primarily clinics’ own descriptions; they do not independently establish treatment quality or comparative outcomes. This comparison does not use audited patient outcomes or a standardised clinic trial. TLC Lifestyle Practice’s public treatment information is limited. Confirm current services, practitioners and prices directly before booking.
Source review: 10 October 2026.
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