Restylane

Restylane

HA Filler for Both Static and Movement Related Areas

Restylane is an synthetic filler made of hyaluronic acid family of Restylane, Defyne, Lyft,Refyne, and Silk.

This filler family features a smooth and flexible gel suitable for both static skin targets as well as facial movement areas.

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Special Features

• Long lasting volume restoration with staged sessions
• Easier than fat injection
• Indirect lifting as compared to the direct lifting of facelifts
• More contouring than botox
• Non-surgical compared to implants

Benefits

• Longer Nose
• Fuller Lips
• Enhanced chin
• Smoother temples
• Plumper and voluminous mid-face
• More heart shaped looking face
• More sculpted cheek definition
• Reduced nasolabial prominence
• Lifted early jowls
• More fullness of the chin
• Smoother neck lines
• Plumper hands
• Fuller buttocks
• Improved body contouring
• Improved breast contouring
• Improved liposuction defects
• More hydrated, plumber, and even-toned skin

Treatable Conditions​

• Longer Nose
• Fuller Lips
• Enhanced chin
• Smoother temples
• Plumper and voluminous mid-face
• More heart shaped looking face
• More sculpted cheek definition
• Reduced nasolabial prominence
• Lifted early jowls
• More fullness of the chin
• Smoother neck lines
• Plumper hands
• Fuller buttocks
• Improved body contouring
• Improved breast contouring
• Improved liposuction defects
• More hydrated, plumber, and even-toned skin

Frequent Ask Question

How is the treatment done?

Following local anesthesia, the filler product is injected via special instrumentation, in incremental layers, and in multiple sessions, to build up progressively the volume filling effect.

Generally, several sessions are required.

Results are more precise, longer lasting, and more complete when injections are done in stages.  Specific areas of collagen or fat loss are addressed with serial sessions monthly injections.  The treatments are sized to your dimensions and customized to your specific area needs.

All unused prepared or mixed medicine must be packaged and labeled with the recipient patient’s identification.

The treatment takes about half hour in an outpatient clinic setting

Local anesthesia may be used.

When will one see the results?

The results are seen within a few days and also gradually within few weeks.

How long do the results last?

Results vary from nine months to years.  Duration of effect is similar regardless of sessions of treatments, but the magnitude of change will be determined by the number of sessions.

How to maintain or enhance my results?

Additional maintenance is required.

Other alternatives may be used to enhance results.

Further treatment may be recommended to further results.

What is the recovery like?

Recovery lasts few days.

Mild redness, moderate pinkness, soreness, and mild bruising are expected.

Recovery is much easier than surgery.

Prescription pain medications are generally not necessary.

Most people return to work and activities in a few days.

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