Restylane®
Restylane Contour is an innovative cheek filler designed with XpresHAn Technology to move with natural facial expressions while providing restored cheek shape and definition. Gone are the days of frozen, over-stuffed cheeks.
The Restylane® line smooths away facial wrinkles and folds ( Restylane,5 Restylane Lyft,6 Restylane Refyne,7 Restylane Defyne8 ), provides subtle lip enhancement (Restylane,5 Restylane Silk9), smooths the lines around the mouth (Restylane Silk9), adds lift and volume to the cheeks (Restylane Lyft6), and helps reverse the signs of volume loss in the back of the hands (Restylane Lyft6).
FAQ'S:
What is Restylane?
Restylane is a full product line of soft and firm injectable gels made of hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in the body that attracts and binds water molecules to add volume. Restylane fillers are formulated with two technologies – NASHATM and Optimal Balance TechnologyTM – creating a broad range of gel textures. This allows your healthcare professional to tailor treatment to your unique facial tissue, for a natural look customized to you. Results are immediate, adding volume to smooth out wrinkles and enhance facial balance for a more youthful, revitalized look.
What areas can Restylane treat?
Restylane restores volume to smooth wrinkles and soften facial lines. Restylane can also be used to enhance facial features such as your lips, cheeks, and jawline by adding volume for fullness and definition.
How long does the treatment take?
A treatment with Restylane doesn’t usually take long. A touch-up treatment is sometimes performed after the initial treatment to optimize your results.
Talk to your healthcare professional to learn more about the treatment procedure.
How long does Restylane last?
Results vary from patient to patient. With a repeated treatment plan, results may be long-lasting.
What is a maintenance or “touch-up” treatment?
Maintenance or “touch-up” treatments are one or more additional treatments after your initial session to help maintain your results. Talk to your healthcare professional to see if maintenance treatment is right for you, and when and how much Restylane may be needed.