Restylane Filler

How is this new technology different from other fillers? Restylane Refyne and Restylane Defyne both contain HA crosslinking using XpresHAn technology. In other words, the product moves with your facial expression to give you a more natural look.

Restylane Refyne is a smaller molecule and is less augmenting than Restylane Defyne, so it is commonly used to treat mild to moderate lines and wrinkles. Restylane Defyne yields more volume and is a more appropriate choice for treating moderate to severe smile lines.

Restylane Refyne and Defyne are approved to last up to a year. This varies depending on the area injected and the individual.

Restylane is a highly effective dermal filler made of hyaluronic acid. This filler can be used on facial skin and elsewhere to smooth fine lines and wrinkles.

Though the “best” filler is what’s right for you as an individual, Restylane is safe, convenient, and cost-effective for most people who want a non-invasive procedure.

Restylane works quickly and can last 18 months after the initial treatment, but most people notice results for about a year.

Restylane lasts for approximately 12 months under the eyes.

Restylane lasts for about 12 months in the lip area. For a more targeted lip treatment, check out Restylane Kysse.

It can have minor side effects at the injection site; you may notice mild swelling or bruising for a few days. This is a common side effect of an injection and will go away within a few days.

Yes. Restylane can increase under eye fullness and reduce the appearance of wrinkles.

Yes, Restylane stands out among fillers and cosmetic procedures as one of the most natural and least invasive fillers. If you have individual concerns, discuss them with a qualified physician or another healthcare professional in Scottsdale, AZ, as soon as you can.

Yes! Though hyaluronic acid injections were initially seen as temporary beauty treatments, Restylane treatments actually help start the collagen-building process in your body at the injection site.

Yes, but if it’s your first time receiving a filler and you are concerned about the results, you may want to be cautious and wait for 24 hours. Most patients feel comfortable going about their regular routine after their injections. The exceptions are listed below.

You should avoid tanning beds, excessive sun exposure, and extreme temperatures for about a week after your injection. Try to avoid NSAIDs, herbal supplements like St. John’s Wort, and large doses of Vitamin E. Be careful with makeup, too: Plan to avoid putting makeup on the injection site for a few days to reduce the chance of infection.