Restylane – For Rejuvenating Your Skin
Restylane revitalizes skin by increasing skin's elasticity structure. It is commonly used for diminishing wrinkles and aging lines on the face and for lip enhancement. This procedure can also fill aging related facial hollows and troughs around the eyes.
As we grow older, our skin develops signs of aging. Skin loses its elasticity and lines begin to manifest themselves in various parts of the face, yielding a more wrinkled appearance.
You may be passing through such a phase. You wish you could rejuvenate your skin, particularly the face, bringing back a smooth appearance. Restylane could be the answer.
Restylane is an injectable wrinkle filler with non-animal sourced Hyaluronic Acid (HA). In the US, Restylane was the first Hyaluronic Acid wrinkle filler to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for cosmetic injection into sub dermal facial tissues. It is commonly used for diminishing wrinkles and aging lines on the face, forehead wrinkles (scowl lines), smile lines, and lip enhancement. Aging related facial hollows and troughs around the eyes could also be filled through this procedure.
Treatment duration depends on the individual's skin type, lifestyle and age. After the initial treatment, follow-up sessions go on for a few months. Restylane injections are administered in the doctor's office, and are typically done on patients aged 35 to 60. The procedure is most often performed with local or topical anesthesia, and can take a few minutes or up to 30 minutes.
Restylane is made of non-animal alleviated hyaluronic acid, an organic substance present in virtually all animal life as the same molecule. As it is devoid of any extraneous chemical products, there is a minimal possibility of any infection or allergic reaction. In some patients, it can cause temporary swelling and bruising for a few days; however, these side effects are not permanent. Restylane must not be used on areas of skin where there has been skin disease, inflammation or related conditions. During the pre-treatment consultation, it is always advisable to discuss your medical history with your doctor.
Along with Restylane, medical practitioners use several other fillers such as Juvederm, Radiesse and Sculptra. Juvederm, a second generation HA, is a smooth gel that is very similar to Restylane. Radiesse is made of Calcium Hydroxylapatite, a natural mineral in your own body. It is a collagen-stimulating product that pushes body tissues to produce more collagen. Sculptra is solely a stimulatory filler which means that any change is not the result of the product itself but of the increased tissue collagen produced by the body.
Choice of the dermal filler depends on several factors such as the patient's medical history, their expectations from the process, budget and the opinion of the medical practitioner performing the service. All of these procedures require several follow-ups. In the United States, cosmetic and reconstructive treatment is available across the country, from New York City to Washington DC to Austin Restylane has been one of the most popular dermal fillers in recent years.
As we grow older, our skin develops signs of aging. Skin loses its elasticity and lines begin to manifest themselves in various parts of the face, yielding a more wrinkled appearance.
You may be passing through such a phase. You wish you could rejuvenate your skin, particularly the face, bringing back a smooth appearance. Restylane could be the answer.
Restylane is an injectable wrinkle filler with non-animal sourced Hyaluronic Acid (HA). In the US, Restylane was the first Hyaluronic Acid wrinkle filler to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for cosmetic injection into sub dermal facial tissues. It is commonly used for diminishing wrinkles and aging lines on the face, forehead wrinkles (scowl lines), smile lines, and lip enhancement. Aging related facial hollows and troughs around the eyes could also be filled through this procedure.
Treatment duration depends on the individual's skin type, lifestyle and age. After the initial treatment, follow-up sessions go on for a few months. Restylane injections are administered in the doctor's office, and are typically done on patients aged 35 to 60. The procedure is most often performed with local or topical anesthesia, and can take a few minutes or up to 30 minutes.
Restylane is made of non-animal alleviated hyaluronic acid, an organic substance present in virtually all animal life as the same molecule. As it is devoid of any extraneous chemical products, there is a minimal possibility of any infection or allergic reaction. In some patients, it can cause temporary swelling and bruising for a few days; however, these side effects are not permanent. Restylane must not be used on areas of skin where there has been skin disease, inflammation or related conditions. During the pre-treatment consultation, it is always advisable to discuss your medical history with your doctor.
Along with Restylane, medical practitioners use several other fillers such as Juvederm, Radiesse and Sculptra. Juvederm, a second generation HA, is a smooth gel that is very similar to Restylane. Radiesse is made of Calcium Hydroxylapatite, a natural mineral in your own body. It is a collagen-stimulating product that pushes body tissues to produce more collagen. Sculptra is solely a stimulatory filler which means that any change is not the result of the product itself but of the increased tissue collagen produced by the body.
Choice of the dermal filler depends on several factors such as the patient's medical history, their expectations from the process, budget and the opinion of the medical practitioner performing the service. All of these procedures require several follow-ups. In the United States, cosmetic and reconstructive treatment is available across the country, from New York City to Washington DC to Austin Restylane has been one of the most popular dermal fillers in recent years.
