What Is Restylane?
RESTYLANE is a crystal-clear, non-animal, biodegradable gel based on a natural substance, called Hyaluronic Acid. The gel is injected into the skin in tiny amounts with a very fine needle. The result is instantaneous and produces a long-lasting, natural enhancement, gentle and safe to your skin. RESTYLANE is made in Sweden, a nation known for health, nature and beauty. Since 1996, more than a million people have been successfully treated in more than 60 countries worldwide.

How Restylane Works:
Your skin is made of two main layers, with supporting columns holding them apart. The area in between includes the clear jelly-like substance Hyaluronic Acid. Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance that is found throughout the body that attracts and binds water, hydrating the skin and giving it volume. It gives, for example, volume to the skin, lubricates the joints and gives the eye its shape. While young, the Hyaluronic Acid is in abundance. As you grow older, the acid between these layers diminishes, and the skin somewhat caves, causing a wrinkle along the line. The wrinkle would be gone if you replenished the area with the jelly-like substance, Hyaluronic Acid. That's where dermal fillers, such as Restylane come in. Injected into the skin with a very thin needle, Restylane restores the natural volumes underneath the wrinkle. The wrinkle is now lifted up and smoothed out.

How Long Does The Procedure Take?
The procedure takes about 30 minutes, leaves no marks or scars, and the results can be seen immediately.

How Often Do Would I Need Treatment?
Time between injections is typically 6 to 12 months.

What Areas Can Be Treated With Restylane?

Forehead

• Those pesky worry lines that run across the forehead.
• Frown lines that run between the eyebrows.

Eyes

• Crow's feet at the corner of the eyes.

Mouth

• Smoker's lines which are vertical lines on the mouth.
• Marionette lines at the corner of the mouth.

Cheeks

• Deep smile lines that run from the side of the nose
  to the corners of the mouth.
• Cheek depressions.

Lips

• Redefining the lip border.

Scars

• Acne scars.
• Some facial scars.