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If you are considering injectables for skin enhancement, you may have heard of the Restylane line of products and procedures. With so many products available, however, you may be a bit confused about how each product works and what’s right for you. To help you decide what’s best, consult with one of our dermatologists. In the meantime, following is a basic breakdown of the differences between the Restylane products.
Restylane®
Overall, Restylane is a hyaluronic acid gel that can be used to add volume and fullness to skin, essentially correcting facial wrinkles and folds. It can also be used to enhance lips.
Restylane® Lyft™
Restylane Lyft can be used specifically to add volume to your cheeks and hands.
Restylane® Silk
Restylane Silk is designed for lip augmentation and the smoothing of wrinkles around the mouth.
Restylane® Refyne™
Restylane Refyne’s technology is designed to soften laugh lines and overall wrinkles and lines, helping to restore a more natural look to your face.
Restylane® Defyne™
Restylane Defyne helps smooth out deeper smile lines.
• Restylane Refyne vs. Restylane Defyne: The main difference is that Restylane Refyne is used for mild to moderate wrinkles and general lines, while Restylane Defyne treats moderate to severe smile lines.
• Restylane Silk vs. Restylane Lyft: Restylane Silk is the only FDA-approved product for lip enhancement, and it also smoothes wrinkles around the lips. Restylane Lyft is used to “lift” or fill in various areas of your face, including the cheeks and temples. It can also fill depressed areas of your nose and erase lines around your mouth.
Our dermatologists and estheticians will work with you to identify the best route for you to take. We can further explain the differences between the Restylane products and answer any general questions you may have about the procedures.
To schedule an appointment, visit our website or call one of our dermatology offices, located in Commerce, Novi, West Bloomfield, Farmington Hills, and Berkley.
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