Restylane
What Is?
Restylane® is a range of injectable dermal fillers made with hyaluronic acid (HA), a substance naturally present in the skin. It is designed to restore volume, smooth facial lines, and enhance features such as the lips, cheeks, chin, and under-eye area.
Functions
SMOOTHS FACIAL LINES AND FOLDS Helps soften moderate-to-severe wrinkles, including smile lines and marionette lines. | RESTORES LOST FACIAL VOLUME Replenishes volume in areas affected by aging or facial hollowing. | ENHANCES LIP SHAPE AND VOLUME Selected formulations can improve lip fullness, definition, and lines around the mouth. | DEFINES FACIAL CONTOURS Helps enhance the cheeks and chin for a more balanced and structured appearance. | IMPROVES UNDER-EYE HOLLOWS Certain Restylane® products are specifically designed to improve hollowing beneath the eyes. |
Key Benefits
Natural-Looking Enhancement
Designed to restore volume and refine facial features while maintaining a balanced appearance.
Immediate Visible Improvement
Changes in volume and contour are generally noticeable directly after treatment, although temporary swelling may affect the initial result.
Customized Treatment Options
The Restylane® range offers different formulations for the lips, cheeks, chin, facial folds, temples, hands, and under-eye area.
Minimal Interruption to Daily Activities
Most patients can return to their usual routine shortly after treatment, although redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising may occur.
Temporary But Long-Lasting Results
Depending on the product and treatment area, clinical results may last from around six months to as long as 18 months.
Price
₱ 25,000
1ml/cc

FAQ
How does Restylane® work?
The HA gel is injected into a specific treatment area to add temporary volume, smooth lines, or enhance facial contours.
When will I see results?
Results are usually visible immediately after treatment. The final appearance becomes clearer after temporary swelling and redness settle.
How long do the results last?
Longevity depends on the formulation, treatment area, amount used, metabolism, and individual response. Depending on the product, results may last from approximately six months to 18 months.
Is the procedure painful?
Patients may feel mild pressure, pinching, or discomfort during the injections. Lidocaine-containing formulations and topical numbing may help improve comfort.
Is there downtime after treatment?
Downtime is usually minimal. Temporary swelling, redness, bruising, tenderness, itching, or small lumps may occur around the injection area.
What areas can Restylane® treat?
Depending on the selected formulation, it may be used for the lips, cheeks, chin, smile lines, marionette lines, temples, under-eye hollows, and backs of the hands.
Who is a good candidate for Restylane®?
It may be suitable for adults seeking temporary correction of facial volume loss, wrinkles, folds, hollow areas, or facial contours. A medical consultation is required to determine suitability.
How many syringes or sessions are needed?
The amount required depends on the treatment area, existing volume loss, chosen product, and desired result. Some patients may require a touch-up or maintenance session.
Can Restylane® be combined with other treatments?
Yes, but the treatment sequence and timing must be determined by a qualified medical professional, particularly when combining fillers with lasers, chemical peels, or other procedures.
Can Restylane® be dissolved?
Because Restylane® is an HA-based filler, a qualified healthcare professional may use hyaluronidase to dissolve it when medically appropriate. Complete or immediate reversal is not guaranteed.
Who should not receive Restylane®?
It may not be appropriate for people with certain severe allergies, bleeding disorders, active infection or inflammation at the treatment site, or an allergy to lidocaine in products that contain it. Safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been established.
Is Restylane® safe?
Restylane has established clinical safety and effectiveness when appropriately selected and administered by trained medical professionals. However, dermal fillers carry potential risks, including infection and rare but serious complications if accidentally injected into a blood vessel.





