Botox and Restylane are very different

Nissan Pilest, MD answers: Is Restylane a lot more expensive than Botox?

I can't decide on which treatment to get because it seems that Restylane is better than Botox. I'm not so sure that I want my face paralyzed. I also want to know, does Restylane cost a lot more than Botox?


Nissan Pilest, MD
22 days ago
By Nissan Pilest, MD - Orange County Dermatologist

Restylane and Botox are very different products and are used differently as well, which makes them hard to compare. Restylane is a filler which is primarily used to fill areas with a loss of volume where Botox relaxes muscle activity to smooth fine wrinkles. I would recommend consulting with your local dermatologist to see which option is best for you.

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