Injection technique for Juvederm and Restylane

Nissan Pilest, MD answers: Is the injection technique for Juvederm different from Restylane?

Is the injection technique for a monophasic HA filler (Juvederm) different from a biphasic filler (Restylane)?


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

The variation in injection technique doesn't necessarily depend on the product as much as it would depend on the area of the face the filler is injected into. Especially being that these two products are very similar in that they are both Hyaluronic Acid fillers. The technique would be very much the same when injecting into the same part of the face.

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