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Perlane vs Restylane: How is It Different?
asked 4 years ago by anon
Latest answer by Grant Stevens, MD
Question viewed 1,847 times
Tags: comparison
4 answers to Perlane vs Restylane: How is It Different?
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Perlane is a larger particle.
Restylane and Perlane are both HA's. They are safe, effective, and reversible. The difference between these 2 substances is the particle size. Perlane is roughly 3-4 times larger., making it very useful for the midface.
Benjamin Bassichis, MD
Dallas Facial Plastic Surgeon
Dallas Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Perlane vs Restylane
Greetings~
Great question and one that many people have questions about. Perlane is a larger particle and is most often used for deep wrinkles (deep nasolabial folds), deep marionette lines or volume restoration. Restylane is made up of smaller particles and is used for finer lines, oral commissures, lip edges, tear troughs. Either can be used for the lips. Though it is good for you to know the difference between the two and their uses, I would suggest leaving the choice...
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Perlane, Juvederm, Fill NLF's, Face Fillers, Restylane
Great question.
Restylane is a smaller molecule soft tissue filler meant to be injected within the layers, of the skin, to fill in lines and superficial folds.
Perlane is made of the same material but has mor cross linking allowing a larger molecule size which is not meant to be injected within the skin but deeper into the fatty tissue below the skin for filling deeper folds and shaping areas like the cheeks, chin and Jawline. In my opinion, Perlane last longer than...
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Perlane vs. Restylane
Perlane and Restylane are both hyaluronic acids fillers made by Medicis. Perlane is more highly cross-linked than Restylane and so is thicker to inject and is better injected through a larger needle. Physicians differ in their use of the products, but in a nutshell, Restylane is for more superficial lines and wrinkles and lip augmentation (although I'm sure some use Perlane for this) and Perlane is better for deeper folds such as the smile lines and puppet lines (marionette lines). ...
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Edward Buckingham, MD
Austin Facial Plastic Surgeon
Austin Facial Plastic Surgeon