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?
Answer: Botox and Restylane are different Restylane is for wrinkles that are visible when your face is in a neutral expression, while Botox is only for wrinkles that appear when you make particular facial expressions. As a result, they are for different concerns. Botox is usually charged per unit and Restylane is per syringe.
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Answer: Botox and Restylane are different Restylane is for wrinkles that are visible when your face is in a neutral expression, while Botox is only for wrinkles that appear when you make particular facial expressions. As a result, they are for different concerns. Botox is usually charged per unit and Restylane is per syringe.
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September 8, 2014
Answer: Restylane vs Botox Restylane is used to "plump up" facial contour and smooth away wrinkles that are permanently etched in the skin. BOTOX is used to smooth away wrinkles that are caused by facial movement. For this reason, they are not the same type of product. The most suitable product for you depends on a physical examination of your concern and your expectations.
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September 8, 2014
Answer: Restylane vs Botox Restylane is used to "plump up" facial contour and smooth away wrinkles that are permanently etched in the skin. BOTOX is used to smooth away wrinkles that are caused by facial movement. For this reason, they are not the same type of product. The most suitable product for you depends on a physical examination of your concern and your expectations.
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October 26, 2009
Answer: Filler versus Botox Confusion This seems to be a point of confusion in a lot of my patients. Facial fillers and Botox/Dysport are for different things. General rule of thumb is that Botox/Dysport is for lines in the upper half of the face and that Fillers are for folds on the lower half of the face. Fillers add volume to smooth out areas of volume loss. Botox decreases muscle activity that causes fine wrinkles. You should have a formal consultation with a cosmetic physician. This will help you decide what is best for you.
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October 26, 2009
Answer: Filler versus Botox Confusion This seems to be a point of confusion in a lot of my patients. Facial fillers and Botox/Dysport are for different things. General rule of thumb is that Botox/Dysport is for lines in the upper half of the face and that Fillers are for folds on the lower half of the face. Fillers add volume to smooth out areas of volume loss. Botox decreases muscle activity that causes fine wrinkles. You should have a formal consultation with a cosmetic physician. This will help you decide what is best for you.
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August 4, 2013
Answer: Recommend that you actually find a cosmetic surgeon
Dear Thaley
One does not have their face paralyzed with BOTOX. This product is used to soften some of the muscle to improve the lines, wrinkles and muscular ridging that occurs around the eyes. The end point is not muscle freeze.
Also the agents like BOTOX and the fillers like Restylane are fillers. They do very different things. As such, individuals often elect to have both treatments to address different issues in the face. It is not really a matter of choosing one or the other.
Remember that treatment with these products is entirely of your choosing. Improving your appearance with these products in no required. People choose these services because they are safe and effective.
When you are actually ready to speak with a well qualified injector, seek out someone in your area that is one of the core aesthetic specialities: Dermatology, Oculoplastics, Facial plastics, or general plastic surgery.
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August 4, 2013
Answer: Recommend that you actually find a cosmetic surgeon
Dear Thaley
One does not have their face paralyzed with BOTOX. This product is used to soften some of the muscle to improve the lines, wrinkles and muscular ridging that occurs around the eyes. The end point is not muscle freeze.
Also the agents like BOTOX and the fillers like Restylane are fillers. They do very different things. As such, individuals often elect to have both treatments to address different issues in the face. It is not really a matter of choosing one or the other.
Remember that treatment with these products is entirely of your choosing. Improving your appearance with these products in no required. People choose these services because they are safe and effective.
When you are actually ready to speak with a well qualified injector, seek out someone in your area that is one of the core aesthetic specialities: Dermatology, Oculoplastics, Facial plastics, or general plastic surgery.
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December 20, 2015
Answer: In general, Restylane is a little more expensive than Botox, but does different things than botox Botox is a wrinkle relaxer and is used on the upper face/forehead for the most part, while Restylane is a little more versatile as to where it is injected. It is a filler and can only fill, but can't actually relax. Typically, they should be used in conjunction, so the real answer is that both are necessary, but the good news is that Restylane lasts a little longer than botox and is a bit less pricey in the long run given that fact. Good luck!
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December 20, 2015
Answer: In general, Restylane is a little more expensive than Botox, but does different things than botox Botox is a wrinkle relaxer and is used on the upper face/forehead for the most part, while Restylane is a little more versatile as to where it is injected. It is a filler and can only fill, but can't actually relax. Typically, they should be used in conjunction, so the real answer is that both are necessary, but the good news is that Restylane lasts a little longer than botox and is a bit less pricey in the long run given that fact. Good luck!
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