Are there generic brands of Restylane?

You are right to question the safety and authenticity of this deal, as you really do get what you pay for when it comes to injectable fillers and other similar treatments. Brand names like Restylane® have been approved by the FDA for specific uses, so using an unknown injectable may not be safe or effective. I would say that if you're questioning this deal, it's probably not worth the risk. Better to pay a little more and know that you're getting a high-quality product administered by an experienced cosmetic surgeon.

Thanks for this question.Cheap dermal filler is never good and good dermal filler is never cheap. I suggest you do your homework. Best wishes, Dr. ALDO 

Hello! No, there is no such thing as a generic filler. There have been quite a few companies that have tried to sell fillers produced outside the US and the FDA has cracked down on that practice. It is possible the cost reflects someone new trying to gain experience, even if they make no money, or someone who does so few injections they are desperate for business. Either way, it is not a good sign when you see a groupon for such a service. You get what you pay for.  good luck!

There isn't a generic form of Restylane available in the United States. Prices can be variable due to skill, technique, expertise, and amount of filler used for desired results. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist to go over desired results. Best, Dr. Emer

Restylane used in the United States should only be purchased from the company that manufactures it. There are no generic brands that would be legal in the U.S.  There are different types of Restylane though and different sizes.  You should check to see which type of Restylane is being offered and the size of the syringe.  

Hi,
There are unfortunately no generic versions of Restylane or any other fillers.  There are only name brands.
Thank You!

When it comes to filler injections to your face I would trust only trained board-certified professional that treat patients with brands of fillers. These are sterile and quality controlled and minimize any potential side effects. When it comes to health, I would always advocate safety over cost. 

Thank you for your question.  While there are a number of different brands of hyaluronic acid fillers available in the United States (Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero, etc), there is no such thing as "generic" Restylane.  Generally speaking, if a deal seems too good to be true, it often is.  There are a number of online retailers selling deeply discounted fillers and Botox to less scrupulous clinic and medspas - purchasing from these suppliers is illegal, and in many cases, the products they sell have been found to be counterfeit or contaminated.  It's also important to note that your results with any cosmetic procedure are highly dependent on the experience, qualifications, and skills of your injector, and not just on the product itself - I would recommend seeing only board-certified dermatologists, plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons, or oculoplastic surgeons for any cosmetic injections.  Best of luck.

There is no such thing as generic Restylane.  There are many hyaluronic acid products available under various trade names. I would be leary of prices too low to be real and it is possible that there are many reasons--out of date, purchased outside of US (illegal) etc Just be careful and ask questions