I saw a doctor today for a consultation regarding hollows under my eyes and she said she will use restyle silk ,but its awfully expensive! !! Can she use just the regular restyle is itva big difference between those two ?
November 22, 2015
Answer: #RestylaneSilkForUnderEyes Regular Restylane is thicker and more likely to cause bumps or nodules when used in thin skin areas like the lower lids vs #restylane silk which is thinner and less likely to cause these problems.Restylane® Silk has recently been approved by the FDA for release in the United States. It’s the first and only approved product specifically designed for smoothing wrinkles and lines around the mouth, as well as replacing lost volume.
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November 22, 2015
Answer: #RestylaneSilkForUnderEyes Regular Restylane is thicker and more likely to cause bumps or nodules when used in thin skin areas like the lower lids vs #restylane silk which is thinner and less likely to cause these problems.Restylane® Silk has recently been approved by the FDA for release in the United States. It’s the first and only approved product specifically designed for smoothing wrinkles and lines around the mouth, as well as replacing lost volume.
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October 8, 2015
Answer: Restylane Versus Restylane Silk Both are safe FDA approved hyaluronic acid fillers. Restylane Silk can be injected in a more superficial dermal position. Restylane is a soft tissue filler injected below the dermis for fine upper lip wrinkles. I would consider using a hyaluronic acid filler like Restylane for the tear trough correction, which will not cause significant swelling and can last for over a year. This should be done in the hands of a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Dermatologist.
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October 8, 2015
Answer: Restylane Versus Restylane Silk Both are safe FDA approved hyaluronic acid fillers. Restylane Silk can be injected in a more superficial dermal position. Restylane is a soft tissue filler injected below the dermis for fine upper lip wrinkles. I would consider using a hyaluronic acid filler like Restylane for the tear trough correction, which will not cause significant swelling and can last for over a year. This should be done in the hands of a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Dermatologist.
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