I'm wondering which of these 2 products is better for lip enhancement. To my understanding, restylane is FDA approved for lip injection, while juvederm isn't.
Answer: Lip Augmentation Can Signficantly Improve the Lower Third of the Face
It might seem that the question of which injectable to use for the lips would be a simple one. The reason that it isn't is because the lip unit encompasses far more than the red area we loosely call the lips.
The entire lip unit includes the philtrum (the two vertical columns extending upward from the center of the upper lip to the base of the nose, the white roll (the slightly projecting whitish border that rims the red border of the lips, the Cupid's bow, and the degree of projection of the red areas. It also includes considerations, such as the width of the entire white portion of the upper lip, and whether there are bar code lines above and below from aging and sun damage or transverse lines under the nose related to muscular activity in the area.
Today, the situation is fortunately not that of "All we have is a hammer, so everything has to be a nail." In other words, each of the areas above might need a different agent from our injectable "tool box." For example, the red lips might be best treated with a smooth volumizing agent, like Juvederm UltraPlus XC, while the the philtral columns might respond best with a agent, like a Restylane L, a filler with more turgor (more lifting ability). Perlane L, a volumizer with a good lift, might be better suited for the depressed areas under the outer third of the lower lip, to give support to that region and diminish any sagging of the angles of the mouth. And Juvederm Ultra XC might be needed for a finishing touch to the angles of the mouth to give them the final straighening needed for a fresher, younger look.
Finally, if a transverse line is prominent directly below the nasal base, a tiny drop of Botox, a neuromodulator, and not a filler or volumizer at all, may be needed in addition to the other treatments mentioned.
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It might seem that the question of which injectable to use for the lips would be a simple one. The reason that it isn't is because the lip unit encompasses far more than the red area we loosely call the lips.
The entire lip unit includes the philtrum (the two vertical columns extending upward from the center of the upper lip to the base of the nose, the white roll (the slightly projecting whitish border that rims the red border of the lips, the Cupid's bow, and the degree of projection of the red areas. It also includes considerations, such as the width of the entire white portion of the upper lip, and whether there are bar code lines above and below from aging and sun damage or transverse lines under the nose related to muscular activity in the area.
Today, the situation is fortunately not that of "All we have is a hammer, so everything has to be a nail." In other words, each of the areas above might need a different agent from our injectable "tool box." For example, the red lips might be best treated with a smooth volumizing agent, like Juvederm UltraPlus XC, while the the philtral columns might respond best with a agent, like a Restylane L, a filler with more turgor (more lifting ability). Perlane L, a volumizer with a good lift, might be better suited for the depressed areas under the outer third of the lower lip, to give support to that region and diminish any sagging of the angles of the mouth. And Juvederm Ultra XC might be needed for a finishing touch to the angles of the mouth to give them the final straighening needed for a fresher, younger look.
Finally, if a transverse line is prominent directly below the nasal base, a tiny drop of Botox, a neuromodulator, and not a filler or volumizer at all, may be needed in addition to the other treatments mentioned.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Both are great choices Both Restylane Kysse and Juviderm Ultra XC are great options for you. If you want to treat multiple facial areas, JUVÉDERM® Ultra XC is going to be your best choice due to its versatility. If you want fewer injections along with better flexibility, texture, and lip color, then Restylane Kysse is your best choice. Best, Dr. Emer
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Both are great choices Both Restylane Kysse and Juviderm Ultra XC are great options for you. If you want to treat multiple facial areas, JUVÉDERM® Ultra XC is going to be your best choice due to its versatility. If you want fewer injections along with better flexibility, texture, and lip color, then Restylane Kysse is your best choice. Best, Dr. Emer
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March 1, 2016
Answer: Restylane Silk and Restylane for Lip Enhancement We prefer Restylane Silk and Restylane for a subtle lip enhancement! The results are immediate, soft and provide a natural correction of lip lines. Restylane Silk is FDA approved for this treatment.#Restylanelips # lipvolume #lipplumping
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Answer: Restylane Silk and Restylane for Lip Enhancement We prefer Restylane Silk and Restylane for a subtle lip enhancement! The results are immediate, soft and provide a natural correction of lip lines. Restylane Silk is FDA approved for this treatment.#Restylanelips # lipvolume #lipplumping
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August 30, 2012
Answer: Restylane to lips
Currently yes, Restylane is the only FDA approved dermal filler for lips. Meeting with a well-trained and experienced injector is key to determining a successful outcome, whether it be Restylane or another dermal filler. You'll likely get very similar results with Juvederm and it often depends on injector preference.
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Answer: Restylane to lips
Currently yes, Restylane is the only FDA approved dermal filler for lips. Meeting with a well-trained and experienced injector is key to determining a successful outcome, whether it be Restylane or another dermal filler. You'll likely get very similar results with Juvederm and it often depends on injector preference.
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June 7, 2012
Answer: Best Injectable for Lip Enhancement
Both products work well for lip enhancement. I prefer Juvederm for most lips, while I prefer Restylane for other facial sites, depending on volume deficit. You are correct though, Restylane is the only hyaluronic acid presently FDA approved for lip enhancement. Your doctor will choose the best filler for you depending on the structure and size of your lips, the level of volume restoration you are aiming for, and their personal preference/experience. Good luck!
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Answer: Best Injectable for Lip Enhancement
Both products work well for lip enhancement. I prefer Juvederm for most lips, while I prefer Restylane for other facial sites, depending on volume deficit. You are correct though, Restylane is the only hyaluronic acid presently FDA approved for lip enhancement. Your doctor will choose the best filler for you depending on the structure and size of your lips, the level of volume restoration you are aiming for, and their personal preference/experience. Good luck!
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May 23, 2012
Answer: Restylane or Juvederm for lip augmentation?
Both Restylane and Juvederm are great products. I like to use each for specific areas of the face. I find that they both work well to fill the lips. Juvederm is a little softer than the Restylane, and may be a better option for some patients. Restylane is a great filler to improve the following areas:
1) Tear trough
2) Marionette lines
3) Nasolabial folds
Overall, it depends on the preference of the physician and you may find that one may prefer one filler over another for a certain area. Thank you and good luck!
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Answer: Restylane or Juvederm for lip augmentation?
Both Restylane and Juvederm are great products. I like to use each for specific areas of the face. I find that they both work well to fill the lips. Juvederm is a little softer than the Restylane, and may be a better option for some patients. Restylane is a great filler to improve the following areas:
1) Tear trough
2) Marionette lines
3) Nasolabial folds
Overall, it depends on the preference of the physician and you may find that one may prefer one filler over another for a certain area. Thank you and good luck!
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