How Long Do the Initial Results of Restylane Last Between the Nose Bridge and Forehead?

I have been using Restylane extensively to the nasal dorsum (back of nose) itself to treat concavity or mild post-rhinoplasty lack of volume.  I have also used it very often in the nasion area, i.e. the concave junction between the nose and the forehead.  I use it there for patients with a low bridge (eg. asians and afro-american populations commonly) but also for older patients - all ethnicities included - who have deep glabellar lines created by the corrugator and procerus muscles.  The filler will most likely lasts 9-12 months when injected deep over the periosteum of the nasal bones.  The effects will last even longer if you minimize muscle activity in the same glabellar region by getting injections of Botox every 4-6 months.  I find that in people getting Botox injections in the glabellar/nasion area regularly, the fillers in the nasion area will last up to 3 years.  I find Restylane works better than juvederm ultra in this area. Using a thicker filler such as Perlane is possible in the nasion area and would likely last longer.  But risk of vascular injection and vascular compromise is slightly higher.  Always be careful when getting fillers in the glabellar and nasal tip regions as there are rare but serious possible complications.  Best to have this performed by an expert.

Restylane can last up to ten to 12 months or more. It works usually very well but don't consider Perlane or thicker fillers because of the risk of ulceration in the low mid forehead.

Restylane usually lasts about 6 months. It is unlikely that it has resorbed after two months.  If you are unhappy you should speak with your doctor.