How are these fillers different?
Answer: More of the same We have about 15 different fillers. Our practice does a lot of fillers so we stock every single one of them. Most of them are HA's and those differ essentially by the viscosity. So some are like water, some like honey, some like hard rubber. We choose different ones for different layers and areas of the face.Find a Doc you trust and be clear with your goals.Best of luck,DrC
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Answer: More of the same We have about 15 different fillers. Our practice does a lot of fillers so we stock every single one of them. Most of them are HA's and those differ essentially by the viscosity. So some are like water, some like honey, some like hard rubber. We choose different ones for different layers and areas of the face.Find a Doc you trust and be clear with your goals.Best of luck,DrC
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October 23, 2018
Answer: Refyne and Defyne Restylanes Refyne and Defyne are both great products but vary in their particle size and stiffness. Refyne is smaller and more flexible. Better suited for around the lips and fine lines. Defyne is slightly larger and stiffer. So I tend do you this for the marionette lines and NL folds. See an expert who is comfortable with a wide range or products.
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October 23, 2018
Answer: Refyne and Defyne Restylanes Refyne and Defyne are both great products but vary in their particle size and stiffness. Refyne is smaller and more flexible. Better suited for around the lips and fine lines. Defyne is slightly larger and stiffer. So I tend do you this for the marionette lines and NL folds. See an expert who is comfortable with a wide range or products.
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Answer: Restylane Defyne vs. Restylane Refyne Hi, I’m Lauren, the aesthetic injector at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. Restylane Refyne is designed for moderate smile lines like the nasolabial folds or the marionette lines. Restylane Defyne is designed for deeper lines and folds; it offers more structure and support.
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Answer: Restylane Defyne vs. Restylane Refyne Hi, I’m Lauren, the aesthetic injector at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. Restylane Refyne is designed for moderate smile lines like the nasolabial folds or the marionette lines. Restylane Defyne is designed for deeper lines and folds; it offers more structure and support.
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June 13, 2019
Answer: Restylane Defyne vs Restylane Refyne Restylane Defyne and Restylane Refyne are Hyaluronic Acid dermal fillers. They are flexible fillers and help to maintain natural movements. Defyne is typically used to treat deeper areas by smoothing creases and smile lines, while Refyne is used to treat more surfaced lines because it is finer. Additionally, Refyne treats moderate wrinkles and folds and Defyne fills deeper lines while also plumping. Both should last up to one year post injection.
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June 13, 2019
Answer: Restylane Defyne vs Restylane Refyne Restylane Defyne and Restylane Refyne are Hyaluronic Acid dermal fillers. They are flexible fillers and help to maintain natural movements. Defyne is typically used to treat deeper areas by smoothing creases and smile lines, while Refyne is used to treat more surfaced lines because it is finer. Additionally, Refyne treats moderate wrinkles and folds and Defyne fills deeper lines while also plumping. Both should last up to one year post injection.
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December 3, 2019
Answer: Filler suggestion Thee difference between Refyne and Defyne is the Texture. Defyne is thicker while the Refyne is re Smoother. Both have great natural movement and expressions while another difference is Defyne can be used for areas that require a more deeper treatment. Best, Dr. Anil Shah, MD FACS
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December 3, 2019
Answer: Filler suggestion Thee difference between Refyne and Defyne is the Texture. Defyne is thicker while the Refyne is re Smoother. Both have great natural movement and expressions while another difference is Defyne can be used for areas that require a more deeper treatment. Best, Dr. Anil Shah, MD FACS
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