At American Medical Center, we offer the Restylane® family of advanced dermal fillers—designed to smooth wrinkles, restore volume, and enhance facial contours for a naturally refreshed appearance.
Restylane® is a hyaluronic acid-based injectable gel that mimics your skin’s own moisture-retaining components. It is FDA-approved and highly effective in treating:
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Nasolabial folds (laugh lines)
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Marionette lines
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Lip enhancement
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Corners of the mouth
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Mid-face volume loss
Why Choose Restylane®?
Restylane® is one of the most trusted fillers worldwide and offers:
- Immediate results after just one session
- Natural-looking enhancements that preserve facial expression
- Long-lasting outcomes—typically up to 12 months
- Extensive clinical testing—over 20 million treatments worldwide
Restylane® is suitable for both men and women seeking a safe and reversible way to combat signs of aging and add definition to their facial features.
Restylane® vs. Other Fillers (like JUVÉDERM®)
While both Restylane® and JUVÉDERM® are hyaluronic acid-based fillers, they differ in texture:
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Restylane® is thicker and more cohesive, making it ideal for sculpting and shaping specific areas with precision
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JUVÉDERM® is smoother and more fluid, providing a silkier appearance with less effort to mold
This makes Restylane® especially effective for treating deeper folds and areas requiring structure and volume definition.
How Does Restylane® Work?
As we age, our skin loses its natural hyaluronic acid, leading to volume loss and visible aging signs. Restylane® works by:
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Replenishing HA levels
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Restoring facial volume
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Filling wrinkles and folds
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Hydrating and rejuvenating the skin
The results are soft, natural, and youthful, with minimal discomfort and no downtime.
Is Restylane® Safe?
Yes. Restylane® is:
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Biocompatible and mimics your body’s own hyaluronic acid
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FDA-approved and backed by decades of clinical use
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Non-animal-based, making it suitable for a wide range of patients
Minor side effects like redness, swelling, or bruising may occur but typically resolve quickly.