Restylane treatments

Restylane is a range of dermal fillers and hydrating skinboosters used for aesthetic and anti-ageing treatments. Filler treatments with Restylane will help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, lines and folds, enhance contours and improve facial volume. The Restylane range of products can also be used for lip enhancement, to provide a natural and subtle fullness and definition to your lips. The Restylane range of skinboosters helps hydrate the skin and improve the skin structure, elasticity and reduce the appearance of fine lines. Discover more here or contact your local qualified Restylane Practitioner using our Practitioner Finder

  • Lips and chin area

    The mouth is often in the center of attention. It is also particularly exposed to ageing, both from sun and wind, but also because you use it every day when you laugh and talk.

    Restylane can be used to restore lost volume, smooth out wrinkles or simply to rehydrate or enhance your lips.

  • Cheeks and nose area

    With the help of Restylane your face can regain lost volume in a careful and natural way. By replacing the volume in some parts of the face you can achieve a more youthful look.

  • Eyes and forehead area

    Wrinkles and lines do not always add character to your face and sometimes make you look older than you feel.

    A treatment with Restylane can smooth away worry and frown lines, and give your tired eyes a soft lift to achieve that fresh look you want.

  • Skin revitalisation

    Restylane skinbooster treatments restore the skin’s hydrobalance and improve skin elasticity and skin structure. This makes the skin hydrated, soft and smooth with luster and glow.

    A treatment program gradually creates a glowing complexion by gently and naturally hydrating the skin from within. The Restylane skinbooster range is scientifically proven to improve skin quality and can be used to revitalise areas that have been damaged due to over exposure to the sun; for example the face, neck, décolletage and hands.

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