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Has anyone here had restylane injections? I am curious and thinking about having it done.

Thanks.

 
I've researched it some because I was interested in having it injected in the trough like area underneath my eyes. Restylane is made of hyaluronic acid which is in alot of facial gels/ serums/ creams/ etc. I started using a hyaluronic serum and saw some plumping but not enough so I gave up. I would still like to have some sort of injections for my eye area and old acne scars. I'm not sure which would be best. I need to schedule an appointment with a plastic surgeon. What are you wanting the injections for?

 
The lines between my nose and the corners of my mouth and the little lines I have above my upper lip.

 
No, but my mother has.It made the lines between her nose and mouth("marionette lines") amazingly less deep, for about 4-5 months.She said it "piched a little, a few minutes" while injected and was then slowly massaged in(I don't know why they "massage" it in?)But she said it was a lot less painful than going to the dentist,and worth the 500-600 to her.(She had it done at her usual dermatologist's, didn't go through an advertisement. Maybe that's a little safer overall.

 
Originally Posted by SierraWren No, but my mother has.It made the lines between her nose and mouth("marionette lines") amazingly less deep, for about 4-5 months.She said it "piched a little, a few minutes" while injected and was then slowly massaged in(I don't know why they "massage" it in?)But she said it was a lot less painful than going to the dentist,and worth the 500-600 to her.(She had it done at her usual dermatologist's, didn't go through an advertisement. Maybe that's a little safer overall. Hmm, maybe they massage it so it won't turn out lumpy.
 
Originally Posted by Little_Lisa Hmm, maybe they massage it so it won't turn out lumpy. Hmm,I asked her and she said that's exactly right, that's what they told her--so it wouldn't get lumpy!
 
artecoll is a similar product but unlike the others it is permenant. and works great too!

 
No i haven't tried it but now that Lisa mention's it,i'de probably try it it to fill out acne scars.I diidn't know that was possible.Thanks for the info Lisa!

 
Originally Posted by dentaldee artecoll is a similar product but unlike the others it is permenant. and works great too! Thanks for the mention! I'm sure it's more expensive but i'd much rather have a permanent fix.

Originally Posted by Pauline Thanks for the info Lisa! Your welcome!
 

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