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Restylane OnlineRestylane was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in December 2003, for use as an injection to help correct moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds, including the lines between the nose and mouth of a person.Restylane is the first and only FDA-approved dermal filler made of a biodegradable non-animal stabilized hyaluronic acid (NASHA™). Upon being injected beneath the skin's surface, the NASHA gel adds natural volume and lift to smooth wrinkles and folds. Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance found in all living organisms and provides volume and fullness to the skin. More about Restylane and NASHA™In contrast to non-stabilized hyaluronic acid, which lasts only days to weeks (at most) NASHA™ is developed using a unique stabilization process that results in Restylane's long duration of effect. Additionally, unlike other hyaluronic acid products, NASHA is not derived from animal sources. It is produced biotechnologically by natural fermentation in a sterile laboratory environment. This significantly diminishes the risk of transmitting diseases between species or of eliciting allergic reactions in patients who are sensitive to common foods, such as beef, chicken and eggs. NASHA™ has been extensively researched for over a decade, and proven to be safe and effective. Restylane does not require any allergy or skin test prior to injection.Beauty NewsThere's a relatively new player in the contour filler market. It's called Macrolane, and it's getting rave reviews because it's a non-surgical product procedure.A closer look at plastic surgeryRestylane can be a better option instead of certain types of plastic surgery. However, in this section, we take a closer look at plastic surgery - Why plastic surgery? Where to go for plastic surgery? Situations where plastic surgery has gone bad. Celebrities and plastic surgery. Men and plastic surgery. Plastic surgery addiction. |
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