A next-generation hyaluronic acid dermal filler designed to help support your skin while keeping you looking like you. Restylane Refyne dermal filler is formulated to enhance facial balance without compromising natural movement.

Restylane® Refyne is designed with XpresHAn Technology™ to help soften laugh lines (nasolabial folds and marionette lines). This can help you restore a more natural look to your face while maintaining your facial expressions. Restylane Refyne cosmetic injections are used for the correction of facial lines that become more apparent with animation. It is also designed to help support your natural expression—for real-life results that help maintain natural movement when you’re smiling, frowning, and even puckering up.

Patients exploring dermal filler treatments may find this option ideal when subtle correction is desired. Restylane Refyne is part of a comprehensive range of cosmetic dermatology procedures offered to address dynamic facial lines. Patients interested in Restylane Refyne in Tarzana can schedule a consultation with Castle Dermatology Institute. Learn more about the technology behind this treatment from Restylane®.

Restylane Refyne FAQs

1. What is Restylane Refyne used for?
   Restylane Refyne is used to treat moderate facial wrinkles and folds, particularly nasolabial folds and marionette lines that appear with facial movement.
2. How is Restylane Refyne different from other fillers?
   Restylane Refyne uses XpresHAn Technology™, allowing the filler to move naturally with facial expressions while providing subtle support.
3. Who is a good candidate for Restylane Refyne?
   Patients looking for natural-looking correction that preserves facial movement may be good candidates, pending provider evaluation.
4. How long do Restylane Refyne results last?
   Results typically last up to 12 months, depending on facial movement, metabolism, and treatment area.
5. Is there downtime after Restylane Refyne treatment?
   Most patients experience minimal downtime, with mild swelling or bruising that usually resolves within a few days.