Restylane Lyft
45+ minutes · Starting at $650
Over time, natural fat begins to deteriorate, resulting in sagging skin, more prominent wrinkles and a reduction of volume. Restylane Lyft, is an injectable hyaluronic acid gel used to correct volume loss and treat wrinkles in the face and hands. Through nonsurgical injections, Restylane Lyft is specifically designed to add fullness to the cheeks, midface area, and the back of the hands to help complete your aesthetic look — for face and hands.
HOW THIS TECHNIQUE WORKS
Restylane Lyft consists of individual injections that contain hyaluronic acid, lidocaine, and water. The combination of HA and water creates a plumping effect, which adds volume beneath your skin upon injection. This helps to temporarily smooth out wrinkles in the target area. Future follow-up treatments are necessary to help maintain these effects.
The addition of lidocaine in Restylane Lyft helps to minimize any pain during the procedure. This can also help save time, as you won’t need to wait for a separate pain reliever to take effect before each treatment.
Restylane Lyft Results
As with any hyaluronic acid treatment, the most common side effects were swelling, redness, pain, bruising, headache, tenderness, lump formation, itching at the injection site and impaired hand function. These events decreased in severity over time, and most were resolved after two weeks.
2 in 3
Are interested in having a non-surgical cosmetic treatment to improve the appearance of their hands.4*
*The Restylane Survey was conducted among 1,000 nationally representative U.S. women ages 35+, between February 26 and March 5, 2018, using an email invitation and an online survey.
Restylane Lyft for Face
In a clinical trial, subjects treated with Restylane Lyft reported improvement in the appearance of the midface area following treatments.1†
95%
improvement
2 months after treatment1
(n=145)
73%
improvement
12 months after treatment1
(n=141)
† Improvement was defined as a score of 1 (improved) or better on the Global Aesthetic Improvement Scale at the time point of interest.
