We will all eventually experience that dreaded moment when fine lines & wrinkles set in to our face and lips. Fortunately, we can take steps to reverse the signs of aging and enjoy looking in the mirror once more. If you want to regain your youthful glow, you may want to consider Restylane treatments.
What is Restylane?
Restylane is an FDA-approved injectable gel made with hyaluronic acid used to restore lost volume and youthful contours to the skin, specifically around the nose and mouth. It is a safe, effective option that results in a smooth, natural look.
Restylane is injected under the skin in small amounts with a fine needle. It provides volume to smooth away the appearance of fine lines, enhance facial shape, and augment the lips. The treatment session is quick and comfortable. Depending on the number of areas to be treated, the session only takes approximately 15-30 minutes.
Benefits of Restylane include:
And here’s another amazing feature. Because the results of Restylane are long-lasting, but not permanent, you stay in control of your appearance…and that’s always a plus! Your doctor can determine an appropriate follow-up treatment plan during your consultation.
If you’re interested in a Restylane consultation, call 1-847-429-3185 to schedule your consult at the Schaumburg practice of Paul C. Dillon, MD. Our team of experts will assess your skin and discuss your goals to determine if Restylane is right for you.
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