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Restylane

Restylane: fillers, lips, volume and Skinboosters

The range of Restylane (Galderma) at dermal-filler.dk includes hyaluronic acid fillers for contour and volume, products for the lip and eye area, as well as Skinboosters for skin quality. First, choose the product group (filler vs. skinbooster), then the series (for example Kysse, Lyft, Vital).

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Lines in this range

Fillers with lidocaine: Restylane® Defyne with Lidocaine, Restylane® Refyne with Lidocaine, Restylane® Kysse with Lidocaine (lips), Restylane® Lyft with Lidocaine, Volyme, Restylane® with Lidocaine (classic) and Restylane® Eyelight with Lidocaine - 1 x 0.5 ml (0.5 ml, eye area). Skinboosters: Restylane® Skinboosters Vital with Lidocaine and Restylane® Skinboosters Vital Light with Lidocaine – focused on hydration/skin quality, not on classic volume correction.

Group Examples Selection Tip
Dynamic/expression areas Refyne, Defyne Both XpresHAn (OBT), not NASHA; Defyne firmer than Refyne
Lips Kysse Filler positioned for lips
Volume/contour Lyft, Volyme More volume than skinbooster
Eye area Eyelight 0.5 ml Small packaging, specific for the area
Skinboosters Vital, Vital Light Skin quality/hydration

Selection Criteria

1) Filler or skinbooster? 2) Area (lips, mid-face, periorbital). 3) Packaging volume (0.5 ml vs. standard). All filler/booster products mentioned in this list have lidocaine in the product name.

Skinboosters versus volume fillers

Restylane Skinboosters Vital and Vital Light focus on skin quality and hydration. Defyne, Refyne, Lyft, Volyme, Kysse, and the classic filler Restylane are volumizing or contouring products. Do not interchange these roles based solely on the brand name: the product group determines the use. Eyelight (0.5 ml) is a smaller package for the eye area within the filler family.

All products mentioned here in the current range include lidocaine in the product name. The packaging volumes differ (0.5 ml in Eyelight versus standard filler syringes); keep this in mind when ordering and planning protocols.

Galderma positions Restylane as a family with clear roles. Use the table above as a quick filter and then confirm on the product page the exact indication, packaging content, and whether lidocaine is included. The concentrations, lidocaine, and packaging details by variant are on the product pages.

Determine filler versus skinbooster and area, then open the appropriate Restylane product page.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Restylane Defyne and Refyne?
Both use Galderma's XpresHAn technology (in Europe also OBT), not NASHA. Defyne is the firmer gel for deeper wrinkles and contouring, Refyne is the more flexible for finer moving areas. NASHA applies in this range, among others, to classic Restylane, Lyft, and Eyelight.
What is Restylane Kysse used for?
Kysse is the Restylane filler oriented for lips with lidocaine in this range.
What distinguishes Skinboosters Vital from Vital Light?
According to Galderma's IFU, Vital contains 20 mg/ml of stabilized hyaluronic acid and Vital Light 12 mg/ml. Both variants in this store mention lidocaine. They are skinboosters, not volume fillers like Lyft.
What is Restylane Eyelight?
A 0.5 ml package with lidocaine for the eye area – smaller volume than standard filler syringes.
Is Restylane the same as a Skinbooster?
No. Restylane includes separate fillers and Skinbooster products; choose explicitly based on the product group.
Do all packages have lidocaine?
In this range of the store, yes, for the mentioned products; the product title mentions “with Lidocaine”.

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