Restylane® Refyne

When we smile, laugh, frown, or make facial expressions, it causes lines and wrinkles to form over time. Laugh lines around your mouth are the most common, and can cause you to appear aged. Restylane® Refyne can help to soften these lines for a youthful facial appearance.

What is Restylane® Refyne?

With time, skin can lose its elasticity, causing lines to form from your nose along the sides of your mouth (nasolabial folds) and towards your chin (marionette lines). Restylane® Refyne is a hyaluronic acid dermal filler meant to correct mild to moderate forms of these lines for a more youthful appearance.

How Does Restylane® RefyneWork?

Created with XpresHAn Technology™, Restylane® Refyne is meant to create a natural correction. It is created to help maintain your natural facial movements, so the results are comfortable and beautiful. Many patients choose Restylane® Resfyne to soften facial lines because, along with Restylane® Defyne, it is the only filler on the market that is shown in clinical trials to help maintain the natural movement of the face after treatment.

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Restylane® Refyne Results

After this non-surgical treatment, individuals may experience swelling, itching, bruising, or redness at the injection sites. These side effects should resolve within a few days. Results from Restylane® Refyne can last up to 12 months.

If you are located in the Denver or Lone Tree area and interested in learning more about Restylane® Refyne, contact FacesFirst Cosmetic Surgery today to schedule your consultation.

Christopher Cote, M.D.

Dr. Christopher Cote is a double-board-certified facial and reconstructive plastic surgeon and head and neck surgeon by the American Board of Otolaryngology and the American Board of Facial and Reconstructive Surgery. He received his medical degree from Tufts University and performed his residency at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and National Naval Medical Center, fellowship training at Johns Hopkins university. His specialties include aesthetic and functional rhinoplasty, facelifts and brow lifts, and others minimal invasive procedures.  He is also a clinical instructor to Plastic Surgery residents at University of Colorado, and recently received recognition on Newsweek’s Americas best rhinoplasty surgeons. When not assisting patients, Dr. Cote enjoys spending time hiking, skiing, and traveling with his wife and kids.