Give yourself (and others) the gift of perfectly kissable lips with Restylane Kysse.
Are you looking into lip fillers to make your lips look smooth, plump, and hydrated, without looking too large or pillowy? Restylane Kysse is an innovative take on lip fillers, with a unique technology that creates a soft, naturally lush aesthetic.
When getting lip fillers, it’s critical that your injector uses a product that will align with your aesthetic goals. If you’re looking for natural plumpness, Restylane Kysse is an ideal option that won’t distract from the beauty of your other features. With Restylane Kysse lip filler, you can eliminate fine lines and wrinkles above the mouth while subtly increasing fullness, for a naturally gorgeous pout.
What Is Restylane Lip Filler?
What is Restylane Kysse? Well, like many other lip fillers, its main ingredient is hyaluronic acid (HA). HA is a hydrating substance made by your body. In fillers like Restylane Kysse, it’s cross-linked to form a more gel-like texture that appears lifelike when injected into or beneath the skin.
In other fillers, crosslinking can make the formulas firmer, which can also make them inflexible. In Restylane Kysse filler, the HA has been tweaked using XpresHAn TechnologyTM, which minimizes cross-linking. As a result, Restylane Kysse has a soft gel texture with high flexibility. It integrates into the tissue, supporting the structure of your lips as you smile and talk, while maintaining immense softness and flexibility.
Comparison With Other Lip Fillers
Lip fillers are the most popular treatments for lip augmentation, presenting a safe and affordable alternative to surgery, without any downtime. The two other popular lip fillers in the industry are from the Juvéderm family: Juvéderm Volbella and Juvéderm Ultra XC. Here’s how they stack up against Restylane Kysse.
Consistency
What are the differences in consistency between fillers?
- Restylane Kysse: Soft and flexible for perfectly kissable lips
- Juvéderm Volbella: Thinner and more fluid for light lip plumping and wrinkle reduction
- Juvéderm Ultra XC: Thicker and firmer for more dramatic results
Longevity
How long does Restylane Kysse last compared to other lip fillers?
- Restylane Kysse: Lasts up to 12 months
- Juvéderm Volbella: Lasts approximately 6–12 months
- Juvéderm Ultra XC: Lasts around 10–12 months
Volume
What can you expect from Restylane Kysse in terms of volume vs. other fillers?
- Restylane Kysse: Natural-looking volume enhancement and lip movement
- Juvéderm Volbella: Subtle lift, fine line reduction, and hydration
- Juvéderm Ultra XC: Clearly defined lip enhancement for visibly fuller lips
Texture
What’s the texture like across the three lip fillers?
- Restylane Kysse: Pliable and well-integrating, for flexible, natural-looking lips
- Juvéderm Volbella: Thinner consistency for delicate lip enhancement
- Juvéderm Ultra XC: Thicker consistency for distinct volume boosting results
Treatment Experience
All three fillers contain lidocaine to minimize discomfort during injections. This means you should only feel a little pressure during each injection and the numbing effects can last for several hours after treatment.
While Juvéderm Ultra XC may yield more obvious enhancement, it can leave lips a little stiff. In contrast, Juvéderm Volbella is extremely fluid and more suited to those looking for reduction of very fine lines and complete lip hydration.
Ideal Candidates for Restylane Kysse
If your aesthetic goals focus on restoring a fuller, more youthful look while retaining lip movement and avoiding any obvious cosmetic work, Restylane Kysse may be the best option for you.
The special formulation allows for both natural movement and longer-lasting results, making it a phenomenal option for those who find other lip fillers too extreme for their taste.
It’s no surprise that many candidates for Restylane Kysse are looking to restore their lips after experiencing volume loss due to age or lifestyle habits like smoking and sun exposure.
Contraindications and Safety Considerations
Restylane Kysse is the first FDA approved lip filler to use XpresHAn TechnologyTM. It’s still an HA-based filler, so most people are able to tolerate injection well. However, you shouldn’t sign up for Restylane Kysse or any other lip filler if:
- You have active blemishes on or around your lips
- You are allergic to lidocaine or any other ingredient in the filler
- You have had bad reactions to dermal fillers in the past
The last point doesn’t necessarily rule you out as a candidate, as a poorly skilled injector or the wrong type of filler can give you a bad result. It does mean you need to talk to both your doctor and one of our experienced injectors before making a lip filler appointment.
Different Injection Techniques for Natural-Looking Volume
There are multiple injection techniques we can use during your lip filler procedure. They can be mixed and matched depending on your needs and preferences, the amount of filler being injected, and what lip flaws you’re trying to correct. Our nurse injectors are experts who’ll make sure to choose the ideal technique based on your needs and goals.
Microdroplet Technique for Even Distribution
If you’re looking to hydrate and plump out lips at the edges, and don’t have deep lines or wrinkles, injecting up to several hundred tiny microdroplets along the “vermilion border” (dark line around the border of your lips) can provide even distribution and a natural looking result.
Tenting Method For Vertical Lift and Definition
If your lips seem to fade into your face, you can add vertical lift with the tenting method. Injections start at the “white roll” (just outside the vermilion border) and the needle is aimed slightly inward to create a sharper definition.
Linear Threading Vs. Serial Puncture Approaches
Depending on the placement and depth of your lip wrinkles, your injector may use linear threading (which adds small amounts with a method like threading a needle) or serial punctures (lots of small injections in a row along a line.
Cannula Vs. Needle: Pros And Cons
Lip filler needles are very fine and sharp at the point, while cannulas are slightly larger (but still very thin) and have a blunter tip. Each one has its benefits, so here’s what your nurse injector will consider when planning out your Restylane Kysse treatment.
Using a Cannula for Lip Fillers
Pros of using a cannula for your Restylane Kysse injections include:
- Fewer entry points (injection sites)
- Reduced bruising and swelling
- Lessened discomfort
- Smaller chance of side effects
- A softer, more natural appearance
Cons of cannula use include:
- Reduced precision of injections
- Limited control over exact amount injected in one spot
- Increased difficulty for contouring
Using a Needle for Lip Fillers
Pros of using a needle for your Restylane Kysse filler treatment include:
- Higher accuracy
- Greater precision
- More control over lip shape
Cons of needle use include:
- Multiple entry points required
- Increased risk of bruising
- Slightly raised risk of rarer side effects
Risks and Side Effects
After you get lip enhancement with Restylane Kysse, swelling, bruising, and tenderness are normal. These usually disappear quickly, especially with the help of a gentle ice pack.
In rare cases, you can end up with small lumps. If these are soft, they will likely disappear in the coming days. If you experience hard nodules, that can be a sign of vascular occlusion, which should be reported to your injector and potentially examined by a doctor.
If you’re not thrilled with your results, you can always consider getting your filler dissolved. Made of hyaluronidase, dissolver can be injected in a few places to speed up breakdown and elimination of the extra HA from your lips.
Restylane Kysse Aftercare
After your Restylane Kysse lip enhancement, there are a few do’s and don’ts to follow when it comes to lip filler aftercare.
Do’s
- Do expect mild swelling, bruising, and tenderness
- Do use ice packs to minimize discomfort
- Do expect to wait about two weeks for your injections to “settle”
- Do plan on a possible touchup to refine your results
- Do book an annual maintenance appointment to refresh your results
Don’ts
- Don’t expose yourself to heat or direct sunlight for at least 48 hours
- Don’t lie face down after treatment
- Don’t use aspirin or other painkillers/supplements that may increase bruising
- Don’t press on or massage your lips
- Don’t wear lipstick for several days after your treatment
- Don’t drink from straws for several days
Failure to follow aftercare instructions can lead to adverse effects like lip filler migration.
Get Beautiful, Natural Lip Enhancement at SEV Laser
Lip enhancers really do work, but they work best when handled by an experienced injector using the right kind of filler. At SEV, our nurse injectors are qualified and experienced with a range of injectables, and especially industry leading options from Restylane and Juvederm. .
Restylane Kysse is ideal for those who want subtly fuller lips, reduced lines and wrinkles, and improved lip texture.
Still have questions? Book a consultation and find out if It’s the right lip filler for you.
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