Restylane Kysse Lidocaine 1x1 ml

Restylane Kysse – a filler dedicated to the lips and their contour. Cross-linked HA 20 mg/ml + lidocaine 3 mg/ml, effect up to 6–9 months. For physicians and cosmetologists trained in aesthetic medicine only.

What is Restylane Kysse Lidocaine?

Restylane Kysse Lidocaine is a monophasic, isotonic, sterile, non-pyrogenic, resorbable and transparent polymer gel made of cross-linked hyaluronic acid of non-animal origin. It is manufactured by Q-MED AB (Galderma, Sweden). Hyaluronic acid is a polysaccharide and a natural component of skin and connective tissue.

It is a filler created to work on the lips and their contour. It adds volume and fullness, corrects asymmetry and enhances the contour. The same brand also offers e.g. Restylane Volyme Lidocaine and other fillers with lidocaine.

Composition and mechanism of action

• cross-linked hyaluronic acid 20 mg/ml – increases dermal and lip tissue volume; BDDE cross-linking controls the rate of resorption,
• lidocaine 3 mg/ml – a local anaesthetic that reduces discomfort during injection,
• the correction lasts for as long as the product resorbs – typically 6 to 9 months.

The smooth, transparent gel allows precise lip shaping, and lidocaine increases patient comfort. See also: HA fillers.

Indications

• filling of fine lines around the mouth,
• lifting of the corners of the mouth,
• enhancement of the lip contour,
• adding volume to the lips,
• increasing vermilion volume and correcting asymmetry.

Injection technique

The product is administered with a syringe using a needle or cannula, depending on the practitioner's technique. Injection depth, volume and product distribution depend on the indication, the patient's anatomy and the specialist's assessment. If correction or removal of excess filler is needed, hyaluronidase is available.

Contraindications

• hypersensitivity to hyaluronic acid, lidocaine or other amide-type local anaesthetics,
• porphyria,
• pregnancy and breastfeeding,
• active infections, inflammation or skin lesions at the injection site,
• tendency to keloids and hypertrophic scarring, bleeding disorders.

Full contraindications and warnings are in the manufacturer's leaflet.

Pack contents and manufacturer details

• pack contents: 1 × 1 ml ampoule-syringe | EAN: 7897930776210,
• manufacturer: Q-MED AB (Galderma), Seminariegatan 21, 752 28 Uppsala, Sweden.

FAQ – questions and answers

What is Restylane Kysse Lidocaine used for?

For enhancing the lips and their contour: adding volume, filling fine lines around the mouth, lifting the corners of the mouth and correcting asymmetry.

How long does the effect last?

The volume increase typically lasts 6 to 9 months. Resorption is controlled thanks to BDDE cross-linking of the hyaluronic acid, and duration depends on individual metabolism and technique.

How does Restylane Kysse differ from Restylane Volyme, Refyne and Defyne?

Kysse is dedicated to the lips and their contour (volume, fullness, asymmetry correction). Restylane Volyme Lidocaine has a broader scope: volumisation, cheeks, deep wrinkles and also the lips. Refyne and Defyne are fillers for facial lines and folds of different depths. All are available in the Restylane range.

Does the product contain lidocaine?

Yes, 3 mg/ml. Lidocaine reduces discomfort during injection, and any additional anaesthesia is at the practitioner's discretion.

What if the correction needs to be reversed?

Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. The procedure is performed by a qualified specialist.

What other lip fillers are available?

PureMED also offers e.g. Fillmed Filorga Art Filler Lips Lidocaine and NEAUVIA Intense Lips. Full range: lip augmentation.

Information for professionals

This product may only be used by professionals. By purchasing, you declare that you are a physician or a cosmetologist trained in aesthetic medicine. Technique, depth and injected volume are determined by a qualified practitioner in accordance with the manufacturer's leaflet.

Table of contents

• What is Restylane Kysse Lidocaine?
• Composition and mechanism of action
• Indications
• Injection technique
• Contraindications
• Pack contents and manufacturer
• FAQ