Is Macrolane similar to Restylane?

Macrolane is based upon NASHA technology – non-animal stabilised hyaluronic acid which is also used in Restylane (a type of dermal filler). It is very similar to Restylane in that it reshapes certain parts of the body in order to improve their appearance but with one exception: the face.

Restylane uses a very fine needle which is ideally suited to delicate or minor facial corrections. Macrolane uses a thicker needle (cannula) which is better suited to large areas of correction.

Basically; if you are looking for small improvements such as the removal of fine lines and wrinkles from your face‚ Restylane is the best option: but if you want larger breasts or shapelier calves then choose Macrolane instead.

Macrolane guide

• Guide to Macrolane
• Am I suitable candidate for Macrolane?
• Is Macrolane safe?
• What is the Macrolane procedure?
• The benefits of Macrolane
• How much does Macrolane cost?
• Will Macrolane interfere with my mammogram?
• Is there a risk of cancer from Macrolane?

• Is Macrolane similar to Restylane?
• What is the Macrolane gel made of?
• Is Macrolane suitable for both sexes?
• What are the differences between Macrolane and a breast implant?
• How long does Macrolane treatment take?
• How long does Macrolane last for?
• The side effects of Macrolane