Restylane Lyft
A firm gel for deep volume in the cheeks and for structural support where lift is needed.
Dermal & Body Fillers
Restylane Fillers in Gangnam, Seoul
Restylane hyaluronic acid fillers at Nest Clinic — a versatile range for lips, cheeks, chin, under-eyes and folds, chosen and injected by our women doctors to move naturally with your expressions.
6–18
months, depending on product and area
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What is Restylane filler used for?
Restylane is a range of hyaluronic acid fillers by Galderma used to add volume, lift and smooth lines. Different gels are designed for lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, under-eye hollows, nasolabial folds and skin hydration. Results are visible immediately and typically last 6–18 months, depending on the product and area. Because it is hyaluronic acid, Restylane can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if needed.
- Sessions
- Usually 1, optional review at 2 weeks
- Treatment time
- About 20–40 minutes
- Downtime
- Mild swelling or bruising for 1–5 days
- Longevity
- About 6–18 months by product
- Anaesthesia
- Lidocaine versions available; numbing cream
- Reversibility
- Dissolvable with hyaluronidase
Understanding Restylane
Gels designed for movement
Restylane fillers are made from non-animal stabilised hyaluronic acid. The range includes firmer gels that hold shape for lifting and structure, and more flexible gels that stretch and recover with facial expressions — useful around the mouth and in areas that move a lot.
Restylane is one of several brands we use. It is often chosen for under-eye fillers, lip fillers and marionette fillers, where natural movement matters.
What Restylane can treat
- Lip volume, shape and definition
- Under-eye hollows and tear troughs
- Cheek volume and midface lift
- Chin projection and jawline
- Nasolabial folds and marionette lines
We use only genuine, traceable Restylane products and show you the sealed packaging and batch label before treatment.
The Restylane range
Matching gel to area
Your doctor chooses the product for structure, flexibility and the look you want — often more than one gel per plan.
Restylane Kysse
A soft, flexible lip gel for natural volume and definition that moves with your smile.
Restylane Defyne & Refyne
Flexible gels for nasolabial folds and lines around the mouth, keeping expressions natural.
Restylane Volyme & Contour
Gels for cheek and midface contour that balance support with softness.
Restylane Skinboosters
Microdroplet hyaluronic acid for hydration and fine lines, similar in purpose to Skinvive.
What to expect
Soft, natural-moving results
Drag the handle to compare. Volume and contour are visible at once and look fully settled after about two weeks.
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Before
After 2 wks
Illustration for explanation only — not a patient photograph. Individual results vary; real case photos are shown during your consultation.
Is it right for you?
Good candidates
- Adults wanting reversible, natural-looking volume
- Expressive areas such as lips and mouth lines
- Under-eye hollows suitable for filler
- Visitors who want results within a short stay
Not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with active skin infection, or with known allergy to filler components or lidocaine.
Safety first
Possible side effects
Common, temporary effects include swelling, redness, tenderness and bruising, which usually settle within a week. Uncommon risks include lumps, asymmetry, a bluish tint if placed too superficially, infection and delayed nodules.
As with all fillers, vascular occlusion is a rare but serious risk. We reduce it with careful anatomical planning, cannulas where suitable, slow injection and conservative volumes, and hyaluronidase is always available.
Let us know about previous fillers, blood thinners, recent illness or dental treatment, and cold sore history before lip treatment.
Your visit
How treatment works at Nest Clinic
Consultation
Your goals and facial anatomy assessed.
Product selection
The right Restylane gel for each area.
Numbing
Topical anaesthetic for comfort.
Injection
Precise placement with needle or cannula.
Review
Aftercare and optional check at 2 weeks.
Medical reviewer · Chief Executive Doctor
Dr. So-hee Joo
Dr. Joo is a board-certified specialist trained at Dongguk University Medical Center (M.S., Dongguk University College of Medicine). She serves as a Medical Advisor for Restylane (Galderma) and as a Key Doctor who trains other physicians in filler techniques, including body fillers. Nest Clinic is led entirely by women doctors, with one-to-one consultations.
Restylane / Galderma Medical Advisor
Key Doctor · Jetema e.p.t.q.
Key Doctor · Bellast body filler
Korean Academy of Facial Filler
This page was medically reviewed by Dr. So-hee Joo in October 2026. It is for general information and does not replace an in-person diagnosis.
FAQ
Restylane questions, answered
Restylane or Juvéderm — which should I choose?
Both are reputable hyaluronic acid fillers with different gel technologies. Restylane's flexible gels suit expressive areas; Juvéderm's firmer gels suit deep structure. Your doctor will recommend based on your face, not the brand.
How long does Restylane last?
Typically 6–18 months. Lip and mouth-area gels tend to last 6–12 months; deeper cheek products can last longer.
Does it hurt?
Most patients feel pressure and mild stinging. We apply numbing cream and use lidocaine-containing gels where available.
Can I fly home after Restylane?
Usually yes, within 24–48 hours. Treating a few days before departure lets us review any swelling or asymmetry.
Is Restylane reversible?
Yes. Hyaluronidase can dissolve Restylane if the result is not as planned or if a complication occurs.
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Consultation
Plan your Restylane treatment
Send a photo on WhatsApp for a first opinion in English, then book a consultation with our doctors.
Nest Clinic Gangnam · 4F–5F Seocho Building, 453 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul
Sinnonhyeon Station Exit 7 · Gangnam Station Exit 10
Mon–Fri 10:00–20:00 · Sat 10:00–17:00 · Sun closed
Results differ from person to person. All medical procedures carry potential risks and side effects; a doctor will explain them before treatment. Information on this page is educational and not a substitute for a personal medical consultation.
