Restylane and Juvederm are exceptionally similar. The main ingredient of both fillers is hyaluronic acid and each treat many of the same areas. The primary difference between the two fillers is that Restylane has a more granular texture while Juvederm has a smoother texture. The other differences are more subtle. The table below details some of the major differences between the two HA filler options.
Restylane
- Lasts three to nine months on average
- Can treat the hands
- More filler options
- May be better for wrinkle/fold correction
- Suited for areas associated with expression (cheeks, lips)
Juvederm
- Lasts one year on average
- Used only on facial areas
- Handful of filler options
- May be better for augmenting facial features
- Might not move as natural in areas associated with expression
- Thicker fillers