What is Hydrelle?

Hydrelle is the first FDA-approved Hyaluronic Acid (HA)  filler to contain the anesthetic lidocaine providing you a more comfortable in-office experience with immediate and long-lasting results.

Hydrelle is a technologically advanced formulation that is clinically proven to be safe and effective. It delivers the highest concentration of hyaluronic acid, which is found naturally in your body. One syringe can improve the appearance of your wrinkles and can last up to a year.* Hydrelle is an affordable wrinkle treatment option for long-lasting results and potentially fewer facial injections. Contact us

What is Hyaluronic Acid?

HA is a form of sugar that is a natural component of healthy and hydrated skin. HA functions like a matrix to hold together collagen and elastin. When injected into the skin, it attracts water and provides volume to smooth and soften the look of wrinkles.

How Does Hydrelle Work?
Hydrelle is a soft, malleable injectable gel designed to reduce facial wrinkles. Hydrelle immediately adds a natural fullness and reduces the unwanted wrinkles that make us look older than we feel.

How Long Does Hydrelle Last?
Unlike other fillers that require multiple syringes and re-treatments, Hydrelle can last up to a year.

What Should I Expect?
Since everyone’s skin is unique, some patients may experience temporary redness, swelling or bruising. These symptoms normally disappear in a few days. No skin-testing is necessary, but Hydrelle is not for patients with sulfite allergies (i.e. red wine, dried fruit, etc.) Hydrelle is FDA-approved for moderate to severe facial lines and wrinkles, such as nasolabial folds.

Are Hydrelle Treatments Expensive?
Pricing is comparable to other HA fillers. However, Hydrelle with lidocaine can be much more affordable, because it’s long-lasting and often requires fewer syringes compared to other HA fillers.  Contact us

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