Restylane Eyelight
Galderma · Prescription hyaluronic acid dermal filler
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This product record passed every critical evidence and disclosure gate.
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The record identifies Restylane Eyelight rather than inferring from the broader Restylane family.
Required gate · 1 receiptFDA PMA supplement P040024/S135 is attached.
Required gate · 2 receiptsThe record limits the approved use to improvement of infraorbital hollowing in adults over 21.
Required gate · 1 receiptPatient labeling, clinician directions, contraindications, and serious risk guidance are attached.
Required gate · 3 receiptsRegulatory and study evidence was reviewed within the active trust window.
Required gate · 6 receiptsManufacturer, composition, approval supplement, route, and indication are explicit.
The FDA approval page and PMA materials are attached.
Clinician directions and patient labeling are included.
The pivotal evidence is tied to the exact product and approved indication.
Contraindications, expected reactions, rare serious risks, and emergency signs are preserved.
Every trust claim resolves to a regulator or peer-reviewed receipt.
Evidence receipts
Restylane Eyelight Summary of Safety and Effectiveness DataU.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator100%Restylane Eyelight - P040024/S135U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator100%Restylane Eyelight Patient LabelingU.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator100%Restylane Eyelight Directions for UseU.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator100%Dermal Fillers (Soft Tissue Fillers)U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator100%Safety and Effectiveness of Restylane Eyelight for Infraorbital HollowingAesthetic Surgery Journal · peer reviewed96%What this does not mean
- FDA approval does not make this product appropriate for every under-eye concern or every person.
- Product trust does not validate a clinic's inventory, injector, technique, price, or outcome history.
- The approval and pivotal evidence apply to the exact product and approved indication, not every under-eye filler.
What is verified
The pivotal study showed a large improvement over no treatment for selected adults with infraorbital hollowing.
- Manufacturer
- Galderma
- Administration
- Injected under the eye between the lower eyelid and cheekbone by a trained medical professional
- Access
- Prescription device administered by a trained medical professional
Safety boundary
Study-related adverse events were reported in 12.7% of treated participants and were usually mild; rare serious filler complications remain clinically important even when uncommon.
Common and expected
- Swelling
- Bruising
- Tenderness
- Redness
- Pain or soreness
- Temporary firmness or small lumps
Rare but serious
- Unintentional injection into a blood vessel
- Skin injury or tissue death
- Vision abnormalities including blindness
- Stroke
Not interchangeable
- FDA approval does not make this product appropriate for every under-eye concern or every person.
- Product trust does not validate a clinic's inventory, injector, technique, price, or outcome history.
- The approval and pivotal evidence apply to the exact product and approved indication, not every under-eye filler.
Do not use
- History of anaphylaxis or multiple severe allergies identified in the product labeling
- Known allergy to gram-positive bacterial proteins
- Known allergy to lidocaine or amide-type local anesthetics