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Restylane Eyelight Lidocaine

Galderma

This is the Restylane Eyelight Lidocaine identity captured in the dated Aesthetic Pass operational catalogue snapshot. Product-specific source verification is available at family level only.

Evidence status: Catalogue identity · family sources available

Identity record

What is recorded

v2026.08.15.1
Record type
Operational catalogue identity
Recorded maker
Galderma
Classification
Dermal filler
Material identity
Not recorded in this snapshot
Snapshot date
14 August 2026

Manufacturer and category are catalogue fields. They are not, by themselves, a regulatory classification or verification of the exact marketed presentation.

Family evidence available

This identity maps to Restylane

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Provenance

Family-level sources

3 sources · checked 14 August 2026

These sources support the linked family profile, not every property of this exact catalogue identity.

  1. Manufacturer

    1. Restylane science and technology

    Galderma · United States

    Open source ↗

    Supports: Restylane family identity, named technologies, and hyaluronic-acid material class.

  2. Regulator

    2. FDA-approved dermal fillers

    U.S. Food and Drug Administration · United States

    Open source ↗

    Supports: Regulatory-method context and the requirement to verify individual filler records and labels.

  3. Regulator

    3. RESTYLANE injectable gel — PMA P040024

    U.S. Food and Drug Administration · United States

    Open source ↗

    Supports: The original US Restylane PMA record, Q-Med applicant identity, generic device class, and supplement history.

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What this record does not establish

  • Regulatory statusOnly within a source's named jurisdiction; family-profile review does not establish status elsewhere.
  • Authenticity or supply chainA catalogue name cannot authenticate an individual box, lot, or seller.
  • Clinical suitabilityNo product selection, patient assessment, dose, protocol, or injection technique is provided.
  • Availability or equivalenceNames, formulations, units, and presentations can vary by market and over time.

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