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San Francisco - More than two decades after collagen launched a revolution in filling facial wrinkles, the FDA is expected to approve the soft filler hyaluronic acid (Restylane, Q-Med) within the next few months. The approval will be partly based on a phase III study that showed it provides longer-lasting correction of nasolabial folds than collagen.
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