Minneapolis Radiesse doctors

If you ask ten doctors the same question, you will get ten different answers.  The filler can migrate slightly early-on.  I am a swimmer and personally I avoid the goggles for six weeks post facial procedures. My goggles leave deep grooves in my tear trough areas below my eyes for hours after swimming, so I would be leery of goggles. All the best !  "Dr. Joe"

It is never acceptable to use a syringe of any filler on more that one person.  It is never justifiable to "repackage" unused filler and inject into another individual.  I agree that it is unethical and would clearly find a different vendor and consider reporting this experience to the Board of Medical Practice.  Even if there is no practioner on site when the injections are being performed the procurement of the filler typically has to be purchased under a physician and it is the presumed "Medical Directors" responsibility to ensure safe practice standards.

You have decided that rhinoplasty is now the preferred approach, rather than injectable fillers in your nose. That doesn't mean that fillers in the nose are inherently BAD, but it does mean that if it was bad for you, I wouldn't add another filler "in the meantime." You need to allow the Radiesse to completely absorb and resist the urge to "make things better" with another filler, steroid injection, or any other type of intervention.

Be patient and let this settle while you use the time to research a proper, experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon or facial plastic surgeon who is an expert in rhinoplasty. BTW, there is no peer-reviewed literature that supports any kind of treatment to "enhance " reabsorption of Radiesse. All that will occur is enhanced removal of dollars from your wallet!