Oklahoma City Radiesse doctors
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Ivan Wayne, MD
Oklahoma City Facial Plastic Surgeon
13908 Quailbrook Drive, Oklahoma City |
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Juan A. Brou, MD
Oklahoma City Plastic Surgeon
5300 N Grand Blvd Ste 205, Oklahoma City |
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Edward Shadid, MD
Oklahoma City Plastic Surgeon
13820 Wireless Way, Oklahoma City |
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Derek J. Shadid, MD
Oklahoma City Plastic Surgeon
Oklahoma City |
Recent Answers
I had a NSNJ about a year ago. During consul, I asked the doctor if he could inject some filler into the left side of my tip as I had a depression. He said he could do that and he also suggested that he do injections on the rim of the right side of my nose so that he could bring it down to match the left side. As you can see from the pictures, it didn't go well. I saw another doctor and he said that the rim area is very unforgiving and the doctor should have known better. Do any of you agree?
I am not sure what procedures you have had but looking at your photos I would guess that you had some necrosis of the alar rim tissue which is a potential risk with injectable fillers in this area. An exam and looking at some additional before photos would confirm this. To treat you current problem you may be able to get some improvement with a cartilage graft, though I would suspect that the tissue is too scarred to get a really great result with grafting alone. You might be better off with a composite graft of skin and cartilage to notched alar rim. I detailed in person exam would be needed to give you advise and which direction to go. I hope this helps.
Does anyone know how long Radiesse last under eyes?
The bad news is there is no easy way to get it out without making a cut over the product and trying to extract it. The good news is that is slowly breaks down over time and eventually you will have less material there every month. You can do massage if you have lumps or bumps, this can help.
