Radiesse: Q&A
Ask a QuestionCan I Add Radiesse to Fill out my Cheeks a Little More After Having Had Juvederm Ultra??
I just had Juvederm Ultra in my cheeks but I need more volume. How long would I have to wait after Juvederm Ultra to add more volume? I would love to hear your opinion. Thank you.
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IlsaB
in Chicago, IL
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Radiesse use after Juvederm injections
Yes it is possible to have Radiesse injected into your cheeks after having had Juvederm injections. Physicians often layer these injections - using the Juvederm more superficially in the sub dermal plane and Radiesse near the surface of the underlying bone. Since Radiesse is more viscous, it tends to provide greater lift of the cheeks than Juvederm alone.
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Adding Radiesse after Juvederm
Greetings Lisa~
Radiesse is an excellent filler for adding volume to the cheeks and can be used with Juvederm at any time. As long as any swelling or bruising has subsided so your injector has an accurate idea of the contours of your face, what you would like and the volume necesssary to achieve that, you're ready to go.
Good luck~
Dr. Grant Stevens
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Yes, You Can Layer Facial Fillers for More Volume
Absolutely. You can layer fillers on top of each other. The Radiesse won’t conflict or undo the Juvéderm Ultra that is currently in your cheeks.
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If you are intending to add volume to your face then nothing works like Sculptra. It will be a slow process but more natural looking. You can get Sculptra or Radiesse injections at the same time as Juvederm Ultra. So the timing is not an issue. A more important question is which filler will work best for you.
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Absolutely!
Typically Juvederm Ultra is used more superficially in the skin, for fine lines or wrinkles, and Radiesse is used deeper for soft tissue augmentation or volume. I usually use the deeper filler first, then top it off with a more superficial filler like Juvederm Ultra. Just be certain that all bruising and/or swelling from the first injection is resolved, so there isn't a "changing landscape" when the Radiesse is injected. Also remember to avoid all platelet...
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Radiesse is Best for Volume
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Yes get your Radiesse
Yes, Radiesse would be a good addition as adding this more deeply will give you a more, longer lasting, volume. I layer filler on a regular basis.
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Cheek volume with Radiesse
Radiesse is a wonderful filler for cheek volumizing. It can definitely be added to existing Juvéderm. In fact, I will commonly layer different fillers. Radiesse is a great filler for placement in the deeper tissue areas, and I'll sometimes use Juvéderm for more superficial lines or etchings in the skin.
Radiesse can be placed at the same time as other fillers, or added later to enhance the volumizing effect.
Enjoy your cheeks!
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Radiesse
Absolutey! I often cimbine Radiesse deep with a hyaluronic filler less deep. I think you can do this any time. Good luck.
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Radiesse after Juvederm Ultra
Yes you can absolutely have Radiesse after Juvederm Ultra. Radiesse is an excellent filler for added volume. You do not have to wait unless you have bruising or swelling from your Juvederm. I often layer them at the same visit.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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