Hi. Sounds like you have a bad result. Botox and Radiesse cannot really be reversed. But they are not permanent. Botox should be gone in 4 months and Radiesse varies, but maybe 6 months. Any deformity actually due to swelling will be gone in 3 weeks. I wish I had more to... more
Botox swelling and ugly smile from Radiesse
I went only for Radiesse around my mouth but the doctor said I should have the Botox done around my eyes as well. I then asked him if he could do anything about the deep wrinkles in my nose. He said he could smooth them out with Botox. I am miserable! My forehead and nose are still swollen. As a result of this, it looks like I have deep caverns underneath my eyes. Also, my smile which was my most beautiful asset, has taken on a Joker-ish look. I am freaked.
Can the swelling from Botox be permanent? Will my new Radiesse smile ever go back to the way it was?
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A: Botox swelling and "jokerish" smile
There are a few key things missing from your question that would help me answer it better - when was this done and where around the mouth was the Radiesse placed? It is possible (but unusual) to be swollen after botox, but this usually lasts only a few days. Prolonged swelling should not occur. ... more
A: Photo would be helpful
Dear Gemini The BOTOX will wear off but it will take many months. There is no way to accelerate this process. The Radiesse is another story. I personally have stop using Radiesse in my patients. The advantage of Radiesse was long term filling. However, the material can't be adjusted and there is... more
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