I Was Told I Had to Use Radiesse with Boletero?

I think there are really two issues. First is the "bundled" discount. You may have to use both fillers in order to get the discount, whether you really need it or not. Second, you may or may not need both fillers to correct your lines. The type and the amount of fillers needed depend on how deep and characteristic of the lines that you are trying to correct. You may be ended up using fillers that may not be most suitable for your lines but rather because they represent best "discount". There... more

Dermal filler companies frequently "bundle" products to provide a discount for patients and to encourage use of a new product. Radiesse and Belotero are both from one company and it's a good bet that this practice was offered a bundle cost reduction that they were passing on to their patients.To break up the bundle, they'd have to charge a higher price because their "single" product cost would surpass the bundled retail. I hope that helps explain their position a little better - but they... more

My opinion is that you're the patient and you should be able to get what you want, as long as it's a reasonable treatment. I do not think that you have to have both, if you only want one. It is possible that doing both could give you a better result however. Radiesse is normally placed a little deeper than Belotero, so they could be layered. If you feel that your lines are fairly superficial, then it is possible that just the Belotero could do the trick. I would tell... more