Best treatment for discoloration from Radiesse?

What is the best treatment discoloration of the skin after Radiesse? I have two half-moon circles under my eyes and it has been over three months. I have olive skin and I tan very easily. I can post a picture if that would help.

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A: You'll have to wait for the Radiesse to dissolve

Christopher L. Hess, MD

I posted the answer to a similar question.  Your problem typically occurs because the Radiesse, which is intended to be injected down by the bone, is instead injected very superficially.  Practitioners who are not as well versed in periorbital anatomy tend to get afraid in this region.  The... more

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dianne
158 posts
18 Jun 2009

Hi Anne,

You may also be interested in reading a related question, Bluish discoloration under eyes from Radiesse

Regards

Anne in Florida
10 posts
19 Jun 2009

Thanks, Diane. I have read other posts where someone is left with the half-moon reddish discoloration, but there never is a definitive answer on how to get rid of it or what it is. I do have an apt scheduled with another board certified dermatologist. If there is anyone who has been successful in getting rid of the discoloration please help! I have contacted the company (Radiesse) directly and they promised someone would follow-up next week. Thanks, again.

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