Radiesse Voice

asked 1 year ago by anon
Latest answer by Christopher J. Peers, MD
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Tags: throat, vocal chords, voice

I'm very intrigued about the Radiesse Voice injection. The company says radiesse helps with symptoms of vocal fold insufficiency: A low, raspy, or rough voice. Inability to speak above a whisper. Persistent hoarseness. Swallowing or breathing difficulty, especially if accompanied by ear pain. Coughing or choking when swallowing. Frequent throat clearing or the sensation that you have a lump in your throat.

Have you ever tried Radiesse Voice? Do you plan to provide it to patients?

5 answers to Radiesse Voice

Radiesse for paralysed vocal cord

If a person has a breathy voice, he or she needs to have this evaluated - to find the cause. Only then would one consider a filler to push the non moving cord closer to the other one, so the working cord doesnt get tired as quickly and produce the weak breathy voice.

Christopher J. Peers, MD
South Bend Facial Plastic Surgeon

Radiesse Vocal Cords

Radiesse can be injected into the vocal cords in select cases of patients with vocal cord paresis or paralysis. In some cases, it can be done as an in office procedure. It is critical that this injection be done with someone who specializes in voice and experience using Radiesse.

Anil R. Shah, MD
Chicago Facial Plastic Surgeon

Radiesse for vocal cord weakness

Radiesse is an excellent spot volume enhancer and works well in many areas by injection where volume is lacking. This includes wide and varied applications such as vocal cord paralysis for hoarse voice, cosmetic enhancement of nasolabial folds, augmentation of bony anatomy of the face (nasal bridge, chin, or cheeks in my practice), nasolabial folds, and is even used for urinary incontinence and G-spot enhancement. Your other symptoms do raise concerns about issues... more