Say I Get Radisesse On My Chin, Will the Skin Around my Chin Stretch? What Happens After the Radiesse Goes Away? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Say I Get Radisesse On My Chin, Will the Skin Around my Chin Stretch? What Happens After the Radiesse Goes Away?

when the radiesse goes away after the 2 years or so, will the skin area be all dimply and stretched out? What if I do radiesse twice or three times? What are the side effects for that patch of skin/chin area.. say I decide to stop with the injections?

7 Doctor Answers | Asked by Clearly88
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Say I Get Radisesse On My Chin, Will the Skin Around my Chin Stretch? What Happens After the Radiesse Goes Away?

Yes, the skin will stretch to accommodate the Radiesse to the chin. Once the Radiesse dissolves, the skin and look of the chin will return as it was before the injections.
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Volumizing Fillers Work Well For Nonsurgical Chin Augmentation

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Radiesse to Chin Area

When injected properly by an experienced injector, Radiesse should not stretch or dimple the skin as it fades away. It is a more robust filler that is injected more deeply, not superficially. As with many other injectables, the most common side effects are local bruising and swelling, both of which resolve within a week. I recommend you consult with a board-certified dermatologist or facial plastic surgeon experienced in injecting Radiesse. more

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Radiesse on the Chin Area

Radiesse is placed deeply to correct volume loss. It is not placed superficially. It will not leave the skin stretched or dimply when it dissipates. The most common side effects are local swelling and bruising. Please go to a competent injector who is very familiar with this product!
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Radiesse

Once the Radiesse fades, there should be no long term detrimental effects. In fact, you might look better than before. Studies have documented growth of new collagen where fillers have been injected. This is caused by stretching of the fibroblasts - cells which produce collagen.
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Radiesse to the Chin and Concerns of Skin Laxity

Radiesse to the chin as a kind of filler augmentation may not produce any residual skin laxity after several years. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Skin After Radiesse

Skin is remarkably able to change in response to various volumes. With the amount of Radiesse required for a chin implant, there is almost no chance that you could develop any dimpling, stretch marks, etc. Skin will also retract to it's original appearance after the substance develops. I have never ever seen any complications involving the skin itself with a non-surgical chin augmentation see video
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