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“Radiesse for Under Eyes - Looks Like I Got Beat Up”

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Updated 18 Mar 2010
Posted 17 Mar 2010
Not Worth It
Spent: $1,300 in Maryland, MD

I had Raidesse for under eye hollows, one side looks ok , other side still looks swollen after 3 weeks, had a lot of initial bruising as well.

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I don't think my provider had much expereince with using this product.
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natasha1 (9 posts) 22 Apr 2010
Radiesse is not intended for undereyes. I prompt you to check the bruises with your injector because Radiesse bruising is notorious for using stains if not treated on time.

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