Hello there, I had radiesse injected in my hands. Tomorrow will be two weeks and I am swollen, more on my right hand. I am getting a little worry. I've had juvederm injected on my face and never had any side effects. I understand radiesse is thicker and the hands' skin is very thin. Is it time to go back to the doctor who performed the procedure? Or should I wait a couple more days.
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The
main reason we would encourage massaging the hands after Radiesse® hand
rejuvenation treatment is to help
to smooth out bumps that form after the injections are administered. The massaging helps to make sure that the
depressed portions on the back of the hand are adequately covered by ...
Renuva is a great option for hand rejuvenation. It is similar to fillers in that it provides noted volume improvement at the time of treatment. It differs though because over time the product is replaced by your body's own fat. This provides longer lasting results. See my website or a...
In my office I use Fraxel for face, neck, chest, hands, arms, abdomen even legs.
Fraxel has several versions:
1. Fraxel- Non-Ablative (non-wounding):
a)Dual: Effectively targets tone, texture and more superficial signs of aging, actinic keratosis and pigment
b)Restore: Penetrates deep into...
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