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Its best to use a brand new syringe, you dont want to run the risk of bacterial infection by using an open syringe or Radiesse
I do not recommend using Radiesse once opened, there is a risk of bacterial contamination. Most patients will typically use the entire syringe in one sitting.
I think that it is best to dispose of any opened filler if it isn't going to be used immediately, The fillers do not contain bacteriostatic agents that are needed to ensure sterility after being opened. I know it is frustrating to waste the filler but I would dispose of it.
Radiesse will last longer than Juvederm, however so will Perlane which flows and tapers within the tissues better than radiesse in my opinion.
Yes, you can combine both together Juvederm is a hyaluronic acid filler that has a gel like substance that is injected just beneath the skin to fill in nasolabial folds, tear troughs, and lips to make them fuller. Typically Juvederm can last 6-9 months Radiesse is a calcium...
Generally, yes. Radiesse is not a permanent injectable substance; instead, its calcium hydroxylapatite crystals stimulate collagen growth. The material is absorbed slowly (over 12-18 months typically) but it should happen on its own. I would generally advise patience to allow...
