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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.
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 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.
Both Restylane and Radiesse are effective fillers for cheek enhancement. In addition, Juvederm and Voluma are additional fillers used in the cheeks. Sculptra is a biostimulatory agent that is also used to increase cheek fullness. Each of the mentioned fillers has advantages that are best...
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...
Radiesse is calcium hydroxyapatite and can be injected directly onto bone. Although it was injected superficial, it will still metabolize Best regards
You're at a perfect age to start preventing any future signs of aging, based on the photo provided I suggest applying Juvederm to the nasolabial fold and the marionette lines to fill in the area. An exam would be necessary, find a board certified physician who can give you the best natural...
Radiesse can be an excellent volumizer to correct facial asymmetry or to lift cheeks, if placed properly. In the situation you mentioned, and in the correct hands, it can be as good or superior to other hyaluronic acid fillers mentioned (e.g. Restylane, Juvederm or Perlane) because it lasts...
Waiting a full two weeks to let any swelling heal would be ideal. After that, there is no issue with having a HA filler injected to the area
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