All Doctors Here Are Saying That Usually One Syringe of Radiesse is Not Enough?

It all depends on the area that is being treated and the results you wish to achieve. Without a photo provided I cant evaluate how many syringes you would need for full correction. Most patients see a great difference with 1.5 cc of Radiesse injected, but again it all depends on the patient and how deep the line/wrinkles are. 

It depends on what you want to accomplish that determines how much Radiesse will be needed.  It does often take more than one syringe to adequately treat some of the most common problems, especially to restore volume to the aging face.

Radiesse is costly for several reasons, including the relatively high cost charged to the physician by the manufacturer, and the time and skill required by the physician to expertly inject it. Keep in mind that the injection of a filler is a medical procedure, best done by a physician (or a P.A. or nurse directly under his supervision) in the fields of facial or general plastic surgery, dermatology or oculoplastics.

I give a multiple syringe discount to encourage patients to get a full correction.

 

 

For most of our patients, one syringe of radiesse is sufficient to do one to three major areas. Material costs are high so that is a leading factor in the pricing of dermal fillers. However, you are correct that overinjection is a problem in the industry especially at medspas where botox and dermal fillers make up a large percentage of their income. Before you choose an injector, consult with 2 - 3 experienced and expert injectors in the area so you have an understanding of appropriate fees and the recommended amount for a treatment.