I have the gaunt, sunken look in my cheeks. How can I improve this? I would be open to surgical and nonsurgical options, I just want to look better. Thanks, Jean.
February 8, 2018
Answer: Radiesse cheek augmentation works great on sunken cheeks Sunken and flat cheeks can br lifted and rounded with injectable fillers. Radiesse is one of my favorite fillers for cheeks because it is very robust, has a large amount of product per syringe, lasts longer than the hyaluronic fillers and gives immediate results.
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February 8, 2018
Answer: Radiesse cheek augmentation works great on sunken cheeks Sunken and flat cheeks can br lifted and rounded with injectable fillers. Radiesse is one of my favorite fillers for cheeks because it is very robust, has a large amount of product per syringe, lasts longer than the hyaluronic fillers and gives immediate results.
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November 24, 2009
Answer: Radiesse and Sculptra best options for loss of cheek volume Loss of volume along the cheeks will bring about sagging as the skin has less support to counter the force of gravity as well as shadowing due to the sunken nature of your cheeks. Replenish the volume will substantially bring about a rejuvenated complexion by re-inflating your cheeks. Quick fix can be achieved with soft tissue fillers such as Radiesse which is made of calcium, providing scaffolds for further collagen formation. Best long-term solution, however, would be Sculptra, which is FDA-approved for this purpose, to be performed over 3-4 sessions about 4-6 weeks apart as the results can last between 18 to 30 months.
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November 24, 2009
Answer: Radiesse and Sculptra best options for loss of cheek volume Loss of volume along the cheeks will bring about sagging as the skin has less support to counter the force of gravity as well as shadowing due to the sunken nature of your cheeks. Replenish the volume will substantially bring about a rejuvenated complexion by re-inflating your cheeks. Quick fix can be achieved with soft tissue fillers such as Radiesse which is made of calcium, providing scaffolds for further collagen formation. Best long-term solution, however, would be Sculptra, which is FDA-approved for this purpose, to be performed over 3-4 sessions about 4-6 weeks apart as the results can last between 18 to 30 months.
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