I went to a doctor for Radiesse. He didn't open any syringe in front of me. Can you tell me what color is Radiesse?

Radiesse is white. If you have concerns about your treatment, I recommend following up with your Doctor. Radiesse develops collagen and helps the skin improve volume and texture, but it will take several weeks. Radiesse results last 12-15 months. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question. Radiesse is milky white in color and is available in either a 0.8 cc syringe or 1.5 cc syringe. Hope this helps!

The color of Radiesse is white in the syringe.  If you are uncertain about what product was used in your treatment, I would recommend you contact the physician who treated you.  

Radiesse is an opaque, white colored injectable dermal filler that is made up of CaHA microspheres in a water-based gel.

Radiesse does come in prefilled syringes and is the color white, whereas most other fillers are clear. That is not good or bad, just different.

Radiesse is white.  It's a dermal filler made up of calcium hydroxylapatite, a mineral-like compound found in human bones.

Radiesse is white but your bigger issue is that you do not trust your doctor so it may be a good idea to change doctors

 Hi, I have performed many facial shaping procedures using dermal fillers, facial implants (cheek, chin), liposuction and/or facelifts for over 30 years.  I have used Radiesse many times for facial shaping.  The material is white.  You shouldn't have to be concerned about what filler you are getting.  You may wish to contact the MD and ask.  Each syringe has an identification sticker that's placed in your medical records.Hope this helps.

The answer is milky white - if you don't trust your Specialist, its time for a change. As a rule, I always give the PI or product information to the patients before I perform any dermal filling. This way they know exactly what filler they are getting. Besides, when I open a packet of filler, the box and information sheet are thrown away, so why not give the PI to the patient? All the best, Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.