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Can I get Radiesse 2 weeks after Restylane?

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Rational102254Dec 21, 2023

Hello. I recently just got Restylane fillers in my jaw the other day, however, I would like to go back in 2 weeks and use Radiesse on the jawline instead because I feel it will give me better results. Is it safe since I already got Restylane?

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