I had my implant removed. Since I am 65 there is some bone loss in my chin. When I spoke to my doctor about fillers, he said I needed to find a doctor that does special bone fillers for AIDS patients. I've never heard about this. Can anyone provide information about this?
Answer: Fillers for AIDS Patients?
Radiesse would be a great option for you to use. It last about 8months-1year, most patients see a great long lasting immediate result with just one syringe, I suggest having a consultation with an advanced injector who can provide great results.
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Radiesse would be a great option for you to use. It last about 8months-1year, most patients see a great long lasting immediate result with just one syringe, I suggest having a consultation with an advanced injector who can provide great results.
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I would recommend Radiesse for volume loss to the chin area. It is much more viscous than the hyaluronic acid fillers. It is made of calcium hydroxyaptite. If you are in the LA area, myself or any of my associates would love to help. Best of luck.
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Answer: Chin filler
I would recommend Radiesse for volume loss to the chin area. It is much more viscous than the hyaluronic acid fillers. It is made of calcium hydroxyaptite. If you are in the LA area, myself or any of my associates would love to help. Best of luck.
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October 15, 2013
Answer: Fillers for AIDS Patients?
I don't exactly understand what your surgeon was suggesting to you. They might have been recommending Sculptra which was originally used here in the US to augment HIV patients with lipoatrophy resulting from either AIDS or HIV drug therapy. I have not found Sculptra to be particularly helpful for chin augmentation - but it is excellent for the cheeks, temples and posterior jawline. I typically recommend Radiesse for non-surgical chin augmentation. Most plastic surgeons and dermatologists will be more than capable of performing chin augmentation in the office with Radiesse. I hope this information is helpful.
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Answer: Fillers for AIDS Patients?
I don't exactly understand what your surgeon was suggesting to you. They might have been recommending Sculptra which was originally used here in the US to augment HIV patients with lipoatrophy resulting from either AIDS or HIV drug therapy. I have not found Sculptra to be particularly helpful for chin augmentation - but it is excellent for the cheeks, temples and posterior jawline. I typically recommend Radiesse for non-surgical chin augmentation. Most plastic surgeons and dermatologists will be more than capable of performing chin augmentation in the office with Radiesse. I hope this information is helpful.
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Radiesse is great long lasting option for your chin. It may last about 8months-1year with just 1 syringe. Thank you for your question. Radiesse is great long lasting option for your chin. It may last about 8months-1year with just 1 syringe. The only thing to be careful is the sterile technique in an AIDS patient. I suggest having a consultation with an expert injector who can provide great results. Best of Luck!
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Radiesse is great long lasting option for your chin. It may last about 8months-1year with just 1 syringe. Thank you for your question. Radiesse is great long lasting option for your chin. It may last about 8months-1year with just 1 syringe. The only thing to be careful is the sterile technique in an AIDS patient. I suggest having a consultation with an expert injector who can provide great results. Best of Luck!
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September 3, 2013
Answer: Fillers and the Chin Area
Radiesse may work well in this situation. Radiesse is derived from calcium hydroxyapatite and is "bulkier" than the hyaluronic fillers, such as Restylane and Juvederm. Generally speaking, Radiesse works well in the chin and malar (cheek) areas. I hope this is helpful. Respectfully, Andy Shah MD.
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September 3, 2013
Answer: Fillers and the Chin Area
Radiesse may work well in this situation. Radiesse is derived from calcium hydroxyapatite and is "bulkier" than the hyaluronic fillers, such as Restylane and Juvederm. Generally speaking, Radiesse works well in the chin and malar (cheek) areas. I hope this is helpful. Respectfully, Andy Shah MD.
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