im 21 years old . during a rough time in my life & point of best low self esteem, i thought getting facial balancing fillers would make me feel more confident. my injector injected radiesse (i didn’t know it was semi-permanent) in my jaw, cheeks, and chin about 3 months ago. he only injected a small amount, 1 syringe im guessing. and ive never had filler before this. ever since then, my face has looked wider, and rounded than ever before. it’s caused me depression to the point where i look 10x older and my face looks a lot wider. i can’t look at pictures of myself before the injections because i just get sad and filled with regret. i really need to know if i wait it out, will my face go back to how it looked before radiesse? keep in mind, im 21 and im nervous i’ll never look like how i did before i messed my face up with filler. i stress about it every day and can’t even look at myself in the mirror some days. i need answers. i do not want to get any dissolvers and plan on waiting it out. i just need to know if i should have hope for my face returning to baseline and if so, is there a way to speed up that process to get back to looking myself again. my family and friends tell me there’s no big difference but i see a difference and i’m losing my mind not knowing if i’ll ever look like my old self again. please help. im a female btw
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Answer: Will My Face Return to Baseline After Radiesse?
First, let me say that despite using Radiesse from the days before its rebranding, when it was originally called Radiance, I stopped using it a number of years ago when the more robust and longer-lasting HA fillers came on the scene. The obvious advantage of these more durable HAs is that they...
I stopped using Radiesse many years ago already. The original advantage of semipermanent was longer-lasting results than were obtained with other kinds of natural fillers, such as HA fillers. However, once longer-lasting, more durable HA fillers were FDA approved and brought to market, I could...
When it comes to liquid BBL treatments when using radiesse we hyper-dilute the products in a sterile environment but usually as a result of this, the product is condensed into larger, but less physical syringes. Always feel comfortable asking your provider questions if you want clarification....