I've read that since Radiesse doesn't dissolve naturally, you can be left with lumps and bumps after treatment. Is this true?
Answer: Radiesse has a high safety profile in injected in the right tissue plane: Outcome of Radiesse Radiesse is a collagen stimulatory product combined with a facial filler. It is safely used on the tissues of the face to restore facial harmony and counteract the effects of age related facial atrophy.
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Answer: Radiesse has a high safety profile in injected in the right tissue plane: Outcome of Radiesse Radiesse is a collagen stimulatory product combined with a facial filler. It is safely used on the tissues of the face to restore facial harmony and counteract the effects of age related facial atrophy.
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Answer: Radiesse Lumps With any type of injectable filler there can be a risk of lumps. The product has to be injected correctly and at the right depths to minimize the risk of lumps and bumps and give you great results. Radiesse is not ideal for injection at all areas of the face, so you should obtain a consultation to see what products are right for your needs.
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Answer: Radiesse Lumps With any type of injectable filler there can be a risk of lumps. The product has to be injected correctly and at the right depths to minimize the risk of lumps and bumps and give you great results. Radiesse is not ideal for injection at all areas of the face, so you should obtain a consultation to see what products are right for your needs.
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January 26, 2016
Answer: Radiesse is not dangerous when injected properly When injected properly by a skilled, board-certified dermatologist, the risk of lumps from Radiesse is very low, and results can be very good. Poor Radiesse results generally occur when it is injected into the wrong area of the face by a doctor with poor technique. Radiesse does dissolve naturally; it stimulates the body to produce more collagen, which allows for long lasting results, but Radiesse generally disappears after around 18 months. This can be longer or shorter depending on the patient and the amount of product injected.
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January 26, 2016
Answer: Radiesse is not dangerous when injected properly When injected properly by a skilled, board-certified dermatologist, the risk of lumps from Radiesse is very low, and results can be very good. Poor Radiesse results generally occur when it is injected into the wrong area of the face by a doctor with poor technique. Radiesse does dissolve naturally; it stimulates the body to produce more collagen, which allows for long lasting results, but Radiesse generally disappears after around 18 months. This can be longer or shorter depending on the patient and the amount of product injected.
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August 1, 2024
Answer: Other products better for smile lines Radiesse is wonderful for lifting, contouring the face (cheeks, temples, jaw and mid face) as well as the backs of the hands. It would not be ideal for lines around the mouth. Juvederm would be a better choice in this area.
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August 1, 2024
Answer: Other products better for smile lines Radiesse is wonderful for lifting, contouring the face (cheeks, temples, jaw and mid face) as well as the backs of the hands. It would not be ideal for lines around the mouth. Juvederm would be a better choice in this area.
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September 1, 2011
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December 7, 2015
Answer: Radiesse Concerns
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