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Julapro is not available or FDA-approved in the US. In my experience, Juvederm Voluma is the best contouring agent for the mid-face. Studies of Voluma show that it safely and effectively augments and lifts the cheek, and the majority of people treated with Voluma find that nasolabial and tear trough creases are also improved. I have found this to be true in my personal experience with more than 100 patients I have treated with Voluma over the past 3 months. The studies also show that Voluma lasts up to 2 years. In contrast, Radiesse does not tend to last as long, was not specifically formulated for contouring the mid-face, and does not have the same cohesiveness or lift capacity as Voluma. Studies and technicalities aside, the most important aspect of my experience with Voluma is that it is safe, biocompatible and allows me to provide the most natural result.Good luck!
Jalupro Dermal Bio Revitalizer contains amino acids combined a filler formula. It is NOT approved for use in the U.S. and as far as I'm aware, not even being studied for approval in the U.S. I would be very hesitant to let anyone inject anything into you that hasn't been studied and approved for use here. It can put you and the injector at risk, especially if something happens. Radiesse is a good filler, but I might suggest you look at Voluma if you are looking for midface volume restoration. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Hydroxyapatite is known as the 'Crystal Filler.' It is derived from deep-sea corals in the oceans. Hydroxyapatite consists of calcium microspheres dissolved in a solution of diluted carboxymethylcellulose.- Hydroxyapatite is an extremely reliable filler.- Hydroxyapatite is non-allergenic,...
Overcorrection can occur with Radiesse, and unlike the hyaluronic acid fillers, there is unfortunately no dissolving enzyme for calcium hydroxyapetite (the active ingredient in Radiesse). Intralesional steroid injections can be helpful sometimes for overcorrection and is a reasonable place to...
You should contact your plastic surgeon and be seen. It may be near an injection site (was the Radiesse injected right under the nostril?) or something else that only the injecting surgeon would know. It could also be some backup/vascular occlusion from the injection itself or other...
