How long does Belotero Volume last and where is it used? How does it compare with Radiesse and Voluma?

Belotero is
one of the lightest dermal fillers available.  Sometimes called the
“starter filler,” it is ideal for someone who wants to reduce fine lines around
the lips, corners of the mouth, and minor marionette lines (the lines from the
corners of your mouth down toward your jawline). Most of the time it last up to 12 months but it depends of the patient.

I use all these products in combination.  Belotero is great for fine lines and under eyes, radiesse and voluma for augmentation of the cheeks, jaw, temple etc.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Belotero is a hyaluronic acid filler that is preferable for fine lines and can be injected superficially. The areas where I use Belotero the most are the tear troughs and fine lines around the mouth. Belotero typically lasts 3-6 months. Belotero is very different than Radiesse and Voluma, which are much more robust fillers that are more appropriate for volumization, and are injected deeper in the skin than Belotero. If you are interested in having filler performed, I recommend an in-person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who can determine what treatment is appropriate for you. I hope this answer is helpful! Best of luck.

Belotero is an excellent product for use around fine lines, tear troughs, and lips. I have had very good results.

I use belotero frequently for perioral lines (lines around the mouth). Occasionally I will use it for lip augmentation and tear troughs. It is thinner than Juvederm and I find that it lasts 6-9 months. It is nice because of the way the product is made (cross linked), it can be placed very superficially in the skin (and it will not cause any discoloration on the skin). 

Thank you for your question.Belotero is similar to Juvederm and Restylane. It seems to last as long as those other products that are hyaluronic acid based. Belotero is thinner than Juvederm and is less likley to cause lumping and nodularity. I use Belotero in the tear troughs and lips.