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Trying to dissolve Radiesse? I have had 4.5ml injected in my chin area about 4 years ago.

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Birmingham87Mar 14, 2018

A year and half later, most of it went away. As of today, there is still a huge bump that I would like to dissolve. I tried Hyaluronidase enzyme 3 times, but unfortunately it did not work. I wonder what other option I have to get rid of the Radiesse bump?

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