Can I do Morpheus8 after doing 5fu/low dose Kenalog to reduce Raidesse?

I strongly advise against undergoing such a procedure. Radiesse's volumizing effect is highly influenced by massage and disperses easily. Massage your face frequently to facilitate the dispersion of hydroxyapatite crystals under the skin. These crystals are significant collagen stimulators, making the process exceptionally rejuvenating, revitalizing, and firming for the skin. Injecting cortisone into your face can harm your own tissues, as cortisone has numerous side effects and may lead to irreversible depressions or pigmentation disorders. It can make blood vessels appear more red and cause them to rupture, creating surface undulations in the skin. Cortisone injections should only be done when absolutely necessary. Radiesse does not dissolve with cortisone, so the key is to massage the area thoroughly, ensuring the crystals adhere to your skin. As the volumizing effect diminishes with massage, the collagen-stimulating effect increases, renewing your skin, cartilage, connective tissue, and bones. Hydroxyapatite crystals are crucial for youthfulness, continuously stimulating fibroblasts and collagen synthesis under the skin. I have been using Radiesse filler for many years, especially for patients desiring improved skin quality and facial lifting. After a few months, the positive effects on my patients' skin are so remarkable that some are nearly unrecognizable when they return. Radiesse yields very satisfying long-term results; I recommend waiting a bit, as I am confident you will be highly pleased.
I suggest Morpheus8, which you can undergo three times with a 2-3 week interval between sessions. It enhances the lifting effect on your face, making it appear tighter and more refined. Morpheus8 narrows pores and rejuvenates the skin using a bipolar radiofrequency system. It's safe, comfortable, and doesn't disrupt your social life. It complements Radiesse, creating a synergistic rapid facelift effect when combined.