I had Radiesse injected in the leg and now have acne type bumps all over my face. It is possible that I have an auto immune disease. Could an immune reaction to Radiesse affect my face even though the product was placed in the leg? If so, is there a treatment that could help?
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Answer: Improving acne with fraxel, Clear + Brilliant, microneedling/prp, Cosmelan, skin care, salt peels after Radiesse
You are quite correct. A number of years ago already, Radiesse, usually diluted, was used to improve skin laxity and crepyness of the upper arms. It was presumed to be effective as a result of its ability to stimulate new, native collagen and elastic fiber synthesis via both a direct ...
Radiesse is the filler of choice for this procedure and it does last longer than Voluma and is less costly see a board certified dermatologist who is experienced in the procedure