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27, male, relatively fast metabolism - does Radiesse really go back to baseline?

April 6, 2024
Asked By:Helpful927093 in Cleveland, Ohio

I had 1 syringe of Radiesse injected into my chin 3 months ago. Never had any filler before that. Being a 27 year old male with a relatively fast metabolism, wondering how long the results will last for me? Probably not the full 18 months, right? And will my face really go back to EXACTLY the way it was before?

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