I recently visited a doctor in Las Vegas for a procedure and paid for 20 syringes of Radiesse. However, when I arrived, the doctor mentioned that the product was already diluted, and there were only 10 syringes on the table. I’m concerned because I paid for 20 syringes and want to understand if I actually received the full amount of product I paid for. Is it normal for a doctor to dilute Radiesse and use fewer syringes? How can I verify I received full product?
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Combining different dermal fillers like Lanluma (a type of poly-L-lactic acid filler similar to Sculptra) and Radiesse (which contains calcium hydroxylapatite) can be done safely, but it is essential to consider a few factors to minimize risks and ensure optimal results.
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