Radiesse for butt didn’t get full 20

Question

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?

Falguni Patel, MD, FACOG · Answer

When it comes to liquid BBL treatments when using radiesse we hyper-dilute the products in a sterile environment but usually as a result of this, the product is condensed into larger, but less physical syringes. Always feel comfortable asking your provider questions if you want clarification. They should assure you and answer any questions you have with ease if they are offering a reputable service. The amount of Radiesse in each pre-packaged syringe prior to dilution is 1.5mL.

Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD · Answer

It is important to clarify the situation with your provider to ensure you received the full amount of product you paid for. Here are a few points to consider:

Dilution Practices: It is not uncommon for practitioners to dilute Radiesse, especially when used for areas like buttock augmentation, to achieve a smoother, more natural look and to allow for better distribution of the product. However, this should be clearly communicated to you before the procedure, including how the dilution affects the volume and the number of syringes used.

Verification: To verify if you received the full amount of product, you can:

Request a detailed breakdown of the procedure from your provider, including how the product was prepared and administered.
Ask for documentation that shows the total volume of Radiesse used, both before and after dilution.
Communication: It's crucial to have a clear and open conversation with your doctor. Express your concerns and ask for clarification on the dilution process and how it equates to the number of syringes used.

Consultation: If you remain unsatisfied with the response from your provider, consider seeking a second opinion from another qualified professional who can assess whether the treatment was performed appropriately.

If you need further assistance, such as drafting a letter to your provider to formally request this information, feel free to ask.

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