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Can broken capillaries & redness in upper cheeks from Radiesse be fixed? (Photos)

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Honest875292Nov 26, 2023

55 years old, no rosacea or skin condition before. I had diluted radiesse injected by cannula in my upper cheeks. I was left with broken capillaries and redness. Can this be fix?

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