Can a facelift fix droopy face & overfilled Radiesse? (Photo)

Sagging of the cheeks is not common at your age but sometimes seen after severe weight loss or unusual skin condition. Unfortunately, there is a widespread belief that fillers are an appropriate response to saggy cheeks. Just like too much putty, their overuse often results in the “Pillow Faces” often seen these days.
Radiesse can certainly highlight flat cheek bones or weak chins, etc. but do not effectively lift saggy cheek pads and jowls.
Reasonable amounts of filler are relatively inconsequential as the hyaluronic component can be dissolved and the permanent residue created during surgery.
At any age, if facing the mirror and lifting your upper cheek with two fingers produces a refreshed, sharper look and improved jawline (minus the jowls) a vertical facelift is the likely answer.
Mini-lifts, traditional lifts, lifestyle lifts, etc. are generally not effective in lifting the upper cheeks and may produce windswept looks unbecoming in a younger age group.
My Refresher Lift is designed to do both, lift the upper cheek and tighten the jawline, producing a younger more dynamic look and effectively at any age. You can check multiple before and after on my website link.

First Radiesse is a horrible product. It is horrible simply because it can not be adjusted once it is placed. That is a problem because if you are not happy with a service, your only treatment option is to twiddle your thumbs. The filler will disappear but it takes a year or more. Don't make the mistake of getting further bad service as a reaction to this bad treatment. What you can do now is get an under eye Restylane treatment. This will help move you toward a heart shaped face by putting volume in the under eye circle area. This is a fussy service. I see many individuals from the Dallas area for this sort of service. That tells me that it will be very challenging to get the help you need locally. Study the video I have attached below. There is help for you.

The effects of Radiesse are not permanent and will be gone soon if it’s has been 11 months. I would not jump into any surgery at this point.