Is ok to mix Radiesse with Restylane in the cheek area?

I often frequently injecting multiple filler types in the same session to contour and shape the face and other parts of the body.  What matters most is who is doing the injecting.  It is important to find someone with experience in all the filler types and who uses a cannula for injection of larger areas as it limits complications and can improve contouring.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question.I think the type of filler used, it based on the injector. Everyone has their preference on what they like to use in different areas. And there is more than one product that can be injected in these areas. It is fine to mix products, there is nothing that says you cannot do this.

While it would be okay to use Radiesse and Restylane together in the cheek area, I normally would just use one or the other.  I don't like to mix different fillers at the same time to the same area.  If you had had Restylane in the past and then wanted to change to Radiesse, that would be fine.  Voluma or Restylane or Radiesse could all be used in the cheek area.  I think that Voluma would be the longest lasting, then Radiesse and then Restylane.