Can fillers like Radiesse have a negative effect on the kidneys?

Cosmetic treatment with Radiesse should have no effect on the kidneys.  I am not aware of any of the FDA-approved fillers having any effect on the kidneys.  

I appreciate your concern. I am unaware of any evidence to suggest that Radiesse would affect the kidneys in any way. This filler contains calcium microspheres that provide support to the underlying skin structure to smooth away wrinkles and restore youthful volume. At the same time, the formulation stimulates the body to produce more collagen for additional support. This function ensures Radiesse results are both natural and long-lasting. The filler is concentrated to the treatment area and does not move through the body to impact any vital organs. 
If you choose to move forward with a Radiesse treatment, work with a board-certified dermatologist who has extensive experience working with this product. This will ensure your procedure is both safe and effective for you. 

Thank you for your question.  There are no studies that correlate Radiesse with any negative effects on the kidneys.  I hope this helps but I suggest following up with your primary physician if you have any concerns.

Thank you for your question. Radiesse along with other FDA approved fillers have fortunately not shown to cause any damage to internal organs nor their function.
If you are having any concerns with your kidneys, however, start off with seeing  your primary care physician. 

Hello and thank you for your question. I Am not aware of any negative effect on kidneys while using Radiesse. If you are still concerned perjatalk to. Your personal physician. Best wishes.Dr. T

Thanks for your question. I am not sure in which way you are asking - do fillers affect lab values, or damage any internal organs?  Fortunately there is no evidence of such a problem.  The products are intensively tested before the FDA allows their use in the U.S., and Radiesse has an excellent safety record.  Hope you are doing ok and be sure to see your family physician or internist if you are having kidney issues!