One cheek is flatter, but i am now in a location where Voluma is not available. Can we augment the flatter cheek with Radiesse? (which would be directly over the existing Voluma product). Or, would it be better to go with a different filler?
Answer: More than one filler in an area Thanks for your question! It is safe to have both Radiesse and Juvederm injected into the same area. Each of these fillers has their benefits, and although these fillers have different compositions and consistencies, they can be used together to give great results. In fact, we often use this combination when treating the chin and jawline! I've included a video that reviews using multiple fillers in one area, I hope you find this helpful in your research.
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Answer: More than one filler in an area Thanks for your question! It is safe to have both Radiesse and Juvederm injected into the same area. Each of these fillers has their benefits, and although these fillers have different compositions and consistencies, they can be used together to give great results. In fact, we often use this combination when treating the chin and jawline! I've included a video that reviews using multiple fillers in one area, I hope you find this helpful in your research.
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January 26, 2012
Answer: The Beauty of Fillers
Luckily for us, there are many fillers available today. Combinations are often injected at the same visit or in subsequent visits without any issues. Radiesse, perlane, juvederm ultra plus, and sculptra are excellent choices for cheek augmentation, as these fillers offer more "lift."
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January 26, 2012
Answer: The Beauty of Fillers
Luckily for us, there are many fillers available today. Combinations are often injected at the same visit or in subsequent visits without any issues. Radiesse, perlane, juvederm ultra plus, and sculptra are excellent choices for cheek augmentation, as these fillers offer more "lift."
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