My picture is this morning after yesterday's radiesse a injections . How long will the swelling last and is there anything to help speed the healing process ?? Thanks !
April 10, 2014
Answer: I had radiesse injections yesterday. How can I speed the healing process? Swelling after fillers can happen. You don't mention where exactly you had the Radiesse. The best thing to do is to rest; do not exercise for a couple of days; ice your face...20 minutes on; 20 minutes off. This will help, but time will really be the best treatment.
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April 10, 2014
Answer: I had radiesse injections yesterday. How can I speed the healing process? Swelling after fillers can happen. You don't mention where exactly you had the Radiesse. The best thing to do is to rest; do not exercise for a couple of days; ice your face...20 minutes on; 20 minutes off. This will help, but time will really be the best treatment.
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April 10, 2014
Answer: Healing from fillers Swelling and bruising often happen after fillers and really should be expected. With Radiesse, the filler is done deeper so bruising and swelling can even be worse than with other fillers. Here are some suggestions: 1. ice it on and off (do not freeze your skin), but ice on and off for the first 24-48 hours; 2. take Arnica (available at heath food stores) and/or apply Arnica cream too; 3. keep your hands away from the area (pressing on it can make swelling worse, and can also move product); 4. sleep a bit elevated. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
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April 10, 2014
Answer: Healing from fillers Swelling and bruising often happen after fillers and really should be expected. With Radiesse, the filler is done deeper so bruising and swelling can even be worse than with other fillers. Here are some suggestions: 1. ice it on and off (do not freeze your skin), but ice on and off for the first 24-48 hours; 2. take Arnica (available at heath food stores) and/or apply Arnica cream too; 3. keep your hands away from the area (pressing on it can make swelling worse, and can also move product); 4. sleep a bit elevated. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
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