What is the difference between Restylane and Radiesse? What are their side effects? I just wondered which is the best way to go? Restylane or Radiesse for nose to jawline lines? And, are there any side effects. Thank you
July 14, 2009
Answer: Whatever your doctor feels most comfortable with Both products work well. There is multiple studies regarding this subject and I think it gets done to two things, what your doctor feels will give you the best result, and can it be reversed if you do not like the treatment? Restylane can and Radiesse is not reversible. Restylane has a new 2 cc syringe that works well for multiple areas of the face. How exciting.
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July 14, 2009
Answer: Whatever your doctor feels most comfortable with Both products work well. There is multiple studies regarding this subject and I think it gets done to two things, what your doctor feels will give you the best result, and can it be reversed if you do not like the treatment? Restylane can and Radiesse is not reversible. Restylane has a new 2 cc syringe that works well for multiple areas of the face. How exciting.
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July 14, 2009
Answer: Both Restylane and Radiesse work for marionette lines There are many subtle variables that an experienced injector uses to decide which filler to use. Skin thickness, amount of redundancy, patient tolerance for possible pain or swelling/bruising are just a few things I discuss with patients. Since I do not know your specific needs, I cannot choose. Let me say that Radiesse is a great "bang for the buck" with larger volume syringes and longer duration that HA fillers. HA fillers like Restylane are reversible, however, and that gives them an edge with some patients. Also, a lot of patients want lips done at same time, making Radiesse a poor choice. And remember what I have lectured on several times at AAD and ASDS: It is not the filler (product) it is the Filler (the doctor) that really makes the difference.
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July 14, 2009
Answer: Both Restylane and Radiesse work for marionette lines There are many subtle variables that an experienced injector uses to decide which filler to use. Skin thickness, amount of redundancy, patient tolerance for possible pain or swelling/bruising are just a few things I discuss with patients. Since I do not know your specific needs, I cannot choose. Let me say that Radiesse is a great "bang for the buck" with larger volume syringes and longer duration that HA fillers. HA fillers like Restylane are reversible, however, and that gives them an edge with some patients. Also, a lot of patients want lips done at same time, making Radiesse a poor choice. And remember what I have lectured on several times at AAD and ASDS: It is not the filler (product) it is the Filler (the doctor) that really makes the difference.
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