Lumps in neck 3 months after Radiesse - ok to do micro needling? (Photo)

Thank you for your question and for providing the photo.

I understand your concern about the lumps that have appeared in your neck following Radiesse treatment. It is not uncommon to experience some lumpiness after dermal filler injections, particularly if the technique used was suboptimal. Massaging the area gently can indeed help to smooth out these lumps over time.

Regarding your question about microneedling: Generally, microneedling is a safe procedure that can be beneficial for skin rejuvenation. However, since you are experiencing lumps from Radiesse, it would be prudent to approach this with caution. Microneedling can potentially disturb the filler material, which might exacerbate the lumpiness or cause additional irritation.

Here are a few considerations:

Consult with Your Provider: Before proceeding with additional microneedling sessions, it is crucial to consult with the provider who performed your Radiesse injections. They can assess the lumps and provide specific advice based on their evaluation.

Timing: It may be beneficial to wait until the lumps have resolved or significantly diminished before continuing with microneedling. This can help ensure that the treatment does not interfere with the filler material.

Alternative Treatments: If the lumps persist, your provider might suggest other treatments such as hyaluronidase (although Radiesse is not hyaluronic acid-based) or other methods to help reduce the lumpiness.

Ultimately, the best course of action is to seek personalized advice from your dermatology provider. They can help determine the safest and most effective approach for your situation.

Best regards,