I have had sculptra treatment in my cheeks to counter volume loss (mid face creases) after a succesful diet, but can I now have restylane subq or radiesse for further definition at the point at which my cheekbone is meant to be most prominent, or do I just have to stick with the sculptra, in essence are there any contraindications in terms of layering fillers?
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Radiesse is a better choice if you feel you need to do something. You'll have instant results that work very well to plump up the area on the back of your hand. By creating additional volume, you raise the surrounding skin so the veins are less obvious, but you will still be able to see them...
1. Make sure you're seeing a surgeon who is specifically certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (NOT "cosmetic" surgery). And find out whether the surgeon does a lot of breast revision work.
2. Sculptra is NOT the answer here. Completely...
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can have Sculptra and Restylane injected at the same time. Sculptra stimulates collagen growth and is used to replace volume loss in the cheeks, jawline and hollows in the temples. Restylane is used to add fullness to the lips and the corners of the mouth....
