They suggested Radiesse for neck, but I don't see many examples?

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I'm concerned about my sagging neck after about 60 lbs of weight loss (I'm 46). Since I'm about 40 lbs from my goal weight, I'm going to delay a face/neck lift for next summer and do a noninvasive procedure to tighten my neck now. During my consultation, they suggested Radiesse as a way to tighten but not add volume. I'm also getting Radiesse for cheek filler and threads for jowls. I haven't seen a lot of pictures of Radiesse for neck so I'm wondering if this approach makes sense.

Jason Emer, MD · Answer

no this is not the right approach, you likely need skin tightening, lasers, and MNRF and threads or a surgery. fillers like radiesse will not help that much maybe some texture but very little. I suggest you post photos and consult.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Laleh Shaban, MD · Answer

Hyper-dilute Radiesse is Raddiese which has been diluted with saline. It has the effect of lifting and tightening by producing collagen, but Hyper-dilute Radiesse does not replace volume like Radiesse does. 
I would use Hyper-dilute Radiesse, then wait six weeks and use PDO threads in the neck. I would reassess patient in six weeks and based on result, may offer more Hyper-dilute Radiesse if needed, waiting another six weeks and reassess and possible use more threads.

John L. Burns Jr., MD · Answer

With weight loss you'll have excess skin.  At a minimum a minimally invasive therapy such as FaceTite or Morpheus8 would be necessary to tighten the skin.  A neck lift would be optimal.

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