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.
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Answer: Hyperdiluate radiesse for the neck -- will not lift your neck
Radiesse, a dermal filler, typically lasts between 12 to 18 months on average, with some patients experiencing results for up to two years. The duration of Radiesse effects depends on several factors, including:
Collagen and Elastin: The strength of your skin's collagen and elastin fibers can...
Sculptra plus bellafill is better. radiesse can be used but 4 syringes is almost nothing. people do this for the face sculpting. I suggest you get a consultation. Best, Dr. Emer.
Hi and thank you for your question! We use fillers for treatment of horizontal neck lines. While Radiesse is a great filler, it is generally not recommended for the neck area and most patients see good results with thinner hyaluronic acid fillers such as Belotero in neck. I hope it helps and...