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Treating unwanted Radiesse issues, much like those with Sculptra or with any of the permanent fillers, can be difficult. Fortunately, I have had gratifying results using an algorithm of intralesional injections of varying combinations, concentrations and amounts of anti-inflammatory agents. You would be wise to consult with an experienced, board certified cosmetic dermatologist. Best of luck.
The problem here may very be what has come to be called under-eye "puffy pillows," which is actually lymphedema/lymphatic obstruction secondary to use of an improper choice of an under-eye filler and/or one too superficially injected. I have personally had success in treating this difficult and...
I'm sorry that this has happened to you. It is because it is very difficult to get rid of unwanted Radiesse that I gave up injected it many years ago. Its original advantage was that it was associated with more durable, longer-lasting filler results. However, once more robust, natural HA fillers...
I have not found anything that will dissolve Radiesse. The result you achieved with your Radiesse will go away over time and is the simplest way to deal with an unwanted result. Radiesse is primarily a calcium based compound and collagenase would not have an effect on this.
Hello, I'm Dr. Anna Chacon, a board-certified dermatologist, and I understand your concerns regarding the Radiesse treatment you received for your chin and jawline. Radiesse is a calcium hydroxylapatite-based filler that is commonly used for adding volume and contour to facial areas. However,...
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