I know it's a contraindication to be injected while pregnant, but I found out I was pregnant the week after having two 1.5cc syringes injected into my cheeks. I'm an RN cosmetic injector, so I know it's not studied, and Im trying to convince myself that because it's base is calcium, it's fine, but of course now I'm worried. The physician I work under said not to worry, but I wanted some second opinions. I'm only 4-5 weeks along, so this stuff will likely be with me the course of the pregnancy!
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I've been using Radiesse for years, so believe me, I'm very experienced in this matter. I agree with your doctor. I've examined your photos, and there is an allergy you experienced after 6-7 months, but it is definitely not related to Radiesse. Allergic reactions don't occur six months after an...
Radiesse is a very firm filler with great lifting ability which is unsuitable for the tear trough region. It ha been available in the country in various forms since 2004 and was FDA approved for use in the nasolabial folds in 2006. The lumps will resolve in time, but will require patience. No...
If a filler is injected too superficially you may experience some lumpy areas, an uneven look in the area of the injection, and possibly some pain and swelling. If you think you may have been injected superficially you should visit your provider for confirmation and too see about possibly having...
