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To answer your question, it doesn’t necessarily work. You can try but there is no guaranty. It is not supposed to affect HA either. If it doesn’t dissolve Radiesse , you will have to wait for it to go away. I hope this helps,Best of luck !
Thank you for asking your question. Yes, Radiesse can be placed in the temples. If used for the proper candidate, results can be very pleasant. See an experienced oculofacial surgeon for comprehensive evaluation and treatment. Good luck!
The problem with Radiesse, though widely considered as a temporary filler, is that it cannot be dissolved. You can try breaking it up transcutaneously with a needle along with Kenalog and 5-FU injections. Sometimes its better to excise it. You can inject it around the periosteum but...
Hello, my name is Dr. Burko and I am a Plastic Surgeon at SY Aesthetics in NYC. Radiesse is made up of calcium hydroxylapatite which is a biocampatibile material so it is generally quite safe to use as the body doesn't recognize it as a foreign material. In my experience, I have not had Radiesse...
