I went to my doctor's seeking a filler to even out and fill in my smile folds. The doctor had a two for one syringe sale of Radiesse, and talked me into filling in around the chin area. Now, I look like I have a case of mumps. Chipmunk cheeks, swollen along just above the jawline. What can be done now?
November 24, 2012
Answer: Can Radiesse be Reversed?
Hi Lewes. The great thing about long lasting fillers is they last a long time. The bad thing about them is they cannot be reversed. Hyaluronic acid based fillers like Restylane, Juvederm and Perlane can easily be reversed with hyaluronidase. Radiesse is not the same because it is made out of calcium microspheres. For this reason, you will need to wait for the product to dissipate. Good luck.
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November 24, 2012
Answer: Can Radiesse be Reversed?
Hi Lewes. The great thing about long lasting fillers is they last a long time. The bad thing about them is they cannot be reversed. Hyaluronic acid based fillers like Restylane, Juvederm and Perlane can easily be reversed with hyaluronidase. Radiesse is not the same because it is made out of calcium microspheres. For this reason, you will need to wait for the product to dissipate. Good luck.
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October 10, 2012
Answer: There is no successful treatment to dissolve Radiesse
Radiesse is a wonderful product if done correctly. Unfortunately, there is not a successful treatment to dissolve this product. If the treatment was recent, you may still be experiencing swelling which may persisit for up to 6 weeks. For localized nodules (bumps) of Radiesse, there have been reports of lasers and injections which have been helpful to dissolve the bumps, but these treatments have not been beneficial for large volumes of Radiesse. The Radiesse product will diminish somewhat over the next 3 months and will likely resolve within 12 months.
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October 10, 2012
Answer: There is no successful treatment to dissolve Radiesse
Radiesse is a wonderful product if done correctly. Unfortunately, there is not a successful treatment to dissolve this product. If the treatment was recent, you may still be experiencing swelling which may persisit for up to 6 weeks. For localized nodules (bumps) of Radiesse, there have been reports of lasers and injections which have been helpful to dissolve the bumps, but these treatments have not been beneficial for large volumes of Radiesse. The Radiesse product will diminish somewhat over the next 3 months and will likely resolve within 12 months.
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