I am unhappy with recent injections in my cheeks. The doctor encourages the use of the skin tight laser, I believe TITAN, to "soften" the filler. I'm told it can be softely molded to reduce the uneveness I have. Are there risks? Will this help?
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February 4, 2012
Answer: "Softening" Restylane after the injection
When Restylane or Radiesse is properly injected there should never be "uneveness" by the time the patient leaves the office. The filler should be carefully molded into place. I have never heard of lasers or other modalities being used to "soften" a filler. Better to have it reversed with hyaluronidase and then see another physician injector for a better treatment. Because this is an art as much as it is a science, it is especially important to remember that the experience and technique of your physician injector is the most critical part to your achieving a beautiful, natural result.
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February 4, 2012
Answer: "Softening" Restylane after the injection
When Restylane or Radiesse is properly injected there should never be "uneveness" by the time the patient leaves the office. The filler should be carefully molded into place. I have never heard of lasers or other modalities being used to "soften" a filler. Better to have it reversed with hyaluronidase and then see another physician injector for a better treatment. Because this is an art as much as it is a science, it is especially important to remember that the experience and technique of your physician injector is the most critical part to your achieving a beautiful, natural result.
Helpful 3 people found this helpful