I had almost three vials put on the actual cheekbone( was told this should last 12-18 months and will not create the lasting collagen). Remainder to fill the cheek hollows. After 6 months it as completely worn off. If I have a high metabolism will this effect how long the Radiesse will last? I really liked the look but am very disappointed in how quick it wore off. Have discussed Sculptra but afraid of the same result.
March 9, 2013
Answer: Filling the chhk
That is a tremendous cost for a temporary filler.
Try fat transfer, in most cases most of the fat will stay for a long peroid of time, and cost may be the same as the 4-5 syringes of Radiesse.
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March 9, 2013
Answer: Filling the chhk
That is a tremendous cost for a temporary filler.
Try fat transfer, in most cases most of the fat will stay for a long peroid of time, and cost may be the same as the 4-5 syringes of Radiesse.
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July 2, 2013
Answer: 4 Vials of Radiesse Only Lasted 6 Months?
Radiesse comes in syringes of 1.5 ml, 0.8 ml, and 0.3 ml, so we need to assume that you meant four syringes of the 1.5 ml each...I'm surprised to hear that they didn't last very long. Radiesse is an excellent product and typically results in longer-lasting effects than that. I can understand your being frustrated but I would probably try it one more time before giving up; perhaps you can speak with your PS to address the costs of such an "experiment." However, if - for whatever reason - you don't want to try that, then the only options would be Sculptra or autologous fat, both of which have potential concerns of their own. You should, of course, speak to your own PS about this.
I hope that this helps and good luck,
Dr. E
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July 2, 2013
Answer: 4 Vials of Radiesse Only Lasted 6 Months?
Radiesse comes in syringes of 1.5 ml, 0.8 ml, and 0.3 ml, so we need to assume that you meant four syringes of the 1.5 ml each...I'm surprised to hear that they didn't last very long. Radiesse is an excellent product and typically results in longer-lasting effects than that. I can understand your being frustrated but I would probably try it one more time before giving up; perhaps you can speak with your PS to address the costs of such an "experiment." However, if - for whatever reason - you don't want to try that, then the only options would be Sculptra or autologous fat, both of which have potential concerns of their own. You should, of course, speak to your own PS about this.
I hope that this helps and good luck,
Dr. E
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