I am considering having Radiesse injected next week. I also am looking to schedule to a Pearl Laser Treatment. Will laser treatments like Pearl Laser cause Radiesse to dissolve faster?
January 15, 2009
Answer: Will Pearl Laser Affect Radiesse? Hi T, It depends which Pearl treatment that you are having. If you are having the traditional Pearl treatment, the laser is very superficial so there are no worries about the Radiesse. If you are having the deeper Pearl treatment with YSGG, then the laser may reach to the level of the filler. There have not been any conclusive studies that show that having the laser treatment dissolves the filler any faster. Since you have not had the filler yet, and are contemplating the laser treatment, it is always better to have the laser treatment first, heal, and then if you still need filler then have it. Good luck and be well. Dr. P
Helpful
January 15, 2009
Answer: Will Pearl Laser Affect Radiesse? Hi T, It depends which Pearl treatment that you are having. If you are having the traditional Pearl treatment, the laser is very superficial so there are no worries about the Radiesse. If you are having the deeper Pearl treatment with YSGG, then the laser may reach to the level of the filler. There have not been any conclusive studies that show that having the laser treatment dissolves the filler any faster. Since you have not had the filler yet, and are contemplating the laser treatment, it is always better to have the laser treatment first, heal, and then if you still need filler then have it. Good luck and be well. Dr. P
Helpful
February 3, 2009
Answer: Radiesse and lasers It is highly unlikely that the Pearl will have any effect on the Radiesse. The Pearl works very superficially and should not impact it at all. However, if you are concerned, you can always have the laser treatment first, wait a few weeks and then have the Radiesse injected.
Helpful
February 3, 2009
Answer: Radiesse and lasers It is highly unlikely that the Pearl will have any effect on the Radiesse. The Pearl works very superficially and should not impact it at all. However, if you are concerned, you can always have the laser treatment first, wait a few weeks and then have the Radiesse injected.
Helpful