Can Collagenase be used to dissolve Radiesse 3 months after it was initially done?

Hello, I'm Dr. Anna Chacon, a board-certified dermatologist, and I understand your concerns regarding the Radiesse treatment you received for your chin and jawline. Radiesse is a calcium hydroxylapatite-based filler that is commonly used for adding volume and contour to facial areas. However,...

Hello; when I evaluate your photos; I saw that the reason for the lumps on your neck; is Radiesse which was applied superficially or was not diluted with enough physiological saline. That's why; I recommend for you massage in a frequent way. In addition to that, if you get Thermage FLX, lifting...

Hi Aria, I would definitely consult and follow up with the provider who did the Radiesse in your jawline so they can reevaluate you.

Hello, to begin with; this is a very good question. Congratulations! Radiesse method is used diluted with physiological saline for lifting and rejuvenation purposes as a whole. It does not create volume when used that way. That's why, it is especially preferred in patients with acne scars. Since...

Radiesse is a dermal filler that contains calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) microspheres suspended in a gel. It is used for facial augmentation and wrinkle correction. The longevity of Radiesse results from the gradual breakdown and absorption of the CaHA microspheres by the body over time. The...

1. Radiesse stimulates collagen production over time, contributing to skin tightness and volume. While collagen can enhance skin quality, it may not have the same shaping effect as the initial filler. The initial gel provides immediate volume, and the subsequent collagen production contributes...