Hello. Over a year ago i recieved HA cheek filler. About a year ago i tried Radiesse which i know cannot be dissolved. But i feel like my cheeks are puffy. Would i still be able to dissolve the remaining HA cheek filler i have even tho i als have radiesse in the cheeks too?
I've lost weight and have some mild laxity issues on lower stomach and arms but nothing that hangs, I want to lose 30lbs more but I want to tighten those areas. Would it look weird or uneven after the weight loss
I have stretch marks on my shoulders(pic attached) I've done 10+ laser treatments and 3 microneedling treatments which have improved them tremendously but I want to add some volume to flatten them out a little more and then I want to go in with lite scar camouflage. I've researched online and seen that there was a study that showed it had worked. What would be the cons to this?
I had Radiesse 9 months ago and it feels so hard under my skin, specially on my right side, were more product was injected, it feels like a golf ball, I went to a dermatologist and she told me it probably wasn't diluted. I haven't seen the product gradually going down in this 9 months, could it stay forever if not removed?
Hi! So I got Radiesse done 3 months ago. And the Doctor told me I would see the peak results in 2 months. I dont notice a difference, and its upsetting because Radiesse is so expensive. Should I keep waiting? When will I see results? I dont know what other treatment to get thats not HA filler that will help lift and tighten my cheeks. The before photo im in blue, the after im at the store for context, looks the same to me.
im 21 years old . during a rough time in my life & point of best low self esteem, i thought getting facial balancing fillers would make me feel more confident. my injector injected radiesse (i didnt know it was semi-permanent) in my jaw, cheeks, and chin about 3 months ago. he only injected a small amount, 1 syringe im guessing. and ive never had filler before this. ever since then, my face has looked wider, and rounded than ever before. its caused me depression to the point where i look 10x older and my face looks a lot wider. i cant look at pictures of myself before the injections because i just get sad and filled with regret. i really need to know if i wait it out, will my face go back to how it looked before radiesse? keep in mind, im 21 and im nervous ill never look like how i did before i messed my face up with filler. i stress about it every day and cant even look at myself in the mirror some days. i need answers. i do not want to get any dissolvers and plan on waiting it out. i just need to know if i should have hope for my face returning to baseline and if so, is there a way to speed up that process to get back to looking myself again. my family and friends tell me theres no big difference but i see a difference and im losing my mind not knowing if ill ever look like my old self again. please help. im a female btw
After you receive a sodium thiosulfate injection to reverse radiesse, when can you then do other procedures such as Thermage/Ultherapy, and/or lasers, that will touch the same area? Is there a waiting period? Will doing other procedures too soon interfere with the efficacy of sodium thiosulfate to dissolve/disperse the radiesse?
Question about Radiesse and duration of results depending on amount of fillers - Id like to get 6-8 radiesse fillers for my face. I had a conversation with a friend who told me their radiesse only lasted 8 months before going back to baseline. They only had a single injection. Are fillers likely to last longer if you get more of them? I would assume with a single injection, results fade sooner, as the amount of filler isnt substantial enough to provide the same level of collagen stimulation and structure enhancement as a more layered application, but I'm no expert..
I got sculptra all over my face for fat loss, however, after 4 vials i see no results at all. I am wondering if it is safe to get diluted radiesse in the same spots? Since sculptra and radiesse are made of different compounds is it still safe? Has there been any research studies done on combining both?