Radiesse
Radiesse is a soft tissue filler made up of calcium hydroxylapatite (calcium phosphate) has been used in various forms of facial reconstruction. Radiesse offers a new alternative as a deep soft tissue filler, that lasts longer. Aesthetic corrections are immediate with little downtime.
How long does Radiesse last?
Radiesse usually lasts 7 to 12 months and beyond. There are some studies done in 2004 show that injected Radiesse can potentially decrease about 30% after one year. To maintain the best results touch ups may be recommended after the first four months.
What are the side effects of Radiesse (Radiance)?
Normal side effects are swelling for the first 2 days, there is a possibility to have some brusing at the injections site, although not common. Since calcium hydroxylapatite is a normal component of bone (a substance already familiar to the body) and does not contain any animal products, there is no allergy test required before treatment.
Where can Radiesse be used?
Radiesse can be used in the border of the lips to lessen wrinkles, and give a fuller smile, smile lines such as nasolabial folds and marionette lines.
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