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The effects of Radiesse are instant and can last one year or longer, which saves you time and money compared to other dermal fillers on the market today. It’s always a good idea to discuss your expectations with your physician, as everyone’s outcome is different.… Read More
Radiesse dermal filler is made up of calcium-based microspheres that, when injected into your skin, stimulates your body’s production of collagen. The difference between Radiesse and other dermal fillers is that these microspheres continue to gradually break down and are naturally absorbed by your body over time. So instead of… Read More
Yes. In years of clinical studies and testing on thousands of patients, Radiesse dermal filler is now FDA approved to be safe and effective. Radiesse does not contain any animal- or human-derived components – only a biocompatible substance identical to what the body naturally produces – so there is very… Read More
The injection of Radiesse is through the skin in a safe procedure that typically takes place in a physicians’ office. Patients are given a local anesthetic and can resume normal activities soon after Radiesse treatments.… Read More
Your face and surrounding skin tissue will immediately look softer, smoother and more natural – without wrinkles. Twenty-four hours after treatment, all redness and swelling (only in some patients) should completely subside, leaving your skin the way you’ve always dreamed.… Read More
Most patients need just one Radiesse treatment for their desired result. Some physicians may require a follow-up visit to ensure your result is as expected.… Read More
Radiesse dermal filler is customized to each patient, so cost varies. While many other dermal fillers require multiple visits for the desired result, Radiesse generally lasts one year or more, saving you time and money.… Read More
Possible side effects of Radiesse include mild irritation at the injection site to include swelling, itching, bruising or tenderness. Most patients feel relief within 24 hours.… Read More
