Radiesse gives immediate lift and structure where it's placed, and stimulates collagen over the following months for a longer-lasting result.
Radiesse is made of calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres suspended in a gel. The gel provides immediate volume, and as it is absorbed, the microspheres act as a scaffold that encourages the skin to build new collagen.
It is firmer than most hyaluronic acid fillers, which makes it well suited to areas that need structure and lift. Radiesse is FDA-approved for moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds such as smile lines, for restoring volume in the backs of the hands, and, in its lidocaine formulation, for jawline contour.
Structure is visible as soon as the treatment is done.
Continues to improve skin quality after the gel is absorbed.
Results often last a year or more.
Suited to the face, jawline, and hands.
Dr. Arsenous assesses where you need structure and whether Radiesse or another filler fits best.
The area is cleansed; Radiesse contains lidocaine for comfort.
Product is placed deep under the skin with a needle or cannula and shaped by hand.
A check at two to four weeks to review results.
Mild swelling, redness, and bruising are common for a few days. Most patients return to normal activities right away, avoiding strenuous exercise and heavy pressure on the area for about a day.
You'll see lift immediately. As the gel is absorbed and new collagen forms, the result continues to develop over several months, and it typically lasts about a year or longer.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Dr. Arsenous will review your medical history and discuss risks specific to you at your consultation.
Radiesse is priced by the syringe. Your quote depends on the areas treated and the amount needed, and Dr. Arsenous will give you an exact figure at your consultation. Financing is available through CareCredit and Affirm, subject to credit approval.
Because Radiesse can't be dissolved, experience and restraint matter. Dr. Arsenous places it deliberately for structure where it's needed and recommends a reversible filler where that's the safer choice.
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Radiesse is firmer and stimulates collagen, so it's well suited to lift and structure and tends to last longer. Hyaluronic acid filler is softer and can be dissolved, which makes it the choice for areas like the lips.
Both stimulate collagen. Radiesse also gives immediate volume in a targeted area; Sculptra builds volume gradually across wider areas. Dr. Arsenous will recommend one, or both, based on your goals.
Typically about a year or longer, varying by area and individual.
No. Radiesse is not used in the lips; a hyaluronic acid filler is the right choice there.
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