Radiesse

Initial lifting, contouring, and smoothing effects may be visible immediately after treatment. The appearance may continue to improve gradually as collagen production develops.

The duration varies according to the treatment area, amount injected, metabolism, lifestyle, and individual response. Your doctor may recommend maintenance treatments.

Patients may feel mild pressure, pinching, or discomfort during the injections. RADIESSE® (+) contains lidocaine, and other numbing options may be used when appropriate.

Downtime is usually minimal. Temporary swelling, redness, bruising, pain, tenderness, or itching may occur at the injection site.

Approved uses vary by country. In the United States, RADIESSE® is approved for moderate-to-severe facial wrinkles and folds, volume loss in the backs of the hands, and—when diluted according to the approved protocol—décolleté wrinkles in adults aged 22 and older.

Its safety and effectiveness for lip augmentation have not been established in the FDA instructions for use.

It may be suitable for adults seeking improvement in facial volume, wrinkles, contours, or skin firmness. A qualified medical professional must assess the patient’s health history, anatomy, and treatment goals.

Some patients may achieve their desired result after one appointment, while others may require additional or maintenance sessions. The treatment plan depends on the area and level of correction required.

Yes, it may be part of a customized aesthetic treatment plan. The doctor should determine the proper sequence and timing when combining it with fillers, energy-based procedures, threads, or other injectables.

RADIESSE® cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase like a hyaluronic-acid filler. Careful assessment, placement, and administration by an appropriately trained medical professional are essential.

Patients are generally advised to minimize strenuous activity and avoid extensive heat or sun exposure for approximately 24 hours and until swelling or redness has resolved. Follow the treating doctor’s specific aftercare instructions.

RADIESSE® is FDA-approved for specific indications, but all injectable treatments carry risks. Common reactions include swelling, redness, pain, bruising, and itching. Rare but serious complications can occur if filler enters a blood vessel, so treatment must be performed by a qualified and properly trained medical professional.