Radiesse

Radiesse

SelectiveOutrage2020-07-17T20:35:45.000Z
Isn't that the same as Radiesse? Reinventing the wheel
poreblaster20002019-09-29T15:26:46.000Z
YAAAAS! Best thing I've done for my 43 yr old face - 1 syringe of radiesse per year gives great lift
DadsNewWifeNancy2019-09-26T20:37:56.000Z
i'm 37, no volume loss but i decided to try it just because. ROP
I started about 1.5 to 2 years ago i think, and I've tried: Lyft (1/2 syringe in each cheek) Radiesse (1/2 each cheek) Lyft had the subtlest result
uncle_joey2019-03-23T13:29:00.000Z
i started a little over a year ago, and got my 2nd a couple months ago ROP
yours looks good! IMO, based on my experience, you're still very swollen, and it's going to go down a LOT. initial results will probably fade pretty q
uncle_joey2019-03-22T13:16:00.000Z
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after getting voluma in the chin (1cc), i got the radiesse added maybe 10 months later (i noticed it going down slightly at 6-9 months). stacking is s
itsgail2019-03-21T19:56:00.000Z
Omg +
I just got told (right before the injection lol, I actually felt faint!) that volift and I guess by extension that means voluma too, caused those lump
uncle_joey2019-03-21T17:58:00.000Z
ROP
i've had both voluma and radiesse in chin, and radiesse in cheeks and jaw. i've had good results with both fillers in the chin! no issues with volu
poreblaster20002018-12-15T16:27:00.000Z
I'm loving Radiesse - lots of lift. But not dissolvable like HA fillers.
omniclean2018-12-04T00:25:00.000Z
radiesse but you need a good practitioner, someone experienced with it.++
i would not do sculptra because i could not tolerate granulomas.
michele11452018-12-03T18:22:00.000Z
Sculptra is a volumizing agent but I've used Radiesse in places
to fill in as well. But they work very differently (also different than any HAs). If you get Sculptra go to someone very experienced in using it.