Frequently Asked Questions

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Undiluted Radiesse® can provide structural support and volume in appropriate treatment areas. When hyperdiluted, the product is spread across a broader surface and is used primarily to stimulate collagen, improve skin quality and soften fine lines.

It should not be expected to create the same concentrated volume as a traditional dermal-filler treatment.

You may notice temporary fullness immediately after treatment, but this is partly caused by the diluted solution and swelling.

The intended improvements in skin texture, firmness and elasticity develop gradually as collagen and elastin production increases.

The number of treatments depends on your age, skin quality, degree of laxity and desired result.

Some clients may benefit from one session, while others may require a personalised series followed by periodic maintenance.

Results may remain visible for approximately 12–16 months in some clients, but duration cannot be guaranteed.

Your response may be influenced by the number of sessions, treatment area, age, skin condition, lifestyle and natural collagen production.

Hyperdiluted Radiesse® may improve mild laxity, fine lines and crepey texture.

It will not remove significant excess skin or create the same degree of tightening as a surgical neck lift. Your provider will explain what can reasonably be achieved following assessment.

No. Radiesse® is made with calcium hydroxylapatite and cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase in the same way as hyaluronic acid filler.

This makes careful patient selection, product preparation and injection technique particularly important.

Downtime is usually minimal. Temporary swelling, redness, tenderness, itching, bruising or small lumps may occur at the injection sites.

These effects are generally temporary, but clients should contact their provider if symptoms are severe, worsening or persistent.