Radiesse Program

The Radiesse program is an innovative dermal filler program that contains Calcium Hydroxylapatite (CaHA) as its main component. It stimulates collagen production to lift and tighten the face with three key features.

What is Radiesse program?

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Key features of the Radiesse program Strong Structural Skin

Reinforces the strength of the structural framework around skin cells, providing natural fullness to the skin. Profound Rejuvenation: Helps rejuvenate collagen in the skin tissue for elasticity, firmness, and reduced wrinkles and sagging from pollution and aging. Cell Regenerative Stimulation: Stimulates the process of generating new cells under the skin for a clear, healthy, and vibrant complexion.

Who is the Radiesse program suitable for?

• Self-care before undergoing the Radiesse program

   

• Avoid taking blood-thinning medications, including NSAIDs or aspirin, or supplements such as ginkgo.

   

• Inform the doctor in detail about any allergies.

   

• Avoid skin peeling or using cell turnover products to prevent inflammation after treatment.

Who is the Radiesse Program suitable for?

• Individuals with sagging or lax skin and age-related wrinkles
• Those seeking immediate results that last up to 2 years, with the convenience of not needing frequent injections.

Benefits of the Radiesse Program

• Biodegradable: Radiesse naturally breaks down over time without leaving residue under the skin.
• FDA-Approved: The product is certified by regulatory bodies including the EU, US, and THFDA, and is also approved by the US-FDA for use in hand injections.
• Clinically Proven: Used by medical professionals worldwide for over 20 years, with over 250 published research studies supporting the efficacy of the product.
• Global Popularity: With over 15 million syringes used globally, Radiesse has earned international acclaim for its effectiveness.
• Versatility: Can be injected into the middle face, lower face, and other areas such as the hands or décolletage.
• Two Versions: The program offers two versions of Radiesse, which can be combined for optimal results.

Which areas can be treated?

• Wrinkles and deep lines on the face, including shallow wrinkles.
• Sagging skin on the back of the hands.
• Facial contouring to improve skin tightness and structure.
• Wrinkles and sagging in areas such as the neck and décolletage (especially for women).
• Scar treatment for skin imperfections, including acne scars and indentations.
• Deep smile lines (nasolabial folds) or marionette lines.
• Fine lines above the upper lip, commonly known as “smoker’s lines.”

Pre-Treatment Care

• Discontinue the use of medications that may cause blood clotting, such as NSAIDs, aspirin, or supplements like Ginkgo biloba, at least one week before the treatment.
• Inform the doctor in detail about any allergies or previous reactions to treatments or products.
• Avoid exfoliating treatments or the use of products containing exfoliating ingredients, including scrubs or creams that promote skin cell turnover, to prevent potential inflammation or irritation post-treatment.

Post-Treatment Care

• Avoid strenuous activities or anything that requires heavy physical effort for at least 24 hours after the treatment.
• Refrain from exposure to direct sunlight or heat for about 24 hours post-treatment.
• It is normal to experience redness or swelling after the procedure. Avoid exerting pressure or exposing the treated area to heat until the redness and swelling subside.

How long will the results last under the skin?

The results can last for up to 1 year or longer, depending on individual skin care and the body’s response.

Will the results be visible immediately after the injection?

The results, particularly in terms of wrinkle reduction, will be noticeable immediately after the procedure due to the volume of the injected product. However, the active ingredients will gradually take effect, providing long-term results beneath the skin.

Precautions for Injection

• Not suitable for individuals with bleeding disorders.
• Not suitable for individuals who are allergic to any components of the product.
• Not suitable for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Not suitable for individuals with a history of severe allergies.
• Individuals with active skin infections, acne, or open wounds at the injection site should consult with a physician before undergoing treatment.
• If injecting around the lips or eyes, it is recommended to consult with a qualified and experienced physician.
• If the patient needs to undergo X-rays or CT scans, they should inform the treating physician about their injection procedure.
• Patients with a history of herpes should notify the physician before the injection.
• Patients currently using blood thinners or medications that affect blood clotting, such as aspirin or warfarin, should inform the doctor, as these may increase the risk of bleeding or bruising post-treatment.
• If the patient has a history of keloid scars, they should inform the physician as well.

• Potential Side Effects Post-Treatment

• After the injection, there may be temporary redness or bruising, which will resolve on its own.
• Itching at the injection site may occur, but this sensation is typically temporary and will subside on its own.
• There may be pain at the injection site. It is important to avoid touching, rubbing, or scratching the area, as the needle puncture may not be fully closed and could lead to infection.
• Any discomfort, including itching, pain, or redness, should resolve within 1-2 days. If symptoms persist beyond this time, it is advisable to consult with the clinic that provided the treatment.
• In rare cases, there may be discoloration, such as paleness, at the treatment site. If this occurs, it is important to consult with the treating physician immediately.