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How Long Does Radiesse Cosmetic Fillers Last?
Question: Does radiesse dermal filler DEFINATELY go away eventually. I have it in lips and cheeks
Brief Answer:
Yes, it does eventually go away.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome,
Yes, Calcium Hydroxylapatite dermal filler (Radiesse) will definitely eventually go away. While some may be detected in the skin for as long as 3 years, the cosmetic effects usually last around 12 months.
I hope this information helps.
Yes, it does eventually go away.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome,
Yes, Calcium Hydroxylapatite dermal filler (Radiesse) will definitely eventually go away. While some may be detected in the skin for as long as 3 years, the cosmetic effects usually last around 12 months.
I hope this information helps.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Do they go away quiccker in the lips? Also i have numps in my lops will that take 12 months also?
Brief Answer:
Call the practitioner who did the procedure.
Detailed Answer:
If there are specific lumps that shouldn't be there and it isn't from swelling from the recent procedure, I would call the practitioner who did the procedure as soon as possible. Swelling from the procedure will go away in days to weeks. But unwanted nodules in the lips needs to be addressed as Radiesse can form inflammatory nodules. Please go in to be seen (by the plastic surgeon or dermatologist who did the procedure) as soon as possible. Call his/her office and let them know what is happening.
Call the practitioner who did the procedure.
Detailed Answer:
If there are specific lumps that shouldn't be there and it isn't from swelling from the recent procedure, I would call the practitioner who did the procedure as soon as possible. Swelling from the procedure will go away in days to weeks. But unwanted nodules in the lips needs to be addressed as Radiesse can form inflammatory nodules. Please go in to be seen (by the plastic surgeon or dermatologist who did the procedure) as soon as possible. Call his/her office and let them know what is happening.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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