There are a lot of injectable treatments available on the market for patients looking to rejuvenate the look of their skin.
One such dermal filler is RADIESSE®, an injectable filler that minimizes fine lines and wrinkles, as well as adds volume and fullness to the face and hands.
RADIESSE® in Orlando is a fantastic option for individuals who want to treat moderate to severe folds, smile lines, and sagging in the cheeks or skin.
It is made out of calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA), which is biocompatible and found naturally in your skin and bones.
With this treatment, your body will absorb the gel and metabolize the biocompatible substance over time.
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Juvederm® and other hyaluronic acid-based fillers can restore volume and smooth out skin in areas like the lips and under the eyes. RADIESSE® works better for softening up deep folds in the nose and mouth region and is not recommended for under the eyes as it can leave a bluish hue (Tyndall effect) or lead to visible lumps due to how thick the filler is. Beyond this, RADIESSE® cannot be dissolved like Juvederm® or Restylane® can.
Sculptra® is made out of poly-L-lactic acid, which can be injected more deeply into the skin into places that RADIESSE® cannot go and provide treatments like butt lifts, bicep/tricep sculpting, and cellulite reduction. However, with Sculptra®, you would need multiple treatments, whereas, with RADIESSE® treatments in Orlando, only one is usually required.
Botox® is a neuromodulator that blocks the nerves in the muscles that are present at the injection site, whereas RADIESSE® is a dermal filler. Botox® will temporarily relax the muscle and keep it from moving to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, whereas a dermal filler will restore volume to the area that has been lost with age.
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Unlike hyaluronic acid-based fillers, which can be dissolved, RADIESSE® cannot. This means that if you do not like your results or you have a complication, this can present major difficulties for you.
Side effects and complications will last as long as your filler does. RADIESSE® typically lasts for 12-24 months.
Unfortunately, RADIESSE® also has the highest rate of potential complications, including cellulitis, necrosis, and submucosal nodules, so if you are getting it done, only use a highly qualified professional in Orlando that you trust and have vetted.
When having RADIESSE® injected into the hands, the most common occurring side effects are redness, bruising, pain, nodules, bumps, itching, swelling, loss of sensation, and difficulty performing certain activities due to motor control issues.
When RADIESSE® is injected into the face, the side effects are lessened and may include bruising, swelling, redness, pain, and itchiness.
If not done by an experienced professional in Orlando, you may also have nodules or lumps forming underneath the skin, which can create a risk of infection, or you may develop cellulitis, which is a bacterial skin infection.
Typically, though, any major side effects only occur as a result of technical errors, and there is little likelihood of adverse or delayed onset of side effect events.
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If you fit into any of the following points, you are not a good candidate for RADIESSE® treatments in Orlando.
It is also not recommended for those who are breastfeeding or are pregnant.
If you choose to book an appointment for RADIESSE® in Orlando, the only thing you need to do is arrive with a clean, make-up-free face. We are ready to make sure skin looks younger, fresher, and healthier! Contact us today.
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