Radiesse Before and After Pictures

Radiesse Before and After

Overview | Treatment Program | Cost

See the before and after photos below to get an idea of how Radiesse can help you look your best. Radiesse is a unique product in today’s aesthetic market. It is the only dermal filler that uses calcium microspheres as the active ingredient. For this reason, it is characterized not only as a dermal filler but also biostimulator. Some of the most common uses for Radiesse can be seen in the before and after pictures below.

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Radiesse is used on the following areas of the face in our practice:

  • The nasolabial folds to smooth around the nose and mouth
  • At and around the apex of the cheekbones to replace missing volume
  • To smooth out the appearance of jowls in the jawline
  • To provide volume for a hollow appearance in the temples
  • To provide forward projection in those with a sunken chin

Our before and after photos of Radiesse injections above include many of the areas noted.

As a biostimulator, Radiesse is unique when compared to hyaluronic acid-based fillers such as Restylane and Juvederm. When injected, the microscopic calcium forms a type of lattice-like structure that the body can build collagen around. So, unlike Hyaluronic acid-based products, which just fill, and Sculptra, which just generates collagen, Radiesse does a bit of both.

In addition, Radiesse is typically one of the longer-lasting fillers and has a duration of approximately 9-12 months. If you are looking for strong cheeks, look no further than our Radiesse before and after photos for a solution.

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