Radiesse
Radiesse's unique filler with calcium hydroxyapatite combines a lifting effect while increasing collagen and firming the skin without increasing volume.
ADVANTAGES
- immediate filling of wrinkles and unevenness
- firming and tightening of contours
- improving skin quality by collagen production
- natural look
- effect 12-18 months
RELATED INTERVENTIONS
- botulinum toxin
- ulthera
- liquid lifting
What is Calcium Hydroxyapatite
The mineral calcium hydroxyapatite is a mineral is part of bone and dental tissue. It has been used in orthopaedics and dentistry for more than 20 years as a bone substitute. It is bioactive and has been approved by the FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) for use in aesthetic fillings.
What's different about Calcium Hydroxyapatite filling
The uniqueness of the Radiesse filler lies in the linking of the filling of wrinkles and irregularities in the face together by activating collagen production. The gel creates a network at the application site, between which new collagen fibres grow, which work as a biological reinforcement. The effect is visible immediately after the procedure, with collagen formation beginning 4 weeks after treatment and continuing for the next 12 months. The multiplied collagen improves the firmness and elasticity of the skin.
How the procedure works
The application site can be numbed before treatment. The Radiesse filler is then applied to the middle layer of the skin. Immediately after the procedure, the treated area may be red, swollen and slightly sensitive; rarely, bruising may occur. One treatment takes approximately 30 minutes. The effect will be visible immediately after treatment.
In which area Radiesse is used
- restoration of volume and cheekbones
- strengthening the contours of the jaw
- accentuation of the receding chin
- alignment of the nose profile
- refinement of deep nasorethral furrows
- straightening of drooping corners of the mouth
- toning and rejuvenation of the backs of the hands
- filling of longitudinal grooves on the neck
What is the difference between fillers with Hyaluronic Acid and fillers with Calcium Hydroxyapatite - Radiesse
The main effect of hyaluronic acid is to hydrate the skin and fill in lost volume and wrinkles. Fillers with calcium hydroxyapatite fill in wrinkles and unevenness, but at the same time improve skin quality by activating collagen production.
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What are you asking?
Jak dlouho po aplikaci výplní je vhodné podstoupit ošetření Micropenem
Vhodné je provést zákrok Micropenem 1 až 2 dny před injekční aplikací výplní nebo botulotoxinu. Po aplikaci výplně je nutné počkat 1 – 2 týdny, dokud se kůže v místě aplikace plně nezhojí.
How long does the effect of radiesse last?
Radiesse's unique formula creates new collagen through neocollagenesis, leading to increased volume that can last for a year or more. Individual results depend on age, skin type, lifestyle, metabolism and of course the area being treated. Sometimes the expected result is achieved after the first treatment, in other cases repeated treatments are required. The procedure can be repeated at any time.
Is it radiesse tested and certified?
Radiesse has proven to be safe and effective in many clinical trials. In 2006, Radiesse was CE marked - the European Union standard for product safety. Radiesse was approved by the FDA in 2006.
For whom radiesse is not suitable?
The filler is not recommended for patients with blood clotting disorders, bacterial or viral infections at the treatment site, patients with systemic diseases and significant immune disorders.
What side effects may occur after application?
As with other fillers, occasional side effects such as localised redness, swelling and bruising may occur. All these symptoms usually subside within a few days. Rarely, tiny nodules just under the skin associated with too superficial application may be palpable. Gentle massage can smooth these out. Isolated cases of granulomas or necrosis cannot be ruled out.