Radiesse

Before the treatment, patients typically have a consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. During this consultation, the individual's aesthetic goals, medical history, and any concerns are discussed.

On the day of the procedure, the targeted areas for treatment are identified. The skin is cleansed, and a topical numbing cream or local anaesthetic may be applied to ensure the patient's comfort during the injection process.

The actual injection process involves the use of a fine needle to deliver the Radiesse solution into specific areas of the face or hands. The healthcare professional carefully injects the filler beneath the skin, targeting wrinkles, folds, or areas that require volume restoration.

Radiesse is unique in that it contains calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres suspended in a gel-like solution. These microspheres provide immediate volume, and over time, they stimulate the natural production of collagen, further enhancing the results.

The healthcare professional may use their expertise to sculpt and mould the injected areas to achieve a natural and harmonious result. This step ensures that the filler integrates seamlessly with the surrounding tissues.

Once the injection process is complete, the treated areas are assessed to ensure symmetry and optimal results. Any immediate swelling or bruising is addressed, and patients are given post-treatment care instructions.