What Is Hyperdiluted Radiesse?
Radiesse that is diluted or thinned out with sterile saline solution and Lidocaine is called Hyperdiluted Radiesse.
How does Hyperdiluted Radiesse work?
Radiesse is combined with Lidocaine and a simple saline solution to create the hyperdiluted material. Your injector then uses a cannula to administer the solution. As a result, he can inject the Hyperdiluted Radiesse into crepe-like areas of skin that are sagging and crepe-like. It is an in-office procedure that takes 30 minutes.
Who would make a good candidate?
Anyone with crepey skin who would like to see improvement might be a good candidate for Hyperdilute Radiesse. Schedule an in-person consultation with Pam Chaney Aesthetics today to find out if you are a good candidate!
How soon will I see any results after a treatment?
It is possible to see results as soon as four weeks with Hyperdiluted Radiesse, which means you will see very minimal results before one month’s time. Radiesse usually peaks in month four.
How long do results last?
According to the amount of movement in the treatment area, the results usually last 6-9 months. Hyperdilute Radiesse lasts even longer than regular Radiesse.
Is there any downtime associated with Hyperdilute Radiesse?
You should not have any downtime. It is possible to experience some slight bruising at the injection sites, but this is minimal due to the use of the cannula. Patients may return to their normal everyday activities immediately following the procedure.
