Among the different types of injectable fillers for your face, Radiesse is one of the best. It is newly popular in the Sunrise area, offering you the ability to smooth out the signs of aging by reducing age spots, wrinkles, and fine lines. In an hour or less, you are done with the procedure and left with beautiful, smooth and glowing skin.

WHY CHOOSE RADIESSE?

There are many reasons to choose the Radiesse fillers in the Sunrise area, as opposed to the alternatives. First of all, many of the top cosmetic surgeons in the area are beginning to use this type of filler because of the excellent results. It is also the only injectable filler that is calcium based and can help stimulate your natural collagen production. This means not just removing fine lines and wrinkles, but doing so as naturally as possible and providing you with long-term results.

THE RADIESSE PROCEDURE PROCESS

If you are concerned with the pain from getting injectable fillers, you will be glad you chose Radiesse. The FDA has approved to use lidocaine mixing with the filler, which is an anesthetic that numbs the area while it is being performed. It has been very effective at reducing pain or discomfort from the procedure. The procedure can start with numbing the area, followed by injecting it into the problem areas though most patients find no need for numbing. You can be in and out of the doctor’s office in an hour, and go right back to your normal activities.

POSSIBLE RISKS AND SIDE EFFECTS

Radiesse is also a very safe procedure and approved by the FDA. There are very minimal side effects, such as redness, tenderness, bruising, swelling or itching. If you experience these side effects, it is likely only for a couple days. There is no downtime or recovery time involved in Radiesse treatments.

LENGTH AND RESULTS

You can expect the results from the Radiesse treatment to last for about 12 months, which is better than many other fillers only lasting about six months before they need to be repeated. This is also a generally affordable treatment, especially if you need minor resurfacing done that requires only one syringe of solution.