Cost of Radiesse
"The national average
for the cost of Radiesse was $712 in 2010."
According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the national average for the cost of Radiesse was $712 in 2010. The national average represents the provider’s fee only, and may vary depending on the location of the provider, his/her expertise, and many other factors.
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Find a Radiesse Provider
While the information contained in this website will provide you with a good introduction to Radiesse, it cannot replace medical advice. When considering this treatment, please consult a qualified provider. (To assist your search, use our physician locator.)
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How is Radiesse administered?
Radiesse is administered by injecting directly at the treatment site. A topical anesthetic may be applied prior to injection, but Radiesse is FDA approved to mix with lidocaine to significantly reduce injection related pain. Source: www.Radiesse.com
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How does Radiesse work?
Radiesse is a facial filler that immediately replenishes lost volume and stimulates the production of the patient’s own natural collagen, a key factor in healthy, younger-looking skin.
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How long does Radiesse last?
Radiesse is clinically proven to last a year or more in many patients.
Source: www.Radiesse.com
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What are the risks of Radiesse?
"Just like any injection,
you may experience mild irritation, swelling, itching, redness, bruising, or tenderness at the injection site."
Just like any injection, you may experience mild irritation, swelling, itching, redness, bruising, or tenderness at the injection site. These typically resolve on their own. If any of these side effects persist, contact your healthcare provider immediately.
Source: www.Radiesse.com
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Radiesse Recovery
As is the case with most facial fillers, Radiesse allows patients to return to normal activities immediately if desired.
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Who is a good candidate for Radiesse?
Good candidates for Radiesse are those affected by the following visible signs of aging:
1 - Smile lines
2 - Marionette lines
3 - Corners of the mouth
4 - Pre-jowls
5 - Chin wrinkles
Many providers advise patients to avoid using Radiesse near the eyes. It is primarily designed for lines and wrinkles located around the nose and mouth.
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Sam Gershenbaum, DO
Brian Joseph, MD,FACS
Chris Livingston, MD, PA
Moises Salama, MD
