RADIESSE®+ LIDOCAINE 1,5ML W. NEEDLE

1 Syringe x 1,5ml per pack
€ 114,00

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RADIESSE®+ LIDOCAINE 1,5ML W. NEEDLE

Radiesse with lidocaine 1 Syringe x 1,5ml per pack  € 114,00
5 packs: Save 3% = € 110,58 per pack
10 packs: Save 5% = € 108,30 per pack
20 packs: Save 8% = € 104,88 per pack
30 packs: Save 10% = € 102,60 per pack

Radiesse®+ Lidocaine is an injectable dermal filler with lidocaine that temporarily adds volume to help smooth moderate to severe facial wrinkles and gives an immediate lifting and firming effect on the skin. Once injected, Radiesse® provides the volume and lift needed to diminish signs of ageing. The product contains lidocaine, a powerful anaesthetic, for a more comfortable injection. Radiesse with lidocaine

The pack consists of:

1 x 1,5ml syringe

Benefits of Radiesse®+ Lidocaine:

Correct moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds
Restore/correct signs of facial fat lost

How long does the result last for?

Radiesse®+ Lidocaine lasts longer than other fillers due to its unique properties. It can take up to 18 months for Radiesse to be completely absorbed into the skin tissue.

 

THE ORIGIN OF THIS PRODUCT IS FROM THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (EC)

MERZ PRODUCTS

Merz is a global, family-owned aesthetics and neurotoxin company that produces dermatology products. Merz is driven by the opportunity to help people look better, feel better and live better, and provides a unique and well-balanced product portfolio designed to deliver personalized, natural looking outcomes for face and body. In addition, their product portfolio offers a comprehensive line of dermal fillers, a professional skincare range, a skin-tightening and lifting device and a revolutionary cellulite treatment. Radiesse with lidocaine

One of their most significant products are Belotero fillers, an extended range of hyaluronic acid fillers for smoothing and filling wrinkles as well as lip augmentation. Our other brands from Merz are Etermis and Radiesse.

Radiesse: What You Need to Know

Fast facts

About

  • Radiesse is an injectable, cosmetic skin treatment used to fill specific areas of the face and hands.
  • It stimulates your body’s natural collagen, filling in wrinkles long term and helping your skin develop new collagen in the process.
  • This treatment is intended for wrinkles and folds around the mouth and nose, and areas of fat loss in the face. It’s also for the backs of hands where volume has been lost.
  • Most people who receive Radiesse treatments are 35 to 60 years old. Radiesse with lidocaine

Safety

  • While Radiesse is considered nontoxic and hypoallergenic, there are still risks to treatment.
  • Some side effects include swelling, pain, itching, redness, bruising, and infection at the injection site.
  • In rare cases, the injection could accidentally be placed in a blood vessel, causing severe (and sometimes permanent) side effects.
  • Other rare risks include the formation of nodules on the backs of the hands that may require steroid or surgical intervention.

Convenience

  • Radiesse treatments are performed in-office and you can go home immediately after your appointment.
  • Treatment should last no longer than 15 minutes.
  • Radiesse injections should only be performed by a trained, qualified Radiesse provider.
  • You should be able to return to your normal routine immediately, although you should minimize strenuous activities and sunlight exposure for a period. Radiesse with lidocaine

Cost

  • Radiesse treatment cost is hard to estimate until you attend your first consultation.
  • Syringes can cost $650 to $800 each.
  • The dosage and extent of treatment will vary from one individual to another.

Efficacy

  • Radiesse results are visible immediately.
  • Full results will appear within a week of treatment.
  • Some individuals enjoy long-term results for up to two years before repeat procedures are required.
What is Radiesse?

Radiesse is an injectable filler used to plump wrinkled or folded areas of the skin, most often on the face. As it works, Radiesse stimulates the naturally-occurring collagen beneath your skin. It works immediately, can last for up to two years, and is a highly sought-after choice for dermal filling.

Radiesse treatments are most often given in the skin surrounding the nose and mouth. Some people who choose this procedure want to fill in wrinkled areas in their hands. Injections are administered under the skin with a tiny needle. The ingredients in Radiesse are nontoxic, nonallergenic, and compatible with your body’s natural tissues.

Ideal candidates for Radiesse treatments are adults between the ages of 35 and 60 who have developed folds and wrinkles around their mouth and nose. Candidates who want the skin on their hands plumped are also ideal. It’s sometimes indicated for people who have experienced fat loss in their facial area due to HIV infection. Radiesse with lidocaine

How much does Radiesse cost?

Radiesse tends to cost $650 to $800 for each syringe used in the procedure. The amount of Radiesse used can vary, depending on how many injections you need. Your doctor will determine the number of injections based on how many areas of your face need to be treated.

Another factor in cost is the dosage you’ll need per injection. Because of all the variable factors, it can be difficult to estimate your costs for Radiesse until you’ve been to your first consultation.

Radiesse is considered an elective cosmetic procedure. It’s not likely your insurance will cover the injections, so you’ll want to get accurate estimates from your doctor up-front. If the cost is outside your budget, you can also talk to your doctor about treatment financing options. Radiesse with lidocaine

How does Radiesse work?

Radiesse is made of calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) gel microspheres that work immediately upon injection. CaHA is made up of ions of phosphate and calcium, which occur naturally in the human body.

The injectable gel initially does all the work of filling in the volume you want. As time goes on, though, the CaHA stimulates your naturally-occurring collagen, allowing your skin to produce more of its own filler. The hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon in the gel help to create a structure that mimics connective tissue.

Eventually, the CaHA absorbs back into your body, leaving your collagen in its place. Because of the science behind Radiesse, treatment results can last for well over a year — even up to two years for some people. Radiesse with lidocaine

Procedure for Radiesse

Your doctor will inject Radiesse in their office while using local anesthesia. It’s possible you may experience discomfort or a small amount of pain with each injection. Lidocaine is FDA-approved to be combined with Radiesse injections to ease any pain you may feel during the procedure.

First, your doctor will determine where you need to receive each injection. Then, they’ll apply antiseptic to the sites where you’ll be injected. After that, your doctor will decide on your dosage. Finally, you’ll receive the injections.

Radiesse procedures can take as long as 15 minutes, depending on how many injections you need. You won’t have to spend any recovery time at the doctor’s office, and you should be able to go home immediately after you’ve received your injections. Radiesse with lidocaine

Targeted areas for Radiesse

People who receive Radiesse injections tend to get them in areas of the face, particularly around the nose and mouth, where the skin is wrinkled or folded. It’s used to fill laugh lines and restore a youthful appearance to the skin. In some cases, Radiesse can be used to fill in deep scars.

Radiesse can be used to fill in lost volume in the back of your hands as well. It’s also indicated for people with HIV who have lost fat in areas of their face. Radiesse with lidocaine

Are there any risks or side effects

People who reported side effects from Radiesse injections in the face most often experienced:

  • swelling
  • itching
  • pain
  • bruising
  • redness

People who receive Radiesse injections in their hands have reported side effects such as:

  • itching
  • pain
  • difficulty with normal movement
  • sensation loss
  • redness
  • swelling
  • bruising
  • itching
  • lumps and nodules

If you have a history of allergic reactions or you’re allergic to any of the ingredients in Radiesse, you should avoid this procedure. You should also avoid Radiesse if you’re allergic to lidocaine or similar medications.

People with bleeding disorders — or anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding — shouldn’t use Radiesse. People with a history of herpes might have an outbreak following the procedure. Radiesse with lidocaine

Never receive Radiesse injections when you have an active skin infection. All injection procedures carry the risk of infection. Additionally, receiving injections puts you at risk of accidentally receiving Radiesse in a blood vessel rather than the connective tissue. Possible complications could be permanent, and include:

  • scabbing (temporary)
  • scarring (permanent)
  • stroke
  • paleness or a white tinge to the affected skin
  • abnormal vision
  • blindness
  • severe pain

In rare cases, nodules could form beneath the skin which may require corticosteroid or surgical treatment. Any symptoms that appear to be outside the norm or continue to get worse require your doctor’s immediate attention.

If you receive an X-ray or CT imaging following your Radiesse treatment, be sure to notify your doctor. Radiesse microspheres are visible in these types of scans, so your doctor should be made aware you received the injections. Radiesse with lidocaine

What to expect after Radiesse?

You can expect immediate improvement in the treated skin. Within a week, you should experience full results.

Radiesse isn’t permanent, so you’ll have to repeat treatments as often as needed. For some people, treatments will only be required every two years. Others might need small maintenance injections in between major treatments.

Swelling shouldn’t be severe, and you should expect it to go down in no more than 36 hours. You’ll probably experience some bruising and discomfort, which you can alleviate with over-the-counter medicines. Radiesse with lidocaine

While you’ll be able to return to your normal routine immediately, you’ll need to avoid strenuous exercise or other activities. Your skin may be especially sensitive to sunlight, so avoid direct sun and heat for at least 24 hours or until your redness and swelling have gone down.

Preparing for Radiesse

Before you receive Radiesse injections, consult with your doctor regarding any medications you’re currently taking. Some medications, like blood thinners, warfarin, or aspirin, can cause excessive bleeding or bruising at the location of treatment. Radiesse with lidocaine

Your doctor will also need to know if you have any issues with your hands, like disabilities, diseases, or injuries. Let them know if your skin tends to scar poorly, particularly if the scars are raised or large. They should also be aware of skin peels or similar treatments you may have had.

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