Hyperdilute Radiesse
What is Hyperdilute Radiesse?
Hyperdilute Radiesse is a diluted version of Radiesse mixed with saline or lidocaine, resulting in a less viscous solution that spreads evenly under the skin. Unlike traditional fillers, it is not meant for volume but enhances skin quality, tone, and elasticity, addressing skin laxity caused by aging, sun exposure, genetics, or weight loss.
By stimulating collagen production, Hyperdilute Radiesse helps strengthen and firm the skin. It can be applied to areas like the neck, décolleté, upper arms, abdomen, and hands. Depending on the individual, results appear within a few weeks and continue to improve over several months, with two to three sessions recommended for optimal results, followed by annual maintenance.
Our experts are ready to help you achieve your skin goals with a personalized plan that enhances your natural beauty. Schedule a consultation to discover the transformative power of Hyperdilute Radiesse and take your first step toward a more vibrant, confident you!
Before & After
Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering if Hyperdilute Radiesse is for you?
Here are some of the frequently asked questions answered by our lead physician, Dr. Lisa Smaldone.
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Radiesse filler diluted with saline or lidocaine giving it a thinner consistency that spreads evenly under the skin. It encourages collagen production and tightens the skin.
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It stimulates your body to produce collagen and elastin and has mile filling properties, but is used as a skin tightener and foundation product for other fillers.
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Radiesse is mixed with the saline solution and then injected into the treatment area. A cannula is then used to spread the Radiesse under the skin.
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Hyperdilute Radiesse is usually used on areas with signs of skin laxity, such as the neck, décolleté (chest), upper arms, abdomen, and buttocks.
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Results are typically noticeable within a few weeks; but, expect continued improvement over several months as new collagen continues to form.
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Between 30-45 minutes depending on the treatment area.
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Those with active or broken skin and allergy issues.
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Make sure the treatment area is clean. In office, a small amount of lidocaine will be injected by the needle site to help with discomfort.
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You may wash the area after treatment but do not participate in high-intensity exercise or use a sauna for 24 hours after the treatment.
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We suggest 1-3 treatments spaced 3 months apart if multiple treatments are needed.
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The first round of treatments lasts up to 12 months, then annual maintenance treatments are needed.
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You may experience some bruising, swelling, or soreness, but this is rare.