Comparing Fillers: Hyaluronic Acid, Sculptra & Radiesse
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Did you know that hyaluronic acid fillers aren't the only option? In my clinic, I also use Sculptra and Radiesse, and I'd like you to understand the differences between them.
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Sculptra is absolutely forbidden for people with autoimmune diseases (nowadays there are a lot of people with one). Why does no doctor say that? This is such a crucial piece of information
Wait really?? What's the issue with it?
What!!!! Omg thank you for this info
Fantastic summary of these products - as always thank you!!!!
You are sooo sympathic and informative
Dan,
I’m a licensed nurse in Massachusetts and I’m struck by your inclusive education environment for us. We are not taught in school but instead we attend training.
You have offered so much training, apparently to help teach RN but also remain open to holding workshops for advanced injector skills. Thank you for helping us become safer better informed injectors.
A question we are curious about ,is we’re you in Emergency medicine? A group of nurses are wondering. If the question isn’t too personal might you fill us in?
How long for the volume to decrease with radiesse?
Oh gosh, it’d be so cool if you can get your hand on some Korean-made filler (EPTQ, Neuramis, Melanie, Atière, Dr. Fill, and many more)
They’re wayyyy cheaper and works just as well as the more expensive American brand.
Korean botoxes as well (theoretically “weaker” and Allergan Botox, but honestly- often times less is more.)
You are right and Korean products are the best
Always do a patch test ♥️
Glamour brand is excellent. I’d still love access to the US branded fillers, not the counterfeit but legitimate brands.
what korean fillers are most firm? Comparible to Radiesse for chin?
@@timetraveler6949 I like EPTQ500 the most
It’s firm but not rock hard
Very clear. Thank you so much
Perfect video thank you this is what I was looking for😊
My doc put a little radiesse in my temple and cheek area four weeks ago. Looked good until this morning now im seeing it through my skin in certain lighting like a round flat white ring 😢 just right side.
I am scheduled for co2 next week and now worried it will make the area look worse Thoughts ? ❤ thanks doc
can sculptra be used as an alternative to cheek fillers?
is VO risk with diluted Radiesse?
What enzyme will dissolve it
Pls make a video about how we can disolve radiesse! STS? Or triamcinolone shots?? Is very important this topic!
A board certified plastic surgeons office is where you should go to have radiesse dissolved. There is a way but it is only safe for a surgeon to do
Great video also explains well.
Thank you. Very good explanation
what’s the best filler for temples ?
Amazing content! Thank u so much 🤍 🇲🇽
Ive read really bad things about radiesse, would it be great for acne scars?
what bad things?
Hello Dan...does Radiesse allow you to aspirate with a cannula?
great work dan ! do you use radiesse on patients jawlines?
I had Sculptra injected deep into my temples that left me with big nodules that look like horns.
My doctor flushed them with saline 3 times with no improvement. Recently she treated them again with a cocktail of hyaluronidase and steroid with no improvement.
Can you please recommend anything else to dissolve them?
I'm desperate and crying daily from this deformity 😭😭😭
Your provider took the right approach. He can try to break them up with a large needle, or you can consult a plastic surgeon to have them removed. Best of luck.
Did you massage the area 5 times a day for 5 days?
@@almaramirez7365 yes, for at least 5 minutes each time
Can radiesse migrate like ha fillers? Is it fully absorbed? Or can it stay in area for years like ha filler?
Hi Dan, I read about Renuva. Wondering if you use it or not. I would love to hear your thoughts on it. Thanks!!
After I complete Radiesse, can I have pico laser and FOTONA 4D one month later? or I shouldn't be doing anything?
What’s Tyndall?
another doctor says radiesse is better at building collagen and elastin while scupltra just does collagen ..is that just his opinion or fact?
Great post, very informative. Thank you for sharing.
Please tell me which one would be best for neck rejuvenation and why??
Dr Penn would be a great start too.
You don’t put filler in the neck
Since Radiesse is "non-reversible", does it last forever? If not, how long does it take to break-down and disappear?
from my experience it doesn’t last forever it does break down within a year or so, 15 months as he put it but u can’t get it dissolved and it does give better results imo as it mimics bone structure better than the other fillers giving the realistic feeling of bone structure as well as the other benefits he listed at the end of the video, although id advise to go to someone who’s very good at their technique for a good result
@@SageBijeaux Thank you for this! Happy to know it DOES go away with time.
@@SageBijeaux hi there how long did yours last completely ? When did it completely disappear? I have unwanted radiesse and I hate it so much it's been 20 months and still very visible
@@waroodroseayyad4007 it lasted for a good year and i noticed that it started to go away probably around 13 months, typically it can last up to 1.5 to 2 years with how it increases collagen production from what i have researched
@@SageBijeaux the most recent article I read was it can last up to 5-7 years. I had it for 20 months now and still visible. im hoping 1 more year should be it or im going under the knife. thanks for the response.
What about one that actually works (for more than 6 months) ....Aquamid.....and I've wasted money on all the ones mentioned here
Great info
what about Bellafill??!!
it's permanent, very risky if you ask me.
I had the Covid Booster on 11/04/2022, and have Sculptra scheduled on 11/16/2022. I called and asked if that would be ok and they said they recommend wait to have Sculptra until after 2 weeks after the covid shot. But said that the Sculptra has already been reconstituted, and 2 days short of the two weeks would be ok. What do you recommend. I hate to re-schedule I already had to wait 2 and a half months for my appointment .
Thanks
You are very generous to us,
I am in a country that suffers from a lack of information, and the costs of life are very expensive,
This is the cause of misery and misery, and the faces of the girls in our place have become miserable and exhausting,
Thanks to your very valuable information, you have been able to practice skin care
Thank you.
You are an angel of light.
*Correction
I became able to practice skin beautification.
If there's a visible cellulite dimple do you still need to Hyperdilute Radiesse to 4:1 or maybe increase concentration to 2:1?
Can you use a hyalaronic pen for all?
Which one would you use to firm the neck, scluptra or radiesse ?
diluted radiesse
Teosyal??
It’s an HA filler brand with a wide variety of options in their product line.
I had RHA injected two days ago, love it.
@@danestheticsmedical You should do a video on RHA fillers.
Hi Dan, I understand you may not be able to answer this but for harm minimization - would you be able to help me with a question I have about sourcing. Or is there a platform where I can ask you? Patreon? Thanks 🙏
Yes, please join my patreon. You can ask there. Thanks
Radiesse is not HA. It's CMC
radiesse is CaHa
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But sculptra isn’t a filler
It is
It's a stimulator, makes the body produces a big fibroblast and collagen as a result. It's not a filler per se.