Radiesse

Radiesse is a procedure that promotes fibroblast activity with calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) to induce new collagen production. It is used for areas requiring improved elasticity, such as Facial Contouring Surgery, deep wrinkles, the neck, and the backs of the hands.

Recommended for the following

· Those who want to restore lost Facial Contouring Surgery definition (jawline) · Those concerned about deep nasolabial folds or wrinkles around the mouth · Those who have lost facial volume due to aging and developed a skeletal-looking face · Those seeking improved elasticity in specialized areas such as the backs of the hands or neck wrinkles

Features of Cellora Radiesse

Point 1. CaHA Ingredient

Calcium hydroxyapatite particles, which are the same component found in human bones, gradually break down and induce the production of natural collagen.

Point 2. Area-Specific Treatment

The procedure is tailored to areas such as the face, neck, and backs of the hands, and neck wrinkle packages are also available.

Procedure Information

| Onset of effects: Some volume is visible immediately; texture and elasticity improve over 4–12 weeks | Duration: Usually 12–18 months (varies by individual)

Post-Procedure Precautions

· Please avoid excessive drinking, saunas, jjimjilbangs, hot baths, and strenuous exercise after the procedure. · An embossed appearance, bruising, swelling, mild pain, or redness may occur after the procedure, but these are temporary and usually disappear within a few days. · Gently wash your face and apply makeup starting the next day. Please avoid using scrubs or receiving a Chemical Peel. · Please use moisturizer frequently, and be sure to apply sunscreen when going outdoors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is Radiesse made of?

It is a procedure composed of calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) particles, which are the same component found in human bones. The particles gradually break down in the body and induce natural collagen production.

Q. When will the effects become noticeable after the procedure?

Some volume can be felt immediately after the procedure, and skin texture and elasticity improve over approximately 4 to 12 weeks as natural collagen builds up.

Q. How long does Radiesse last?

Although it varies by individual, it typically lasts about 1 to 1.5 years (12–18 months), which is generally longer than standard Dermal Fillers.

Please Note

Swelling, redness, and bruising may occur after the procedure, and results and duration may vary depending on individual skin condition. The procedure method and dosage are determined through a one-on-one consultation and assessment.