RadiesseRadiesse is a long-lasting dermal filler that we use for treatment of facial wrinkles and folds. Plastic surgeons How to Know if Radiesse is Right For YouThe FDA has approved Radiesse for treating moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds – typically the nasolabial folds or smile lines. A wide variety of facial contouring treatments may be appropriate. Dr. Cozzone may recommend Radiesse for treating marionette lines, sunken cheeks, depressed scars, or for nasal contouring and augmentation. If you are affected by any of these conditions, Radiesse may be right for you. How Radiesse Treatment WorksBefore treatment, the facial area is cleansed and topical anesthetic is administered for comfort. Dr. Cozzone injects Radiesse beneath the skin at a specific depth called the sub-dermal plane. After injection, the doctor massages the injected area to promote smoothness. When Radiesse combines with your tissue, it acts like a scaffolding for new collagen. Your body will gradually metabolize Radiesse and naturally clear it away. Studies have show results with Radiesse lasting an average of 1 year. Most patients return for another treatment after about 12 to 18 months. Although side effects are uncommon, immediately after your injection, you may experience mild irritation, edema, swelling, itching, discoloration, or tenderness at the injection site. If you’re interested in treatment with Radiesse…When you come in for treatment, Dr. Cozzone will identify the appropriate areas for injection with Radiesse. We recommend seeing only qualified practitioners for Radiesse treatment, especially if you are seeking correction of areas other than the nasolabial fold. Call our New Jersey plastic surgery office for more information on Radiesse or to schedule your treatment. |



frequently use Radiesse because it is biocompatible, durable and easy to use. The composition of Radiesse is unique. It is made with a substance called calcium hydroxylapatite or CaHA, a water-based gel that contains small calcium microspheres.



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