Structure. Contour. Collagen support.
Radiesse®
in Southlake.
A considered contour.
A plan built around you.
Explore a calcium hydroxylapatite dermal filler for selected areas of the face and hands, with product choice guided by your anatomy and goals.
Your features. Considered together.Calcium hydroxylapatite
A biocompatible dermal fillerStructure & contour
Selected facial areas and handsIndividual
Product, amount and placement discussedA structural perspective
Support where it matters.
Balance what you see.
Radiesse is an injectable dermal filler made with calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres in a gel carrier. It provides immediate contour while the material also supports collagen production over time. A consultation determines whether Radiesse or another injectable best fits your goals. [1]
01Lower-face contours
Discuss selected lower-face folds and contours in the context of your facial proportions. Product placement and suitability require an individual assessment.
02Jawline
Explore definition along the lower face and how the jawline relates to your chin, cheeks, and profile.
03Hands
Radiesse may be considered for volume loss on the backs of the hands. Ask what improvement is realistic and how hand movement may affect recovery.
Approved uses vary by product and formulation. Suitability is assessed individually. Read important safety information.
Your appointment, considered
The plan comes
before the product.
Start with your priorities.
Understand every option.
- 01
Look at the full picture.
Share your goals, medical history, allergies, and previous injectables. Compare Radiesse with hyaluronic acid fillers and Sculptra before choosing a direction.
- 02
Agree on the details.
Review the proposed product, areas, amount, expected change, alternatives, full cost, and risks. Ask why the recommendation suits your anatomy.
- 03
Plan for aftercare.
Leave with written instructions, a review plan, and clear guidance on whom to contact. Know which symptoms need immediate medical attention.
Change, thoughtfully assessed
See the contour.
Allow time to settle.
Initial volume is visible at treatment, while swelling and bruising can temporarily affect what you see.
Immediately afterward
Swelling, tenderness, redness, itching, or bruising may occur. Follow the instructions provided for the treated area.
As the area settles
Give early swelling time to resolve before assessing the result. Contact us if recovery differs from the plan you discussed.
At your review
Assess the change with your provider before considering additional treatment. Duration varies by area, product, and individual response.
Individual results vary. Explore official Radiesse information ↗
An informed decision
Thoughtful treatment.
Clear expectations.
Suitability matters
Tell your provider about allergies, bleeding disorders, medications, prior filler, and any active skin infection or inflammation. Radiesse should not be used in people with severe allergies or hypersensitivity to its components. Discuss pregnancy or breastfeeding before any elective treatment.
Understand the risks
Possible effects include bruising, redness, swelling, pain, itching, lumps, infection, and unwanted contour. As with other fillers, accidental injection into a blood vessel can cause tissue damage, vision problems including blindness, or stroke.
Seek immediate medical attention for unusual pain, vision changes, white, gray, or blue skin near an injection site, or stroke symptoms such as sudden weakness or difficulty speaking.
Review the official Radiesse safety information and FDA filler safety guidance with your provider.
How is Radiesse different from hyaluronic acid filler?
Radiesse uses calcium hydroxylapatite, while products such as Restylane, Revanesse, and RHA use hyaluronic acid. They differ in material, approved uses, handling, and how complications may be managed.
How is Radiesse different from Sculptra?
Radiesse provides immediate contour and also supports collagen production. Sculptra is a poly-L-lactic acid injectable designed for gradual collagen stimulation. Your provider can compare timing, areas, and goals.
Can Radiesse be dissolved?
Do not assume Radiesse can be dissolved like some hyaluronic acid fillers. The FDA notes that non-hyaluronic-acid fillers can be difficult or impossible to remove. Discuss this limitation before treatment.
When should I schedule before an event?
Allow time for swelling or bruising and for the area to settle. Ask your provider for timing based on the area, your history, and the importance of the event.
How much does Radiesse cost?
Cost depends on the area and amount proposed. Request an estimate covering the complete plan and follow-up. Call 817-379-9397 with pricing questions.
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Begin with a conversation about the change you have in mind.
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Learn more: Radiesse product and safety information · FDA dermal filler guidance
General educational information. Your consultation determines whether treatment is appropriate. Radiesse® is a registered trademark of Merz.
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