Hyperdilute Radiesse for Jawline and Chin

Hyperdilute Radiesse for jawline and chin can help reverse the signs of aging. If you have noticed sagging skin and wrinkles, Hyperdilute Radiesse may be right for you.

What is Hyperdilute Radiesse?

Radiesse is a dermal filler that was FDA approved in 2006. While it was originally injected deep to lift sunken cheeks, plump hands, smooth lines and strengthen jawlines, it has found a new purpose. Recently, dermatologists have started diluting or hyperdiluting Radiesse with saline and lidocaine. This allows it to be injected more superficially. Why?

Well, injecting superficially allows providers to address concerns related to skin laxity and texture. This includes:

Fine lines
Wrinkles
Crepiness
Acne scars
Cellulite
Sagging skin

Benefits of Hyperdilute Radiesse

Safe
Non-surgically and minimally invasive
Offsets volume loss
Stimulates collagen and elastin production
Quick results in 2-4 sessions
Corrects acne scarring
Reduces cellulite
Reverses crepe like skin

Treatment Areas

If you need a solution for fine lines, crepey skin and skin laxity, Hyperdilute Radiesse may be right for you. It stimulates the production of elastin and collagen, giving you firmer, tighter, more youthful skin. Treatment areas include:

Chest
Face
Neck
Legs
Face
Buttocks
Arms
Chin
Jawline
Hands
Knees

So, it’s perfect for treating your double chin or getting rid of your bat wings. It even works for cellulite and sun damage!

Fanning

Dr. Amiry uses a canula when injecting Hyperdilute Radiesse because it is safer and gives him more precise control. The fanning technique allows the product to spread easily under the skin and helps prevent nodules. Additionally, injecting superficially helps tighten skin, reduce wrinkles and improves skin laxity.

What to Expect

Since the injections contain lidocaine, you shouldn’t experience any discomfort. You will likely experience mild bruising and swelling for a few days after your treatment.

You can expect to see optimal results in 6-8 weeks, but significant improvement in 2-3 weeks. Most patients need 2-4 treatments to get the best results. Treatment times vary greatly depending on the area that is being treated, but you can expect it to take around 20-30 minutes per area.