Radiesse is a calcium-based injectable that:

• Provides immediate structural support

• Stimulates natural collagen production

• Improves skin firmness and quality over time

It is often used for:

• Lower face support

• Jawline structure

• Cheeks

• Skin quality improvement in the face, neck and hands

• Facial ageing related to collagen loss

Its main component (calcium hydroxyapatite) is identical in composition to the mineral part of bones and teeth, being a biocompatible substance.

Unlike traditional fillers, Radiesse works both instantly and long-term, making it popular for facial rejuvenation and skin tightening.

Radiesse may be suitable if you want:

• Improvement to mild to moderate aging

• Improved skin quality and firmness

• Structural rejuvenation

• Long-term collagen stimulation

• Soft volume replacement

• Subtle, progressive results

It may not be suitable for everyone — this is discussed in your consultation.

Radiesse may not be appropriate if:

• You prefer dramatic changes

• Your concerns are primarily superficial lines

• You are pregnant or breastfeeding

If it’s not the right treatment, I’ll always explain why and offer safer alternatives.

Radiesse is a powerful medical treatment — it requires knowledge, restraint, and experience.

As a medical aesthetic practitioner, I use Radiesse conservatively and strategically to:

• Enhance natural facial structure

• Avoid overfilling or heaviness

• Improve skin quality gradually

I prioritise long-term facial health over trends.

Your consultation includes:

• Facial assessment and discussion of goals

• Honest advice on suitability

• Explanation of expected results and longevity

• A tailored treatment plan

There is no obligation to proceed.

• mmediate subtle improvement

• Progressive collagen stimulation over 3–6 months

• Results lasting up to 12–18 months (varies per person)

Your results should look refreshed, not obvious.

Common side effects of Radiesse include bruising, redness, swelling, pain, and itching at the site of injection. A more comprehensive list of side effects can be found in the information guides here.

Is Radiesse a filler?
It provides volume but also stimulates collagen, making it different from traditional hyaluronic acid fillers.

Is Radiesse safe?
When performed by a trained medical practitioner following proper assessment, Radiesse is a well-established treatment.

Will I look overfilled?
No. My approach focuses on subtlety and balance