RADIESSE® HYPERDILUTE

Same trusted product, different job: firmer, smoother skin from within

Hyperdilute Radiesse starts with the same calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) as classic RADIESSE®. The difference is the preparation. The product is mixed with saline, plus lidocaine for comfort, which makes it much thinner.

The diluted product is placed just beneath the skin with a fine cannula. Rather than adding volume, it spreads across the area and stimulates new collagen and elastin. Over time, skin looks firmer, smoother and more resilient.

Diluted RADIESSE® is FDA-approved for correcting wrinkles in the décolleté. It is the first biostimulator approved in the U.S. for both the face and body. Our practitioners also use the technique on other areas affected by laxity and crepey texture.

What Hyperdilute Radiesse can help with

  • Crepey or thinning skin
  • Mild to moderate skin laxity
  • Fine wrinkling and uneven texture

Common treatment areas: neck and décolleté, inner upper arms, mid to lower face, abdomen, above the knees and buttocks.

Best for: Patients who want to improve skin quality (firmness, texture and fine wrinkling) without adding volume.

Want lift and contour, not just tighter skin?

Full-strength Radiesse adds structure to the jawline, facial folds and hands.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What areas of the body can I treat with Hyperdilute Radiesse?

Almost any area with skin laxity or crepiness. The most common are the neck and décolleté, inner upper arms, mid to lower face, abdomen, above the knees and buttocks.

When will I see results, and how long do they last?

You may notice a subtle improvement right away. The collagen-building effect begins around 3–4 weeks after treatment and continues for up to 6 months. Results last, but aging continues, so we recommend a good at-home skincare routine and yearly maintenance.

How many Hyperdilute Radiesse treatments will I need?

Most patients need 2–3 sessions spaced 1–2 months apart. The number depends on your skin health and degree of laxity. A follow-up treatment about once a year helps maintain results.

Is there downtime? What are the side effects?

Mild bruising, swelling or tenderness may occur. These usually resolve within a few days.

RADIESSE OR HYPERDILUTE: WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Radiesse Radiesse Hyperdilute (this page)
Main goal Volume, contour, lift Skin firmness and texture
How it’s prepared Full strength Diluted with saline and lidocaine
How it’s placed Deeper, by needle or cannula Just under the skin, by fine cannula
Typical areas Facial folds, jawline, hands Neck, décolleté, arms, body
When results show Immediately, then improve Gradually over 3–6 months
Typical sessions Usually one Usually 2–3, 1–2 months apart

Not sure which one fits your goals? Your provider will recommend the right approach, or a combination, at your consultation.

Every treatment begins with a consultation with a licensed provider. To find out whether Hyperdilute Radiesse is right for you, book now or contact us.