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If you don’t want surgery but would like to tackle those wrinkles, Radiesse offers a swift, long-lasting solution. One of the injectable dermal fillers, it is used to treat deep wrinkles and folds–such as the nasolabial fold (the crease that runs from the side of the nose down to the side of the mouth), as well as fine lines.

The prices in Bangkok for Radiesse treatments are likely to be much lower than what you’d pay at home; so, if you're one of the millions of people who visit the city every year, it might be something worth considering in order to save yourself a few hundred dollars.

In terms of quality, you can expect the same brands here as the top clinics in the world. Providing you book in with a reliable clinic, your treatment should be administered safely and effectively.

Bangkok is one of the world’s most-traveled destinations for cosmetic procedures and is worth spending a little time going to a recommended clinic with verifiable credentials.

Medical Departures only partners with the best providers that offer safe, hygienic, professional facilities. We pay personal visits, check professional memberships and qualifications, and obtain authentic patient testimonials that we publish on our website so you can check them out for yourself.

With the proliferation of establishments offering these types of non-invasive treatments, it may seem as though it’s as simple as having a haircut. However, you should keep in mind that Radiesse is a cosmetic treatment that should be administered by trained professionals that will help ensure your safety and a rewarding outcome.

Made from calcium-based microspheres, similar to the body’s own natural minerals, it has been found to give long-lasting results for up to a year.

Radiesse plumps the skin to improve its appearance, stimulating the body to produce collagen–the main protein required for building and strengthening tissue, such as skin.

Radiesse is injected into deep facial wrinkles and lines around the mouth and chin area. Specifically, this includes:

• Smile lines (the nasolabial folds)
• Marionette lines (the lines that run downward from the corners of the mouth)
• Areas on either side of the chin where the loss of facial volume can cause sagging (pre-jowl folds)
• Horizontal chin lines

The injection of Radiesse is a quick procedure that can be completed in under an hour. The procedure may be more comfortable when it is mixed with an anesthetic, such as lidocaine.

Following treatment, you may experience some mild side-effects, including, redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising, pain and itching, but these should last for only a day or two.

It is advisable that you do not apply makeup and avoid movement or massage of the treated area, as well as heat or sun exposure for 24 hours afterward. 

Any procedure involving an injection through the skin carries a risk of infection. If you do have a skin infection, it is advised not to have Radiesse until the infection is healed.

Prices are typically charged per syringe–which is usually enough to do one area, although sometimes two may be required. In Bangkok, Radiesse treatment is around AUD $500, compared to AUD $800 in Australia.

Please note: These are estimated prices at the time of writing. Check out updated prices, as well as photos, surgeon profiles, patient testimonials and more at the excellent Bfill Meko Clinic.

Book directly online to secure the best prices or call our Customer Care Team to find out how much you can save on Radiesse in Bangkok. Or if you are ready to book your appointment, you can do so right here any time of the day or night, at no charge to you.

Sources:

Facial fillers for wrinkles. Mayo Clinic. 1 January 2020.  https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/facial-fillers/about/pac-20394072"

Gotter, Ana. What Makes Radiesse Different from Juvéderm? Healthline. 7 January 2018.  https://www.healthline.com/health/radiesse-juvederm

25 Best Things to Do in Bangkok (Thailand). The Crazy Tourist. Website accessed: 1 September 2020.  https://www.thecrazytourist.com/top-25-things-to-do-in-bangkok/