Radiesse®
Injections
Structure. Support. You.
When facial folds deepen or contours become less defined, the right treatment begins with understanding your anatomy. Radiesse offers volume correction and collagen stimulation in a plan designed around your features.
What This Treatment Can Address
- ✓ Moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds
- ✓ Lower-face creases around the mouth
- ✓ Volume loss on the backs of the hands
- ✓ Nasolabial folds, also called smile lines
- ✓ A less defined jawline, with Radiesse (+)
- ✓ Concerns about facial support and balance
The appropriate product and treatment area are selected during a medical assessment. Radiesse (+) has a specific jawline indication; treatment options depend on your candidacy.
Targeted Enhancements
Radiesse + Botox / Jeuveau
Radiesse + Skincare
Thoughtful Treatment Timing
A Full-Face Treatment Plan
Immediate Correction.
Ongoing Collagen Support.
Radiesse brings a different approach to injectable rejuvenation: a gel that provides immediate correction, paired with calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres that stimulate collagen over time.
Unlike Sculptra, which uses poly-L-lactic acid and develops its effect gradually, Radiesse can create visible volume correction at the treatment visit. Your provider can help you compare the options and choose a plan suited to your concerns.
Designed around your features. Guided by your goals.
Common Questions
How much does Radiesse cost at SoftTouch?
Radiesse is $759 per syringe. The number of syringes depends on your treatment area and goals. Your provider will explain the recommended amount and confirm the total cost before you proceed. One syringe may not complete a treatment plan.
How is Radiesse different from Sculptra?
Radiesse uses calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA), providing immediate volume correction alongside collagen stimulation. Sculptra uses poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) and works gradually, usually through a series. Your injector can explain which approach fits your anatomy and timeline.
When will I see results?
Volume correction can be visible immediately. Initial swelling may affect the early appearance, and collagen stimulation develops over time. Give the area time to settle and follow your provider’s review schedule.