Radiesse Filler In Ogden, Utah
Royale Aesthetics & Beauty Med Spa in Ogden, Utah, offers Radiesse injections to restore lost volume and soften wrinkles and smile lines. This minimally invasive treatment also contours your jawline and improves the firmness of your skin. Our board-certified M.D, Charles Ivester, provides a personalized Radiesse filler treatment plan and guides you about the expected results. Call us today and book a free consultation session.
Cost of Radiesse Fillers
The price of Radiesse fillers depend on the treatment area, the amount of filler, the number of sessions, and the form of filler (diluted). The average price of the smaller Radiesse syringes of 0.75cc is around $450, and the standard 1.5cc syringe costs between $650 and $800.
Since Radiesse lasts longer than many other fillers, patients often need fewer maintenance sessions over time.
Meet The Team
Dr. Charles Ivester
MD, PhD | Owner | Medical Director
Dr. Charles Ivester, with almost 30 years of experience in procedural medicine have performed thousands of simple and complex aesthetic procedures. His medical journey began in the U.S. Air Force, where he served as a flight medic and paramedic, gaining early trauma and procedural experience. He is board-certified in Pulmonary Medicine, Critical Care, Internal Medicine, and Sleep Medicine. He specializes in 3DHD body contouring, liposuction, and skin tightening. Using advanced, minimally invasive techniques, he permanently remove fat and sculpt the body with surgical precision.
Angela Ivester
CRNA | RN | Founder
With over 25 years of experience, Angela Salerno brings a rare blend of clinical expertise, surgical precision, and aesthetic artistry to every patient interaction. She is Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and a driving force behind Royale Aesthetics and Beauty. Angela specializes in advanced body contouring, skin tightening, and hormone optimization therapies. Whether she’s sculpting curves with 3DHD lipo, restoring confidence with FaceTite, or guiding women through life-changing hormone balancing, Angela is dedicated to providing clinical excellence.
How Are Radiesse Fillers Used?
First we check for conditions like pregnancy, breastfeeding, autoimmune disorders, or allergies to lidocaine to ensure the treatment is safe for you.
Then we assess the deepened area, which can add volume back to the skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. We also ask about your medical history or previous treatment to avoid any triggers.
We then apply a numbing cream before starting the procedure to improve comfort. You may feel mild pressure and a slight burning sensation during the injections, but most patients tolerate the treatment well. Our board-certified doctor, Charles Ivester, injects the Radiesse into targeted areas. The procedure usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes to complete and has little or no downtime.
Is Radiesse Worth It?
Yes, Radiesse filler is an FDA-approved dermal filler that provides volume and lifts your skin. It is made with calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) particles which stimulate collagen production in your body. So the collagen keeps your skin firm even as the filler dissolves.
We place the filler in small amounts and build results gradually, so your face looks defined but not overfilled. Your natural expressions stay the same.
Unlike hyaluronic acid fillers, Radiesse provides structure and stimulates collagen, making it suitable for deeper lines and contouring areas like the jawline.
Radiesse For Face
Radiesse is a great option when your face starts losing volume and lift. We use these dermal fillers in your cheeks and temples to add fullness and definition to your jawline, giving you a contoured look.
Apart from this, Radiesse can reduce deep lines from the nose to the mouth, known as nasolabial folds, while maintaining your natural facial movement. Our physician also recommends these fillers to lift the lower face and jowls, creating a sharper look.
Hyperdiluted Radiesse Fillers for the Body
We use hyperdiluted radiesse fillers for the neck, thighs or buttocks (liquid BBL) area, where skin often becomes loose, thin, or crepey with age. These are used when the goal is to improve texture and tighten the skin rather than to add volume.
The technique and depth of injection differ between the face and other body parts, such as the hands. Each area is treated with a specific approach to ensure safety and natural results.
We mix 1 part Radiesse to 1 to 4 parts saline/lidocaine to prepare this hyperdilute mixture. This runny solution spreads in the target area evenly and also stimulates collagen production. We also offer this hyperdiluted Radiesse filler for the upper arms, abdomen, and above the knees.
But we use standard Radiesse filler if you need volume in hand, given its thick consistency. So visit us if you are confused about what type of Radiesse filler you should get.
Radiesse Side Effects
Radiesse fillers often cause temporary side effects, such as swelling, bruising, redness, pain, slight asymmetry, itching, and lumps, which fade within 2 weeks. Most patients return to work the next day, but you may want to avoid social events for a couple of days.
It can also rarely lead to serious complications if the provider is inexperienced or fails to maintain hygiene during the procedure. These risks include nodules, infection, numbness, and a rare blood vessel blockage, which may cause severe pain or pale skin and require immediate medical attention.
At Royale Aesthetics & Beauty Med Spa, we follow strict medical protocols and use precise injection techniques to minimize these risks. In rare cases, delayed swelling or inflammation can appear days or weeks later.
What If I Don’t Like The Results?
Radiesse cannot be dissolved, so it is injected carefully in small, and controlled amounts. If needed, changes can only be made slowly as the body naturally breaks it down over time.
Radiesse Before And After
Our experienced doctor along with his team is determined to provide excellent results like these. Have a look at the above gallery and decide for yourself if our Radiesse Dermal Fillers have worked efficiently or not.
Book A Free Consultation
If you are reading this, your search for Radiesse near me is over. Contact us and get a free consultation where we will devise a treatment procedure according to your needs and skin type.
Commonly Asked Questions
What to avoid after Radiesse treatment?
You should avoid heavy exercise, alcohol, sun exposure, and touching or applying pressure to the treated area for at least 24 hours after treatment.
How long does Radiesse last?
Radiesse typically lasts 12 to 18 months, depending on the treatment area and factors like metabolism, lifestyle, sun exposure, and smoking.
How long does Radiesse fillers take to settle?
Radiesse fillers take 1 to 2 weeks to settle and the final results appear after 4 weeks as the product softens and integrates naturally into the skin.
Can Radiesse migrate?
Radiesse does not usually migrate due to its thick consistency and precise placement, though rare movement can occur if injected improperly.
Can Radiesse be dissolved?
Radiesse cannot be dissolved as it is an irreversible filler.
