CAHA (Radiesse) treatments are biostimulatory aesthetic procedures used to support collagen production in the skin, reduce the loss of elasticity, and help achieve a firmer-looking complexion. They may be preferred for age-related changes in skin quality, fine lines, and noticeable loss of elasticity.
CAHA is a biostimulatory filler material containing calcium hydroxylapatite. Radiesse is one of the well-known products used with this ingredient. Depending on the technique and the product used, the procedure may be planned both to provide volume and contour support in certain areas and to support collagen production in the skin.
Before the procedure, the skin structure, facial contours, loss of elasticity, and the individual's expectations are evaluated. The CAHA-containing product is applied to the appropriate areas using the determined technique. After the procedure, mild redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising may occur at the injection site. The recovery process may vary from person to person.
CAHA (Radiesse) treatments may help the skin appear firmer and of higher quality. They may aim to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, support skin elasticity, and make facial contours appear more defined. Depending on the application technique, natural-looking volume and support may also be achieved.
The results of CAHA treatments may vary depending on the person's skin structure, age, and treatment area. The amount of product, application technique, and treatment plan should be determined by a specialist. A detailed evaluation before the procedure is important for achieving natural and balanced results.
