Gangnam
Dr. Yoongon Ryu
Aesthetic Medicine Specialist
Flagship clinic · KOL for leading lifting & regenerative devices
Radiesse is a calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) filler: the before-and-after shows immediate volume on day one, then a second improvement as new collagen builds over roughly 2 to 3 months.
Radiesse before-and-after in Seoul typically shows two changes: immediate volume and lift on the day of treatment, then a gradual improvement in contour and skin quality over 2 to 3 months as collagen forms. Results vary by area, dilution, and skin, and images reflect those individuals, not a promise of your result. At Reberry Clinic, care is consultation-led.
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A Radiesse before-and-after captures two effects at once, which is what makes it different from a simple hyaluronic acid filler comparison. Radiesse is a calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) dermal filler made of 30% CaHA microspheres suspended in a 70% gel carrier. The immediate difference you see in an after photo taken on the same day comes from the gel adding volume and lift. The deeper change, visible weeks later, comes from the microspheres stimulating your own collagen.
Because of this dual timeline, the most honest before-and-after sets include more than one after image: one at day one for the volume effect, and one at roughly 2 to 3 months for the collagen-building effect. What the result looks like depends heavily on the area treated and the technique. Standard Radiesse placed deeper gives structural volume and contour, such as a sharper jawline, while hyperdiluted Radiesse spread thinly across the neck or décolletage shows up as smoother, firmer skin quality rather than obvious volume.
At Reberry Clinic in Seoul, Korea, Radiesse care is consultation-led. Our doctors explain what a realistic before-and-after looks like for your face, skin, and goal in English, so international patients understand the timeline before deciding. Any images shown reflect individual cases and are not a promise of your own result.
Radiesse works in two phases, which is why its before-and-after evolves rather than being fixed on day one. In the first phase, the gel carrier provides immediate lift and correction, so the day-of after photo already shows a visible difference. In the second phase, over the following weeks and months, the gel is gradually absorbed while the 30% calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres, each roughly 25 to 45 microns, act as a scaffold that stimulates your fibroblasts to lay down new collagen. Histology studies have documented meaningful increases in type I and type III collagen, elastin, and dermal thickness after CaHA treatment, which is why a 3-month after photo can look better than the day-one image even as some initial gel volume settles. This is also why a single before-and-after snapshot can mislead: the true picture needs a baseline, an early image for volume, and a later image at around 2 to 3 months for the collagen effect. Technique shapes all of it – deeper standard placement reads as contour and volume, while diluted superficial placement reads as skin-quality improvement – so the injector’s plan is what a before-and-after is really documenting.
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A useful before-and-after starts with 1 clear baseline photo in the same lighting and angle, so the change is real, not staged.
The first after photo, taken the same day, shows immediate volume from the gel in roughly 1 session.
A second after photo at around 2 to 3 months shows the collagen-building effect, which the day-one photo cannot capture.
Judge contour results (jawline) against standard Radiesse and skin-quality results (neck) against diluted Radiesse, not 1 blended claim.
Every honest set states that results vary and reflect those 1 or 2 individuals, since age, skin, and volume change the outcome.
See representative outcomes from Reberry Clinic. Results build gradually and vary by individual; your plan is assessed at consultation.
At Reberry Clinic in Seoul, the doctor assesses your face and skin and shows what a realistic before-and-after looks like for your goal in English.
After cleansing and numbing, a Radiesse session usually takes about 20 to 40 minutes, and you see immediate volume straight away.
Any mild swelling or bruising settles within a few days, so the day-one after photo stabilises within roughly 1 to 2 weeks.
The collagen-building phase develops, so a second after photo taken at 2 to 3 months often shows firmer, smoother results.
Results often last around a year or more and are maintained with periodic sessions; sun care and hydration help preserve them.
A Radiesse before-and-after shows immediate volume on day one, then a further improvement in contour and skin quality over 2 to 3 months as collagen builds. Results vary by area and technique. You can see how it fits with other options on our injectable fillers page.
Take one after photo on the day for the immediate volume effect, and a second at roughly 2 to 3 months for the collagen-building effect. A single snapshot misses half the result. Your doctor explains this timeline so your expectations match how Radiesse actually develops over the months that follow.
No, before-and-after images reflect those individuals under specific conditions and are not a promise of your result. Outcomes vary by area, dilution, volume, skin quality, and age. A consultation gives you a realistic picture for your own face. You can review the treatment on our injectable fillers page.
You see immediate volume on the day of treatment, so an early before-and-after already shows a change. A second, gradual improvement then develops as new collagen forms over roughly 2 to 3 months. This two-stage timeline is normal for a biostimulatory filler, and your doctor reviews progress along the way.
Radiesse results often last around a year or more, since the gel gives immediate volume while the collagen it stimulates can outlast the filler. Longevity varies by area, dilution, and your skin. Because effects gradually fade, results are maintained with periodic sessions rather than being a one-time fix, as your doctor explains.
Yes, hyperdiluted Radiesse spread thinly across areas like the neck shows up as smoother, firmer skin quality rather than obvious volume, so its before-and-after looks subtler than standard structural placement. Standard Radiesse instead shows contour change. You can compare biostimulators on our Juvelook page.
The day-one fullness comes largely from the gel carrier, which is gradually absorbed over weeks, so some early volume settles. Meanwhile your own collagen builds, which is why the 2 to 3 month result can look better refined even as the initial gel eases. Your doctor explains this normal settling at consultation.
Discomfort is usually mild and brief; Radiesse can be mixed with lidocaine and numbing cream is applied, so most patients tolerate it well. You may feel pressure as the product is placed. Sensitivity varies by area, and your doctor works to keep the session comfortable while injecting at the correct plane.
Downtime is usually minimal; mild swelling, redness, or occasional bruising can occur and typically settles within a few days, so the day-one after photo stabilises within roughly 1 to 2 weeks. Your doctor gives simple aftercare, such as avoiding heavy exercise and heat briefly, to help the result settle evenly.
Radiesse shows a faster before-and-after because it gives immediate volume on day one plus collagen over months, while Sculptra builds volume gradually across sessions with little immediate change. The right choice depends on your goal and timeline. You can explore our Juvelook Volume page at consultation.
Lumps or unevenness are uncommon when Radiesse is injected correctly at the right depth, which is why injector skill is central to a good before-and-after. Poor placement of a non-reversible filler is harder to correct. A consultation reviews your face and plan carefully to reduce this risk before any treatment is planned.
Adults wanting structural volume, jawline definition, or a collagen and skin-quality boost are typical candidates, provided they are comfortable with a non-reversible filler. Pregnancy, active infection, and a preference for a dissolvable option are reasons to reconsider. A consultation confirms suitability and whether CaHA or an HA filler fits better.
Yes, Radiesse is often combined with energy lifting or other injectables so volume, skin quality, and firmness improve together in the before-and-after, and a good clinic sequences these safely. Many patients pair it with tightening. You can explore complementary options on our Ultherapy Prime page.
Cost depends on how many syringes are used, whether the plan is structural or diluted, and how many areas are treated, so it is individualised rather than a single fixed price. At consultation the clinic’s doctors explain your plan and its cost transparently in English, so you understand what your before-and-after involves.
For a first session, 2 to 3 days is comfortable, allowing a consultation, the treatment, and a short buffer for any minor swelling to settle before your day-one after photo. Because collagen builds over months, some patients return for review on later trips. Our English-speaking team helps coordinate timing around your travel.
International patients can complete Radiesse in one visit and return for maintenance on future trips, and the clinic offers remote check-ins in English to review your before-and-after progress between sessions. Your treatment notes are kept on file for continuity. You can continue supportive care with a home skin care routine.
| Radiesse (CaHA) | HA Dermal Filler | Sculptra (PLLA) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres in gel | Hyaluronic acid gel | Poly-L-lactic acid biostimulator |
| Day-one before/after | Immediate volume visible | Immediate volume visible | Little immediate change |
| Later before/after | Collagen builds over 2 to 3 months | Stays similar until it fades | Volume builds across sessions |
| Best shown for | Contour plus skin-quality change | Precise volume and fine contour | Broad, gradual volume restoration |
| Reversibility | Not dissolvable like HA | Can be dissolved if needed | Not dissolvable |
| Longevity in photos | Often around a year or more | Several months to over a year | Up to around 2 years |
| Cost factors | Depends on syringes and dilution | Depends on product and volume | Depends on vials and sessions |
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