Mold Manila in Quezon City now offers both Radiesse® Structural and Radiesse® Hyperdilute formulations, giving patients non-surgical options for facial contouring, skin tightening, and collagen stimulation through personalized treatment plans.
Quezon City, Philippines — MOLD Manila has added Radiesse® to its portfolio of minimally invasive aesthetic treatments, expanding its non-surgical options for patients seeking facial contouring and skin rejuvenation.
Unlike traditional dermal fillers that primarily restore lost volume, Radiesse® is formulated to provide immediate structural support while stimulating the body’s natural collagen production. As collagen develops over time, patients may experience continued improvements in skin firmness, elasticity, and overall skin quality.
The clinic now offers two Radiesse® formulations tailored to different treatment goals.
Radiesse® Structural (1.5 cc) is intended for patients seeking enhanced facial definition and support. Common treatment areas include the cheeks, mid-face, jawline, and chin.
Radiesse® Hyperdilute (4.5 cc) is designed for broader skin rejuvenation by treating larger surface areas affected by skin laxity and loss of firmness. It may be used on the cheeks, under-eye area, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, neck, décolletage, and hands.
“Patients today are increasingly looking for treatments that deliver natural-looking improvements while supporting long-term skin health,” said a spokesperson for MOLD Manila. “Radiesse® provides immediate structural enhancement while stimulating collagen production, allowing results to continue improving after treatment.”
The procedure is performed in the clinic without the need for general anesthesia and typically involves minimal downtime. Depending on the treatment area and individual patient factors, results may last approximately 12 to 18 months.
Patients undergo a medical consultation before treatment to assess facial anatomy, discuss aesthetic goals, and determine whether Radiesse® is the most appropriate option for their concerns.
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