The structural biostimulator — calcium hydroxylapatite that gives visible contour from day one, then converts to your own collagen over months. The definitive choice for jawline, chin and the often-forgotten aging hands. Physician-injected at Peace Clinic.
Radiesse is CaHA — calcium microspheres (the same mineral family as bone) in a gel carrier. The gel shapes immediately; the spheres then scaffold new collagen, so long-term structure is your own tissue.
It is the strongest “architectural” product in the biostimulator family — jawline sharpening, chin projection — and the only one US FDA-cleared specifically for rejuvenating aging hands.
Lidocaine in-product plus cannula technique — well tolerated; mild swelling days 1–3.
Contour is immediate; collagen deepens the result over 2–3 months.
Around 12–18 months; subsequent sessions typically need less product.
Market reference ~20,000–30,000 THB per syringe (1.5 cc) depending on zone; the doctor confirms syringe count and quote before treatment.
Fillers and collagen stimulators work differently and are chosen around your own facial structure, so a straight better-or-worse comparison answers very little. Our doctor reads your face and your goal before planning.
The doctor consultation is free — message @peaceclinicth on LINE to book an assessment.
It means choosing an experienced injector matters more. Our physicians start conservative; the trade-off buys you the strongest structural result in class.
HA filler suits first-timers wanting adjustability; Radiesse suits those who know the shape they want and want it to last with collagen behind it.
Yes — hands betray age faster than faces. One session visibly restores the back-of-hand volume that hides tendons and veins.