How long does Sculptra really last?
Outcomes vary from patient to patient, but the results from this treatment can last as long as two years. Many patients need several treatments to fully address their facial volume loss, and the results develop gradually during the months after initial treatment.
Will Sculptra make a difference?
The injectable, Sculptra®, not only plumps the underlying skin, but works over time to gradually and subtly correct facial wrinkles. Thanks to it’s subtle way of change, Sculptra® facial injectables provide results that are long-lasting (up to two years or more) and natural-looking.
Is Sculptra the best filler?
On average, it takes 2 or 3 treatments over the course of 2 months to achieve complete correction of wrinkles or the desired volume. Many believe the wait is worth it, as results can last for upwards of 2-3 years, making Sculptra the longest-lasting filler available.
Is Sculptra better than Botox?
So what are the differences between Botox and Sculptra? Mainly, Botox gives instant results right after one treatment, while Sculptra takes a few weeks of treatment to begin working. Although it would seem that Botox would then be more beneficial, it is not the case.
Does Sculptra make you look younger?
Sculptra gradually replaces lost collagen in your skin and gives you a younger, natural-looking appearance.
Which is better Juvederm or Sculptra?
Sculptra is a better choice if you want fewer wrinkles around your nasolabial area for two years and do not mind going for three injections. Juvederm XC only requires one treatment, but the results do not last as long.
Does Sculptra work for everyone?
Not everyone is a good subject for Sculptra. Sculptra is not ideal for those who are prone to keloid formation, which is simply an overgrown scar, most often found in those with darker skin. Likewise, a history of hypertrophic scarring would preclude a patient from using Sculptra.
Is 2 vials of Sculptra enough?
No more than 2 vials can be injected into the skin at any given time, mostly because we don’t want to overwhelm the skin.
Do Sculptra lumps go away?
It is also important to note that since Sculptra is designed to go away over time, 95% of these tiny lumps also disappear over time with no treatment. If bothersome to patients, these lumps can be easily treated.
Does Sculptra tighten skin?
Say hi to Sculptra! Sculptra is a procedure that helps to lift aging and wrinkling skin to provide a tighter and younger look to the area where the product is being administered. The procedure works by having polylactic acid injected into the skin, which then stimulates collagen production.
Does Sculptra help jowls?
As a member of the dermal fillers category, this therapy can lift jowls. We may start by injecting it into the cheeks and temples to fully rejuvenate your appearance. As we age, we lose volume in both of these spots; temples start to look hollow, while cheeks look droopy and tired.
Why does Sculptra take so long to work?
“Because your body is tasked with making the protein instead of just receiving it, like with hyaluronic acid fillers, it takes longer to see results, but the effects last much longer.” Dr. Sarkar loves offering Sculptra filler for her patients who have deep lines or volume wasting in areas like the temples and the lateral cheeks.
What are the dangers of Sculptra?
A: Sculptra side effects. Sculptra has many of the same risks as other types of fillers like bruising, swelling, infection, and contour irregularities. Nodule and granuloma formation are also known risks of Sculptra, but with newer recommendations for injection techniques, reconstitution instructions, and post-injection care, these are very rare.
Is Sculptra a good filler?
A: Sculptra is a great filler. Sculptra is a great filler. However, the technique of injecting it is very difficult to learn. Make sure you go to someone who has been using it regularly and is comfortable in his/her technique.
Who should perform Sculptra?
There are many practitioners who will perform the Sculptra treatment. Dermatologists and plastic surgeons may have extensive experience with many anti-aging procedures. However, some may not have expertise with this specific procedure – the injection, the proper dosage – or may not offer a medical setting with the highest level of quality care.