Sculptra® Dermal Fillers
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What is Sculptra®?
- Marionette lines
- Defining a weak jawline and/or lifting jowls
- Lifting cheeks
- Loss of overall skin firmness and structure
- Diminished projection of the cheek or chin
How does Sculptra® work?
Collagen is produced in lower quantities as our bodies age, resulting in our skin losing its firm structure and leading to wrinkles, lines, and sagging. Sculptra is a dermal filler that approaches this issue differently; it’s a collagen stimulator that triggers an increase in the body’s own natural production of collagen to support skin structure and provide significant deep facial support. With Sculptra, the collagen strands within the skin structure are restored over time, leaving your facial skin looking and feeling firmer and stronger, and smoothing lines and wrinkles in the weeks and months ahead.
While other hyaluronic-based injectables provide instant lifting or plumping (and gradually going away over six months to one and a half years), Sculptra lasts over two years and adds natural support to the skin or can create dramatic support to the cheeks, chin and jaw. Because it comes in gradually over time, the results are the most natural of all injectables.
Sculptra® Pricing & Planning
Sculptra® FAQs
How much does Sculptra® cost?
Treatments with Sculptra can range in price based on how much is used to achieve your desired results. You may need a series of treatments to get the optimal outcome. In your consultation, your injector will discuss your concerns and develop a treatment plan for your specific budget.
How does Sculptra® work?
Using poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), Sculptra is a collagen stimulator. It can help to restore your skin’s elasticity and volume over time as more collagen is produced. The additional collagen can effectively plump moderate to severe lines, wrinkles, and folds.
Are Sculptra® injections safe?
Along with approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Sculptra has been used safely around the world since the late 1990s. Side effects are usually mild and temporary, but some patients experience minor pain, redness, swelling, and bruising. Sometimes, a bump may develop when pressure is applied to the injection site. Contact our office if you experience any concerns about side effects that are abnormal or last too long.
