Louisville Sculptra doctors
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John Whitt, MD
Louisville Plastic Surgeon
4001 Kresge Way Suite 220, Louisville |
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Tamella Cassis, MD
Louisville Dermatologist
9301 Dayflower St Suite 100, Prospect |
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Donn R. Chatham, MD
Louisville Facial Plastic Surgeon
4001 Kresge Way Suite 310, Louisville |
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Michael McCall, MD
Louisville Dermatologist
310 East Broadway Suite 200 , Louisville |
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T. Gerald O'Daniel, Jr., MD
Louisville Plastic Surgeon
444 S First St. Suite 200, Louisville |
Recent Answers
I am concerned as I have read a report on there being "extreme pain" after everything wore off which really frightened me. Also on the Sculptra website as an adverse reaction it states "severe pain"..please advise as now I am very nervous
I do have not seen significant pain in my patients with Sculptra injections after the local anesthetic has worn off. Pain is, however as mentioned by others with this question, a very subjective thing and is very difficult to quantify. If you feel that you would benefit from Sculptra injections, you should not allow this fear of pain to intimidate you.
Hi, I am considering in having Sculptra in my hands, due to my veins showing, I have very Very thin skin, and in the summer its worse. I am very concern about this because I am only 29 year old. Should I wait a little longer? Any advise? I been to two doctor and due to my very thin skin they dont want to do it. Help
From your description, I think injection of autologous fat into your hands would probably be better than using Sculptra. If you live in NY, Dr. Sid Coleman in Lower Manhattan has the most experience with these injections.
For example - If you injected Sculptra for the first time into a patient's face, would you inform them they were the very first, in writing?
Unless they have changed their protocol, Sculptra will not sell their product to anyone who has not undergone hands-on training with another practioner who is experienced. With other injectibles , such as Restylane, Perlane, etc.), techniques are similar enough that if a surgeon is comfortable with one, there should be no problem with the first experience with another product.
