Houston Sculptra doctors

	Esta Kronberg, MD Houston Dermatologic Surgeon 7500 Beechnut St Ste 228, Houston		2 answers
	Jennifer Peterson, MD Houston Dermatologist 6400 Fannin Suite 2820, Houston		1 answer
	Fred Aguilar III, MD Houston Plastic Surgeon 2414 Sunset Blvd, Houston
	James F. Boynton, MD Houston Plastic Surgeon 12727 Kimberley Ln Suite 300, Houston
	Gary M. Horndeski, MD Houston Plastic Surgeon 14887 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land

Recent Answers

Can I Get Rid of Sculptra with Sunshine? A year after sculptra and my cheekbones are still too big. If I go out in the sun leaving the cheekbones unprotected will they go down more quickly? Thank you.

A: Sun exposure and Sculptra

Sun exposure will not help your Sculptra . However, the sun exposure will increase the aging process.

It will take 1 to 2 years for the effects of your Sculptra to diminish.The enhancement will gradually start to fade. You should discuss this with your doctor.

Esta Kronberg, MD

Houston Dermatologic Surgeon

What Happens/Risks Are There if Sculptra is Reconstituted 2 Weeks Prior to Injection

Esta Kronberg, MD

Houston Dermatologic Surgeon

Is Doing About "90" Sculptra Patients in an Office, Enough Experience? I am wondering if this is considered a lot of sculptra injections. I keep seeing how you want to get someone who really knows how to administer the sculpture injection technique properly or it can cause problems. If so, what kind of problems?

A: Scultpra Injectors Experience

Sculpra Aesthetic restricts its use to Dermatologists and Plastic Surgeons who have undergone their training course(s). In order to find a Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon who has been through the official training with Scultpra Aesthetic, please visit the Sculptra Aesthetic website. At their website, you will be able to find a trained physician injector in your area through a search box. It sounds like your physician has had a lot of experience with this injectable, but feel free to locate them on the Sculptra Aesthetic website.

All injectable fillers have the potential to cause bruising, discomfort, redness, swelling, bleeding, migration of product, infection, and allergic reactions, even in the hands of experienced injectors. Visible nodules from Sculptra Aesthetic injections are seen with decreased frequency since the adoption of improved dilution and reconstitution techniques.

Jennifer Peterson, MD

Houston Dermatologist