Any Information on Poly L Lactic Acid?

Thank you for your question. PLLA  is not known for migration so if this is indeed the case, perhaps you are better  being seen at a university level setting.  This is not a typical response, and I would want to be certain this is indeed Sculptra, and I must say I am very skeptical this is migrating Sculptra, but am open minded enough to ask if you have had the traveling nodules biopsied, and if so, what was the pathology report.  I hope this helps!

Although it is possible to get nodules after treatment with Poly-L-lactic acid (Sculptra), it is not possible for them to travel throughout your body.  If nodules develop, they would do so only where the product was injected and not elsewhere.  There are potential treatments that can be done to help with nodules, so I would recommend a consultation with a physician experienced with Sculptra to see if there might be options to help with your condition.  

Poly-L lactic acid (Sculptra) is frequently used and safe when injected properly. It can cause nodules in certain areas of the face. It would be very unusual for it to migrate though. I think you would be best served by an in-person consultation with a Dermatologist or Facial Plastic Surgeon with Sculptra experience. They can evaluate you and determine the nature of the nodules that you're seeing on your face and elsewhere. I would recommend doing that now as you're experiencing issues that are very uncommon with Sculptra treatment. I hope this information is helpful.
Stephen Weber, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Lone Tree Facial Plastic Surgeon