Just Had my First Sculptra Treatment 2 Days Ago. Is It Normal for my Face to Feel Tight? Will I Peel? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Just Had my First Sculptra Treatment 2 Days Ago. Is It Normal for my Face to Feel Tight? Will I Peel?

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by zoey3844
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Sculptra

The tightness that you are experiencing is from the swelling from the Sculptra treatment. This will subside within a few weeks. You should not peel.
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Tightness after Sculptra

Hi Zoey, The tightness your'e feeling is just the saline and swelling. It will subside within a few weeks. You shouldn't peel. If you are, it is likely unrelated to the Sculptra.
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Sculptra - tightness after treatment

You likely are feeling swelling and hence tightness. That will improve in a day or two. You typically do not peel after sculptra.

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Sculptra and tightness

Sculptra is injected with sterile water. As the water is absorbed, the tightness will subside. Sculptra injections do not cause peeling.
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Sculptra and days after treatment

It is not uncommon for the skin to feel a little tight for several days after Sculptra treatment. This could be related to bruising, swelling or simply your body's natural response to the injections. This is actually not an "bad" thing. Sometimes when the cheek area has been treated, I will also have patients state that they feel a pressure in their sinuses. While the treatment is not injected into sinus cavities, the product does produce a pressure... more
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Tight Feeling Face After Sculptra

When Sculptra is injected into the face, some patients develop a little bruising or swelling afterwards that can make the face feel a little "tight." This should resolve within about a week. You can try some ice packs to help it resolve a little more quickly.
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