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Can Sculptra Cause Skin Flareups?

I have seb dermatitis which has not flared up in a very long time. I have had a flareup 4 weeks later each time I have gotten Sculptra. Is this a side effect that can happen?

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by cityboy in new york city
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The skin flare ups you are describing may be more related to the needle injection itself rather than the actual Sculptra product.
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Can Sculptra cause skin flareups?

I do not think that having seborrheic dermatitis should cause you not to be able to have further Sculptra treatments. Sculptra, when used correctly, can give great results that can last two to four years. Your skin flare ups may have more to do with the needle injection than the actual Sculptra. Sculptra is normally injected into the deeper tissues below the skin, so normally, it should not effect the skin's surface. I would suggest discussing your problem with a... more
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Juvederm is probably the safest filler.

Hi. With your history, you certainly should not get Sculptra again. There are other reasons (such as the need for multiple treatments) that we don't use it.

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Thanks for the feedback. It sounds like you do not use Sculptra in your practice? Do you have first hand experience using Sculptra?



Juvederm is probably the safest filler.
Hi. With your history, you certainly should not get Sculptra again. There are other reasons (such as the need for multiple treatments) that we don't use it.

George J. Beraka, MD
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Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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