How much does Sculptra cost?

4 answers to “How much does Sculptra cost?”

A: Sculptra, Is it worth the cost?

David L. Mobley, MD

 In my practice we charge $1000 per vial of Sculptra which doesn't tell you much unless you know how much you need.  It does, however, give you a benchmark to work from. In real practice we use it to add volume to the face in many areas and it is a very helpful alternative.  It is a valid... more

A: Sculptra cost

Lavinia Chong, MD

Prior to receiving FDA approval for lipoatrophy (loss of facial fat) due to aging, we charged $1200/bottle.  We generally dilute a bottle with 6-7cc of sterile water and add 2cc of local anesthetic prior to dosing, so a bottle can generate almost 9-10cc of product, which can be used to fill cheeks and... more

A: Sculptra costs much less than you think

Joel B. Singer, MD

Hi, I charge by the vial and usually use one vial for each session. The average patient requires three sessions to get full correction. The cost is $1099 for the first vial and if two vials are used at one session the second vial is $900. If you calculate the cost of the average correction it is a total of... more

A: Scuptra cost is slightly greater upfront cost, save thousands in the long run!

Ran Y. Rubinstein, MD

After a complete assessment, a determination is made as to how many vials (bottles) and how many treatment sessions will be required. I have patients bring in photos of themselves from each decade which helps illustrate the progression and location of volume loss.  Most patients in their 30's and 40's... more

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