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Thermage or Sculptra for Thin, Sagging Skin?

irish susanneSep 18, 2008
I'm 49 and have typical Irish skin. It looks clear, but it is quite thin and beginning to sag. I'm considering Thermage, but following a conversation with a doctor today, have been encouraged to have Sculptra instead. Does anyone have any advice? Many thanks.

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Dr. Steven Wallach, MD
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Dr. George J. Beraka, MD (retired)
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