Sculptra for sagging skin? How does that work? (photos)

I use this all over the body, chest wrinkles, arm wrinkles, knees and face.  I find that its best in combination with a radiofrequency or ultrasound skin tightening device or even thermiRF.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Sculptra is a collagen bio-stimulatory "filler" that works to restore volume by causing neocollagenesis.  Sculptra can be a great option for volume loss, sagging skin, and small contouring irregularities.  However, in larger areas of the body, large amounts of sculptra would need to be used over multiple session that usually makes this treatment not-cost effective except for very small areas.  Consider non-invasive tightening devices or a treatment like cellulaze.

Sculptra is not an appropriate product or solution for your areas of concern if used alone.  You might consider various RF(radiofrequency) systems to help contribute to some skin tightening or smoothing for your concerns.

I don't think that using Sculptra in the areas of the thighs near the knees is going to give you the effect that you desire. Thermage or Ultrashape with Velashape or a combination thereof will give you the desired cosmetic effect.BestDr Karamanoukian

I would definitely look into Thermage to tighten the skin.  The new Thermage FLX works faster and even better for your areas of concern on the arms and legs. Sculptra would be a waste of time and money and not tighten the skin in that area.  Best, Dr. Green