Fat loss after laser YAG injuries. What do you recommend? Sculptra, hyaluronic acid? (Photo)
May 25, 2022
Asked By:Jacques Lion in Berlin, Thüringen, Allemagne
Hello, Due to an overdose of YAG laser (to remove a venule under the eye, near the nose), an aesthetic doctor caused atrophy (or fat cells loss ?) under the tear trough, up to my left cheekbone (Pictures). However, I had not asked him to intervene in this part of the face which is now asymmetrical. Today I hesitate between an injection of Sculptra or hyaluronic acid but which lasts more than a year. What do you recommend ? I know it's a dangerous area because there are a lot of arteries
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There is no data about how anything can impact the results of RLT because there is no data to show that RLT has any effect. That's right. RLT has no data showing any efficacy. It's like IV vitamins. Useless. Stop wasting your money.
Sculptra itself would not be unsafe to a person with a history of keloids. The process of injecting the Sculptra is what could potentially cause a keloid to form. It is unusual to have keloids on the face though (not including the ears), so if you were going to have Sculptra injected into the...
Hello. Thanks for your question. Sculptra is a good treatment for cellulite, among others. It's not possible to say if it's better for you until a complete exam in person. In most cases, Sculptra may eliminate cellulite, making soft the skin, and stimulating collagen growth. Consult a specialist...
