55 y.o.; 5'2", 110#. I have some fat and loose skin on my upper arms. I don't want brachioplasty, I'm not a candidate for short-scar arm lift, and if I were to get lipo now I don't have enough elasticity for the skin to retract after the reduction in volume. If I get sculptra in that fatty area, is it possible that it could bring back enough elasticity to be a candidate for arm lipo after about a year or so?
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I'm sorry this has happened to you. I stopped using Sculptra quite a few years ago, once more robust HA fillers ca(me on the scene whose result can last almost as long as those from Sculptra, are less expensive, require only one treatment session to achieve (Sculptra usually requires three...
'm sorry this has happened to you. I stopped using Sculptra quite a few years ago, once more robust HA fillers ca(me on the scene whose result can last almost as long as those from Sculptra, are less expensive, require only one treatment session to achieve (Sculptra usually requires three...
Sculptra is a type of injectable filler that works by stimulating your body to make new collagen, adding volume to the area of injection. It's primarily composed of poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), a biodegradable synthetic substance.The claims that Sculptra only stimulates scar tissue and not healthy...