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In my opinion, you could fly the same day after a Sculptra treatment to the temple without a problem. After any injection, it is possible to develop bruising or swelling though, so just be aware that the area may look different for a few days.
I appreciate your question. As long as your Sculptra was administered by an experienced, board-certified dermatologist, you can travel one day after your treatment. Sculptra is injected deeply in the temples into the dermal structure so it can trigger more collagen production and improve skin at the cellular level. While it is not unusual to have mild bruising and swelling after a Sculptra injection, these side effects do not interfere with daily activities and should not be noticeable to others after a few days. There are no other risks associated with Sculptra injections to the temple and long flight days. I usually recommend that you massage Sculptra 5 times a day for 5 days for 5 minutes at a time to ensure even results. You can covertly do this on an airplane and hope no one asks you why!
Sculptra is typically injected into many areas of the face including the temples. It is absolutely safe for you to fly five days after your injections. Sculptra's main side effect is bruising or swelling. By the fifth day there shouldn't be any noticeable differences. Please consult an expert in Sculptra for the best cosmetic injections. Best, Dr. Green
Dear HappyEmoji, You may have swelling and bruising following any injection including Sculptra. I do not anticipate you having any trouble taking a flight soon after your injection(s). Don't forget to massage as you have been instructed! Bon voyage.
If the Sculptra treatment was performed in an expertly manner, you can fly anywhere immediately following the treatment I hope this helps and good luck from New York City
Sculptra is a collagen stimulating filler that is a good option for temple volume loss. I also use Restylane Refyne and Restylane Defyne for temples. I find that most fillers tend to last longer in the temples then other parts of the face. Sculptra is a safe and effective treatment.
Poli lactic acid is a different substance than hyaluronic acid. There’s still chances of granuloma with Sculptra with the wrong dilution or technique. But not affects hypertrophic scarring. So go for it and good luck. Dr Luis Salazar Aesthetic Solutions
Sculptra is an FDA-approved dermal filler commonly used to add volume to various areas of the face, including the temple areas. While it’s generally considered safe when administered by a trained professional, there are some risks and potential side effects associated with Sculptra injections i...