are u able to have sculptra under eyes then have a filler too????
Answer: Sculptra Placement Under The Eyes Sculptra is usually not placed under the eyes due to risk of nodule formation in this location. Typically, hyaluronic acid fillers such as Juvederm or Restylane are placed as they can be reversed if necessary. The best application of Sculptra is along the midface, cheek, and temple area.
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Answer: Sculptra Placement Under The Eyes Sculptra is usually not placed under the eyes due to risk of nodule formation in this location. Typically, hyaluronic acid fillers such as Juvederm or Restylane are placed as they can be reversed if necessary. The best application of Sculptra is along the midface, cheek, and temple area.
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September 16, 2014
Answer: Sculptra under the eyes? I would not recommend Sculptra in the under eye area. There is a high risk of visibility and possible nodule formation. There are much safer options available for this area, such as Restylane or Belotero, which provide significant improvement without the risks of Sculptra.
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September 16, 2014
Answer: Sculptra under the eyes? I would not recommend Sculptra in the under eye area. There is a high risk of visibility and possible nodule formation. There are much safer options available for this area, such as Restylane or Belotero, which provide significant improvement without the risks of Sculptra.
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July 20, 2014
Answer: Sculptra is Ideal for the Temples, Cheeks and Chin. Not for lower eyelids and Tear Troughs The lower eyelid lines are commonly caused by skin aging and mid face descent which accentuates a natural groove in this region called the tear trough. This area is the transition between the lower eyelid and the cheek. As the face ages, the cheek fat descends and this hollow area is revealed. It can be corrected with volumetric fillers for mild to moderate aging and a midface lift or cheek lift for moderate to severe lines. I would recommend a hyaluronic acid based filler for this region, and a combination of Juvederm, and Voluma or Perlane would be great. They are smooth and reliable, and they can be dissolved if needed. Sculptra is a biostimulator and activates collagen deposition in the areas of injection. Sculptra is great for the temples, cheeks and chin, but may lead to nodularity and unreliable volume in the lower eyelid.I hope this helps!
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July 20, 2014
Answer: Sculptra is Ideal for the Temples, Cheeks and Chin. Not for lower eyelids and Tear Troughs The lower eyelid lines are commonly caused by skin aging and mid face descent which accentuates a natural groove in this region called the tear trough. This area is the transition between the lower eyelid and the cheek. As the face ages, the cheek fat descends and this hollow area is revealed. It can be corrected with volumetric fillers for mild to moderate aging and a midface lift or cheek lift for moderate to severe lines. I would recommend a hyaluronic acid based filler for this region, and a combination of Juvederm, and Voluma or Perlane would be great. They are smooth and reliable, and they can be dissolved if needed. Sculptra is a biostimulator and activates collagen deposition in the areas of injection. Sculptra is great for the temples, cheeks and chin, but may lead to nodularity and unreliable volume in the lower eyelid.I hope this helps!
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July 15, 2014
Answer: Sculptra under the eyes and/or other fillers? The hyaluronic acid fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero) are preferred for their softness and naturalness and also the ability to dissolve and correct a problem in this thin and more technical area to fill. However, that being said, I do use small amounts of Sculptra just below the thin tissue of the tear trough and infraorbital rim to get more volume which helps in the properly selected patient. It needs to be minimal and done in several sessions to avoid problems. I use Juvederm Ultra with a Belotero overlay to best correct the thin eyelid-cheek areas of the tear trough and infraorbital rim region.
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July 15, 2014
Answer: Sculptra under the eyes and/or other fillers? The hyaluronic acid fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero) are preferred for their softness and naturalness and also the ability to dissolve and correct a problem in this thin and more technical area to fill. However, that being said, I do use small amounts of Sculptra just below the thin tissue of the tear trough and infraorbital rim to get more volume which helps in the properly selected patient. It needs to be minimal and done in several sessions to avoid problems. I use Juvederm Ultra with a Belotero overlay to best correct the thin eyelid-cheek areas of the tear trough and infraorbital rim region.
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July 12, 2014
Answer: Can Sculptra be used under the eyes as well as other fillers? I do not use Sculptra under the eyes because the skin is very thin there and visible bumps can occur. The only filler I recommend using under the eyes is any of the hyaluronic acid fillers, but my preference is Restylane in that area.
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July 12, 2014
Answer: Can Sculptra be used under the eyes as well as other fillers? I do not use Sculptra under the eyes because the skin is very thin there and visible bumps can occur. The only filler I recommend using under the eyes is any of the hyaluronic acid fillers, but my preference is Restylane in that area.
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