Hi I had my first sculptra injection into cheeks 4 weeks ago and we be due to go back in 4 weeks time.if I have ipl on my face inbetween will it affect the sculptra?the office I go to also offers threeforme which is ipl followed by the ebrium laser.will this affect sculptra outcome? Many thanks
June 9, 2018
Answer: Sculptra and IPL In my opinion, it would be fine to have an IPL treatment in between Sculptra treatments. The Sculptra injections are normally placed fairly deep under the surface of the skin and the IPL would not penetrate to that depth. The IPL should not affect the Sculptra results. I would recommend discussing this with the physician who treated you with Sculptra though, as your physician may have a different opinion.
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June 9, 2018
Answer: Sculptra and IPL In my opinion, it would be fine to have an IPL treatment in between Sculptra treatments. The Sculptra injections are normally placed fairly deep under the surface of the skin and the IPL would not penetrate to that depth. The IPL should not affect the Sculptra results. I would recommend discussing this with the physician who treated you with Sculptra though, as your physician may have a different opinion.
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February 23, 2018
Answer: Will IPL or erbium laser affect my Sculptra injection? There will be no affect on your Sculptra with any laser, RF, or IPL. There should be no worry whatsoever. There have been numerous studies to show that these procedure have no affect on fillers. With the collagen fillers such as Sculptra, there actually might be a synergistic affect to improve the results of the collagen produced.
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February 23, 2018
Answer: Will IPL or erbium laser affect my Sculptra injection? There will be no affect on your Sculptra with any laser, RF, or IPL. There should be no worry whatsoever. There have been numerous studies to show that these procedure have no affect on fillers. With the collagen fillers such as Sculptra, there actually might be a synergistic affect to improve the results of the collagen produced.
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