Are My Complications Normal 2 Weeks Post Sculptra? (photo)

It is difficult to answer your question without really knowing what areas were injected with Sculptra.  It is common to have swelling at this time and this swelling should continue to improve.  If however you experience swelling with fever, chills, pain, etc., you should consult your physician.  

Sculptra is reconstituted with bacteriostatic water, then injected.  For the first 24 to 72 hours one will see fullness in the area of injection secondary to the water used.  After the 72 hours, fullness that is seen is probably because of edema secondary to the trauma of injection.  You may have a deep bruise that you cannot see superficially, that should resolve with time.  Two weeks is not enough time for Sculptra to stimulate enough collagen growth to be seen by the naked eye.  Try not to worry about the asymmetry at this point.  It should resolve.  I would recommend continuing with consecutive treatments of Sculptra to work toward your goal of improving the skin and volume in the face.