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Bleeding disorder, Sculptra use

Sad skinOct 9, 2023
I have 2 questions. First, I have a mild but rare bleeding disorder that will likely require intravenous delivery of recombinant factor at the start. I have had it in an office setting for oral surgery without problem- would a plastic surgeon turn me away for this condition, however? Is Renuva a viable alternative? Second, I have read one surgeon saying fat transfers do not take as well in people who have had Sculptra injections. Have you found this to be the case? Thank you!

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Dr. Leonard Grossman, MD
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Answered on Oct 10, 2023
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Leonard Grossman, MD

In your state of looseness of the upper arm, I would definitely not perform brachioplasty of any kind. Adding sculptra will simply add volume, but not change the elasticity of the skin. That is not the purpose of Sculptra. However, you can undergo a procedure of Renuvion tissue tightening,...

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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...

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Nelson Lee Novick, MD

'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...

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