Who Should Perform Sculptra - Doctor or Nurse?

The person that injects Sculptra should be a highly qualified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. This is not an easy product to do a good job with and will be there for a long time. Incorrect mixing and injecting can cause nodules(can happen even if done correctly, but less common)and this cannot be dissolved. I thought that the company will only sell this to a qualified , trained provider so this puzzles me a bit. You will be paying good money for this so make sure the person that does it is well trained as you deserve good treatment. See someone else. 

Avoid Sculptra injections by an inexperienced injector - ask for before/ after photos. I echo the comments of my colleagues that the maker of Sculptra will only sell the product to core aesthetic physicians. If you have been seen by a mid-level provider supervised by a core physician with ALOT of Sculptra experience and good before/ after photos, you can go ahead with the treatment. However, if you're not shown photos or there's no MD to be found in the practice or the injector is not supervised by a core physician, please pass and find an experienced plastic surgeon to do your Sculptra injections. Only time can make Sculptra (or a bad result) disappear and we're talking about up to 2 years of time. Get in done properly by an experienced injector the first time.Stephen Weber MD, FACS

Sculptra should only be performed by a very experienced doctor (MD) as it is an advanced treatment.  I suggest going to the sculptra website to find a doctor in your area.