Filler is Encapsulated. How to Get Rid of This?

In my experience, I've had many good results in patients over 65 using Sculptra. Given the fact that more mature skin has less collagen at baseline due to sun, genetics and other enviornmental factors, more sculptra treatment sessions are usually necessary for older patients. Additionally,...

Thank you for your question. Usually there's swelling and bruising after injection for about a week, and the tightness is probably due to some swelling. No peeling involved. I hope this helps.

Sculptra treatments have not been shown to cause a greater incidence of keloid scarring.  Sculptra has also been shown to be safe in people of all skin colors and types.  Having said that, most of the injectable fillers are not recommended to be used in people with a history of keloids...

On average, it takes 3 treatments to see optimal results but many factors are involved including: 1.  Age of the person 2.  Exercise: people who exercise > 1 to 2 hours a day require more treatments. 3.  Weight loss could affect the results. You will continue to...

Sculptra is absorbable suture material injected under the skin and in a significant number of patients it is permanent. It is a better volumizer, like filling in a hollow cheek as opposed to  filling in a line.   Artefill is permanent. It is plexiglass like beads in a collagen...

It is common for Sculptra treatments to be spaced 6-8 weeks apart.  The amount of volume used is dependent on how much facial volume loss there is.