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Facial fat grafting after Sculptra - will there be complications?

In just wondering if there may be complications if I do Fat grafting in the same area of my face in my mid 30s after using Sculptra in my late 20s?

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Dr. Leonard Grossman, MD
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Answered on Mar 23, 2023
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