I have Multiple Sclerosis (Relapsing Remitting) 14.5 years now. I am 43 and having concerns re: hollowing in my temples and cheeks. I was told I am a good candidate for Sculptra. However, I am concerned about contradicting information regarding its use if you have MS or any other autoimmune disease. My Neurologist in not familiar with Sculptra and does not know how to advise me. I am currently using Ocrevus at a treatment for my Multiple Sclerosis and am stable.
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Dear sunshinepaige,
Yes, Sculptra can be used on the forearms, décolletage and other skin-relaxed and collagen losing areas. You find little to read on it because it is an off-label use and while injector numbers are increasing, this is evolving. You may also consider using collagen inducing ...
You can have Sculptra injected any time you like. I would give yourself a bit of time for everything to settle and for all the swelling to go away so you have a clearer pictures of how much volume you need replaced.
Hi there,Thank you for your question. Generally speaking it is best to inject Sculptra deeply to avoid the possibilities of nodules. Also massaging the area post Sculptra is a must! Have a consultation with a Board Certified Physician to explain all the pros and cons of all injections.Best of...
