Will granulomas go away on own once sculptra is reabsorbed? Doctors I've consulted with will not surgically remove. (Photo)

Sculptra is the 'other' filler: the delayed gratification slow-building one.  In our practice we use a number of injectable fillers. They all can be very good and results are immediate. What you see is what you get.                    ...

Sculptra is usually not placed under the eyes due to risk of nodule formation in this location.  Typically, hyaluronic acid fillers such as Juvederm or Restylane are placed as they can be reversed if necessary.  The best application of Sculptra is along the midface, cheek, and temple area.

Sculptra reactions are rare and usually are associated with what was used to wash the skin or what it was reconstituted in. It sounds like you did have a reaction to something and fortunately it did go away. Try testing a small area like you would for an allergy test or PPD before having another...

Unfortunately, you will have to wait out the slow diminution of the fill over the next years. Some physicians prefer a good pop in volume to show the resuls because a gradual fill sometimes leaves the patient wondering what they paid for, as slowly building results sometimes aren't appreciated...