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I would not recommend using Sculptra to add volume to the upper eyelid or the lower eyelid. The skin is very thin in the eyelids and it is possible to develop long standing visible irregularities using Sculptra in this area.
Thank you for your question. I do not recommend the use of Sculptra in the upper or lower eyelids. This is because the skin in the eyelids is very thin and it is possible to irregularities such as lumps. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!
Sculptra is not the right filler for this area. It is too watery to stay in place and correct the area of concern. Restylane is best. Some are using Bellafill. Always use cannulas here and never add too much
Sculptra does a wonderful job of filling out lost volume in the temples. It’s a collagen stimulator, so it will stimulate your body to produce more of your own, strengthening collagen and elastin. The results can last for up to two years, though you may want to touch up at the year to y...
Thank you for your question. Each physician’s office policy for payment is different. Some may charge upfront and others may not. I hope this helps!
Keloids develop in skin after injury to the skin layers. I have never seen or heard of a keloid developing from small needle sticks. Two vials of sculptra is a routine injection amount.
