Hello! I am 41 years old. Wondering if I should add sculptra to my temple and lower cheek area (see photo of injection technique I was looking into. Would this help add some you youth back to my face?
Answer: Sculptra in the temples Yes!! Do it! Over the last 20 years, I have seen so many happy patients when we address the temples. The photo you posted of the injection lines for the temple are a good general assessment and but your injector may decide to change that up a bit.
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Answer: Sculptra in the temples Yes!! Do it! Over the last 20 years, I have seen so many happy patients when we address the temples. The photo you posted of the injection lines for the temple are a good general assessment and but your injector may decide to change that up a bit.
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September 6, 2024
Answer: Good candidate for Sculptra? Hello Rose. Yes you do appear to be a candidate for Sculptra. The forward facing photo shows volume loss at the temples and the side view shows volume loss in what we refer to as the pre-auricular space, the area in front of the ears. Your cheeks have good lateral volume (the width), but the mid face - the portion of the cheek below the eyes - could use some volume as it is flattening. Overall, we would likely suggest 3-4 vials of Sculptra over a period of 6 months.
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September 6, 2024
Answer: Good candidate for Sculptra? Hello Rose. Yes you do appear to be a candidate for Sculptra. The forward facing photo shows volume loss at the temples and the side view shows volume loss in what we refer to as the pre-auricular space, the area in front of the ears. Your cheeks have good lateral volume (the width), but the mid face - the portion of the cheek below the eyes - could use some volume as it is flattening. Overall, we would likely suggest 3-4 vials of Sculptra over a period of 6 months.
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August 28, 2024
Answer: Necessary Analysis and Non-Surgical Solutions Hello; There is sagging in your cheeks, volume loss in the medial cheek and tear through area. For relevant sagging in your cheeks; the best solution, if you do not have a plan to get a surgery; is PLA (Sculptra, Lanluma) to be applied on the subcutaneous plane. For realizing volume; I recommend for PLA implementation on the bone; that is, deep tissues or a dermal filler application; with a high lifting affect; which is Hyaluronic Acid based.
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August 28, 2024
Answer: Necessary Analysis and Non-Surgical Solutions Hello; There is sagging in your cheeks, volume loss in the medial cheek and tear through area. For relevant sagging in your cheeks; the best solution, if you do not have a plan to get a surgery; is PLA (Sculptra, Lanluma) to be applied on the subcutaneous plane. For realizing volume; I recommend for PLA implementation on the bone; that is, deep tissues or a dermal filler application; with a high lifting affect; which is Hyaluronic Acid based.
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August 13, 2024
Answer: Southern California Sculptra Expert...Would I be a good candidate for Sculptra? (Photo) Hello there Rosepetal,
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August 13, 2024
Answer: Southern California Sculptra Expert...Would I be a good candidate for Sculptra? (Photo) Hello there Rosepetal,
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August 13, 2024
Answer: HA Fillers Work Well For Temple Augmentation & Are Reversible If Necessary The photos do suggest some temple area volume deficit that can be addressed with fillers.
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August 13, 2024
Answer: HA Fillers Work Well For Temple Augmentation & Are Reversible If Necessary The photos do suggest some temple area volume deficit that can be addressed with fillers.
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