Hi, is it possible to have a treatment with Sculptra on the cheeks after having had one in the same area with hyperdiluted Radiesse? Unfortunately, my provider says I will need to wait at least 6 months before having Sculptra since the results will start to show gradually during the following months. Since I feel like Radiesse hasn't filled up my (sunken) cheeks enough, i would like to proceed with a treatment with Sculptra. Would very much appreciate your opinion
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Like you said in your question, experience is the most important thing in the treatment using Sculptra. I have been using Sculptra since 1997 and we’ve never had a single complication in a patient. The doctor and the patient have to have a common understanding and an agreement of what it is t...
The best way to treat fat loss is with autologous fat transfer. That means taking the fat from an area in your body, where the fat is stubborn, processing it, and re-injecting it with stem cells into the area where the fat loss has occurred. The result should be natural and permanent. I hope...
At least from the photos provided, which demonstrate rather common aesthetic issues treated practically every day with fillers in active cosmetic dermatology practices, I really can only guess that the lack of success you had with fillers relates to treatment by a novice injector and/or the use...
