Indentation on my forehead, is Sculptra a solution?

It is not advisable to do Sculptra on the forehead. The risk of nodule formation is very high. Instead use a reversible filler like HA.
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Dr. J

I have treated quite a few forehead indentations over the years stemming from underlying bony abnormalities to skin or muscle atrophy, etc. and have found that when properly injected, these respond quite well to the use of a low viscosity, malleable cohesive HA filler. I stopped using Sculptra quite a few years ago, since it is not only expensive, but, unlike HA fillers, cannot be dissolved should there be an adverse reaction. You would be wise to make certain that you consult with an experienced, board certified cosmetic dermatologist. Injecting the forehead, which is rich in important blood vessels, should not be left to the hands of novice, inexperienced injectors accustomed only to treating mundane smile line problems with ordinary Juvederm or plain Restylane. Hope this helps and best of luck.

The line follows a temporalis chewing muscle which can become prominent in people who grind their teeth or chew a lot of gum.Sculptra is absolutely contraindicated for forehead. I would advise to inject botox into the temporalis muscle first . If the dent still bothers you, then try carefully placed HA filler . This is a complicated injection so you ned to find an expert in this procedure. No Sculptra !