Are there deep collagen stimulating alternatives to Sculptra for people prone to hypertrophic scarring and granulomas?

I have not had any issues using Sculptra on patients with a history of hypertrophic scarring.  Sculptra is a completely different product than hyaluronic acid fillers, so I would see no problem using it in someone who had a history of granulomas from hyaluronic acid fillers.  

Poli lactic acid is a different substance than hyaluronic acid. There’s still chances of granuloma with Sculptra with the wrong dilution or technique. But not affects hypertrophic scarring. So go for it and good luck. 

Dr Luis Salazar
Aesthetic Solutions 

Sculptra is poly-L-lactic acid which is a completely different compound than hyaluronic acid. Additionally, we use a small gauged needle to inject Sculptra therefore there is minimal risk of hypertrophic scarring. A possible side effect of Sculptra is a hard nodule called a Sculptoma. These can be avoided with frequent massaging of the injected area (typically 5 times a day for 5 minutes) for the first 5 days following the injections.