Sculptra or Radiesse for neck?

Question

Does anyone have any experience with Sculptra or Radiesse for neck? If so do they both lump? I know its an off-market use but I've found a few doctors who will use either one. Any advice welcomed. (General collagen loss kept at bay with Botox currently)

Douglas Hamilton, MD · Answer

Sculptra is a bio-stimulant not a filler; by stimulating your skin to thicken it has minimal chance of promoting lumpiness. Radiesse is synthetic bone which has marvelous applications elsewhere but not on the neck.

Peter Kunz, MD · Answer

Both Radiesse and Sculptra have the ability to create lumps, so there is no guarantee when using any type of filler. I prefer Sculptra over Radiesse for the neck because I believe that collagen production greatly benefits the crepeyness often found in this area. Also if other procedures are performed in conjunction, i.e. Radio Frequency (RF) micro-needling, or fractional CO2 erbium, this will work synergistically and not cause degradation of the product.

Inessa Fishman, MD · Answer

I prefer hyperdilute Radiesse to Sculptra in the neck, and find it is less likely to form lumps and has the nice benefit of immediate treatment gratification.  For maximal nonsurgical neck rejuvenation, I often combine hyperdilute Radiesse with Botox/ Dysport injections and radiofrequncy microneedling.  Best of luck!

Reuel Aspacio, MD, FAAD - Account Suspended · Answer

Hi there,

Explore other options neither of this products are a good idea for this area.
Consider Lasers, PRP, Plasma pen.
Consult an expert!

Best of luck!

Sculptra or Radiesse for neck?

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