I’m considering sculptra butt lift as I’m very thin and do not have enough fat to transfer to my butt however I’ve been reading about lumps and bumps developing from sculptra that often require surgery to be removed. How true I that information and what are the statistics of this occurrence? I’m worried now as I had sculptra in my temples 2 months ago and was not warned of this risk so I’m very concerned that I’ll begin developing lumps in my temples over the upcoming months.
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Yes, you can take a pain reliever like Tylenol. I would avoid anti-inflammatory medications like Ibuprofen after the procedure to minimize risk of bruising.
Sculptra injections work well for butt enhancement for sagging flat buttocks. The results are long lasting, up to 3 years. The number of sessions depends on the results desired.
Hi Macy1,Sculptra is effective and typically, you would need a series of treatments using 5-10 vials of Sculptra each time. Since you are building up your own collagen, results are not as immediate as a fat transfer. Results are more subtle and may not be too apparent yet during your vacation. I...
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