I have used sculptra for years. This time I developed a malar adema. The dr injected perlane to try and desguise the edema which made it worse then after weeks finally eleminated the perlane and the edema subsided. I have had injections for years. I now have droopy skin across the cheek bone. I want to do the sculptra again but am conerned the area should heal first or is this condition permanent. How can I fill around the area as to not cause it to swell again?
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Thank you for your question. The safest thing to do is not be injected. Hopefully, the people you paid the money will do the honorable thing and refund the money or offer an alternate product which is safer. HA is very safe if applicable for your location of choice. I hope this helps!
Thank you for your question. The safest thing to do is to have nothing injected. You have to determine how much risk you want to undertake, and how important the cosmetic improvement is worth to you. No procedure or injection is zero risk. Thus, you have to decide what risk you...
There is no known link between Sculptra and increased saliva production. The only concern I have is if the Sculptra injections went deep close to the parotid gland duct in the cheek. Even in that case it would cause Mumps like swelling of the parotid gland but not increased salivation.
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