About a month ago i got sculptra injections for my butt to fix divots/dents. The bruises never really went away and i have the injections scars as well. I just received my second treatment today and I’m worried that I’m going to have even more scars. I’m so upset my doctor only recommended a lighting cream and he said it will go away in time. I am living in South Florida and i would love to be able to wear a bikini by March or May.. i just don’t understand why he didn’t tell me this would happen
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February 2, 2018
Answer: Improving Hyperpigmented Scars--lasers, Aerolase, microneedling/prp, skin lightening, peels, skin care, sun protection
Recovery is pretty simple since this is non-surgical. Just follow the rule of 555. Massage every 5 minutes, 5 times a day for 5 days. Also, non-strenuous activity is encouraged for at least 2 days. Regular activities should be no problem.
Sculptra should be always injected in deep subcutaneous planes and never superficially. If SMAS layer in a particular person is very thin and close to the surface of the skin it should never be injected. For butt injections, Sculptra is injected in the deep subcutaneous layer to avoid the...
Yes, but the results will be very short-lasting. A nonsurgical option you can try is Sculptra. It is basically a type of filler that will help add volume or create a butt lift. It stimulates collagen production so that collagen grows to increase volume in the injected area.
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