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Is Plasmasculpt (PRP + Sculptra) a good treatment option?

Gregarious670292Sep 4, 2025
A salon near me offers “plasma sculpt” It is the same price as their regular sculptra, but it combines prp with sculptra. I’m very confused about it. I worry I will be getting ripped off. Should I just get the prp and the sculptra separately? Or do you think this plasma sculpt combo is a good idea?

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