Sculptra - over sold a vial (Photo)

The only person who can answer these questions is the person that injected you. Sculptra is activated using water so it is true but how much water is added depends on the area being injected and the provider's preference as well.

I’m not sure as to what it is that you would like to hear from the physicians panel. There’s no such thing as a minimum number of vials to be used on any given patient. Some patients only require half a vile of sculptra to get the results they need. Your plastic surgeon should tell you exactly what they’re doing prior to the treatment itself. Always ask questions and question everything. This is your body and the only one you’ve got. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City Plastic Surgery.

There were two issues being presented in this question first, the ethical concept of amounts of a product needed to correct a deformity and second the dilution or reconstitution of the product in question. To reconstitute Sculptra needs a mixture of sterile water and locally anesthesia of xylophone usually in a dilution of one vowel using up to 5 to 10 cc of solution. Sometimes hyper dilution is indicated where you would add 15 to 20 cc of sterile solution. It is unknown what your injecting doctor did so most likely if using only two vials, it appears it was hyper diluted. If you were told you needed to unconstitutional files of the product then that is what you are charged for. If there’s excess left, there’s really not much options you can do you can’t over injection area therefore it is either discarded , in most cases I hope this is helped. Good luck.