Hi, I had a consult with a doctor who told me sculptra/lanluma needs to be injected in the deep dermis for the buttocks. However, I read on the internet that it needs to be injected in the subdermis (fat layer). Will it harm the results if injected in the deep dermis instead? Or will there be no effect? This is the only party in my area offering the treatment, unfortunately. And is the damage by the cannula to the skin in the deep dermis significantly greater or similar to the subdermis? Thanks
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Regardless of what filler you use, it will cost you much more money than you think to get any visible augmentation of your buttocks. Renuva, Sculptra, and Bellafill are all fillers that were designed and marketed for the face, where a few cc's (syringes or vials) makes a big difference. They are...
This is something we do frequently. I use a mix of products and sculptra is one of effective ones. Like so many things, what you put into this is proportional to what you get out. More in leads to a better outcome typically. The procedure is done quickly in the office.
In a great majority of individuals, the indents that are seen in the middle of the buttocks, I caused by an injection, which was administered when this person was a very young child or infant. A hematoma which is formed from such an injection (and it does not happen in everyone) causes damage to...
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