I'm 43. I had infini, and I get Botox in my platysmal bands. Can sculptra help my jaw line look better? My chin is weak, and my jawline wasn't before, but in my 42nd year I started noticing drooping!TY
Answer: Jawline Enhancement Sculptra certainly will add a subtle enhancement. Generally I prefer Sculptra for areas such as the temporal fossa or global volume in the cheeks. For the jawline I prefer Radiesse or Voluma. These products will give you instant improvement and the product has nice structure and enhancement when placed directly on the mandible (jaw bone) and chin. Voluma has an advantage of being long lasting (up to two years) and is reversible if you don't like how it looks. Radiesse has the advantage of having 50% more product per syringe in case you need more volume or are on a budget.Good Luck
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Answer: Jawline Enhancement Sculptra certainly will add a subtle enhancement. Generally I prefer Sculptra for areas such as the temporal fossa or global volume in the cheeks. For the jawline I prefer Radiesse or Voluma. These products will give you instant improvement and the product has nice structure and enhancement when placed directly on the mandible (jaw bone) and chin. Voluma has an advantage of being long lasting (up to two years) and is reversible if you don't like how it looks. Radiesse has the advantage of having 50% more product per syringe in case you need more volume or are on a budget.Good Luck
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Answer: Sculptura- Great for the face And Jaw Thanks for the question and photos. Sculptra is a great product that works to produce more collagen within the dermis. Recommended treatment areas involve the cheeks, temples, nasolabial folds, and jaw line. We have seen great results with all areas, especially when the patient receives multiple treatments. Both women and men ask about more defined jaw lines, and sculptra is both a safe and effective treatment to do so!
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Answer: Sculptura- Great for the face And Jaw Thanks for the question and photos. Sculptra is a great product that works to produce more collagen within the dermis. Recommended treatment areas involve the cheeks, temples, nasolabial folds, and jaw line. We have seen great results with all areas, especially when the patient receives multiple treatments. Both women and men ask about more defined jaw lines, and sculptra is both a safe and effective treatment to do so!
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June 21, 2017
Answer: Sculptra for jawline? Yes. Sculptra will help with the jawline and the cheeks as well. Sculptra is FDA approved in the face and you should have a formal consultation for best results. Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
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June 21, 2017
Answer: Sculptra for jawline? Yes. Sculptra will help with the jawline and the cheeks as well. Sculptra is FDA approved in the face and you should have a formal consultation for best results. Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
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June 21, 2017
Answer: Sculptra Thank you for your photos. Sculptra could be used for your jawline but ideally I recommend it for larger areas where you desire a significant amount of added volume such as sunken cheeks. Unlike other injectable fillers, Sculptra is a volumizing filler that causes the body to produce new collagen. This means it takes longer to show results, but also that the results may last longer than other filler. I recommend getting an in-person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.
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June 21, 2017
Answer: Sculptra Thank you for your photos. Sculptra could be used for your jawline but ideally I recommend it for larger areas where you desire a significant amount of added volume such as sunken cheeks. Unlike other injectable fillers, Sculptra is a volumizing filler that causes the body to produce new collagen. This means it takes longer to show results, but also that the results may last longer than other filler. I recommend getting an in-person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.
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June 19, 2017
Answer: Strong chin So I would need a lateral to say for sure but I think you have a strong chin. You can of course always make it stronger but for you, i think it is more likely that you are experiencing the early signs of mid and lower facial ageing. Rather than strengthening your chin, there may be something more surgical that you might want to consider like a neck lift. Hope that helps, Adam Goodwin
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June 19, 2017
Answer: Strong chin So I would need a lateral to say for sure but I think you have a strong chin. You can of course always make it stronger but for you, i think it is more likely that you are experiencing the early signs of mid and lower facial ageing. Rather than strengthening your chin, there may be something more surgical that you might want to consider like a neck lift. Hope that helps, Adam Goodwin
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