Dot laser or sculptra first? What is the best timing --which should be done first and how much time between the two would be best for optimal results of facial rejuvenation without surgery at this point? Thank you!
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September 26, 2017
Answer: Timing of Sculptra and fractional laser rejuvenation
Dermal fillers can be used at any age over 18 years, as long as there is a need. However, Sculptra is a biostimulator that is not appropriate for the tear troughs due to the increased risk of developing nodules in that area. The thin eyelid skin and the circular motion of the orbicularis oculi ...
Sculptra is a long-lasting dermal filler that can create really beautiful contours on the face and temple, but I prefer hyaluronic acid fillers for the forehead. Sculptra may rarely result in a small bump on the forehead, so a dilute hyaluronic acid filler is often preferred for the forehead to...
Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. It appears that the Botox has likely caused the indentation along the side of the eyes due to paralysis of the muscle in that area. The overlying skin is no longer folding upon itself to give the wrinkled look but this has had the secondary ...