I'm 61 and skin is in good condition, but I do have sagging, especially in my lower face and jawline and neck. The correct long term solution is a face/neck lift procedure. But in the meantime, since I cannot afford the downtime right NOW, what can I do such a sculptra to help me feel better about myself, but not ruin the ability to get a facelift in another year or so? What would the best timing be? Thank you!
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October 28, 2017
Answer: Sculptra After 60, Before Facelift? Sculptra and Other Noninvasive Therapies Rejuvenate Face
Thank you for your question. The Fractional laser goes is superficial and works just above the skin. Sculptra is typically injected beneath the surface of the skin therefore you can have both treatments done simultaneously. For more information, I recommend seeking treatment from a...
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...
