Possible allergy to lidocaine, can I still get Sculptra?

It is possible to inject Sculptra without Lidocaine. I suggest you consult a board certified facial plastic surgeon
to receive the highest quality knowledge, treatment, care and skill available.

A consultation provides you the opportunity to relay your
concerns and desired outcome to the surgeon while the surgeon can assess your
health profile and discuss his/her pertinent advice. I am also providing a video that details steps to follow to assist you in avoiding skin problems down the road. Best wishes!

Bellafill does have lidocaine.  I suggest you speak to your provider about what can be done, as sculptra doesn't need lidocaine to be injected.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi Kimberly,Unless you have a well documented allergy to lidocaine, which is extremely rare (I haven't seen one in 30 years of practice), you can have Sculptra injections.  Make sure that you choose your injecting physician most carefully.  Good luck and be well.Dr. P

As others have mentioned, it is definitely possible to be treated with Sculptra and not use Lidocaine.  Just for your information though, Bellafill does have some Lidocaine in it.  

 Thank you for your question. The lidocaine mixed in with Sculptra is purely to help with discomfort. If you can manage the discomfort through other means, for example vibration, or icing, then you should be able to have Sculptra without any use of any topical or injectable numbing medication like lidocaine.

I would consider consulting an allergist to ascertain if you are allergic to lidocaine or not.  Sculptra can be injected without lidocaine.  The lidocaine is simply added to numb the area and make the injections more comfortable.  Best, Dr. Green