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Sculptra is a great filler to combine with hyaluronic acid fillers either at the same time or in separate visits. Since the fillers work differently, there is usually a synergistic effect of providing instant volume and lift as well as increased skin quality and collagen. There is should be no increased risk of the combination. Make sure to see an expert injector for your treatments. Both voluma and sculptra can be quite costly and are often less effective due to poor placement in untrained hands.
No problem. You should wait until your Voluma result is stable (2-3 wks) before getting Sculptra so that your doctor know how much is going to be necessary to get the best soft tissue augmentation.
I do sculptra with voluma in different planes for short term improvement and long term collagen remodeling. I suggest you see an expert in facial sculpting who uses a number of fillers. Best, Dr. Emer.
It would be fine to use Sculptra after being treated with Voluma, or vice versa. One possible issue with this however is just being able to evaluate the area to be treated. If there is a current filler in place, it will make the area fuller than usual. This does not mean the treatment cannot be done, but it means the current filler just needs to be taken into account.
Hi Rose,We use Sculptra with Voluma all of the time. As long as these products are used properly there should be no problem. I particularly like to use Voluma over the bone of the cheeks with the first treatment of Sculptra. As with any facial aesthetic treatment, the most important aspect of your treatment is making sure that you choose your cosmetic physician most carefully based on their experience, skill, knowledge, and natural artistic vision. Good luck and be well.Dr. P
Using different fillers together or sequentially is frequently done and can even have synergistically better effects. Please consult a board certified aesthetic dermatologist for a consultation!
Yes, it should be fine to have Sculptra done after Voluma. Make sure that you wait at least two weeks following your Voluma injections before having Sculptra done so that all the swelling is resolved and your injector can better assess how much Sculptra you’ll need. HA fillers such as Voluma and collagen building fillers such as Sculptra are often used together to create comprehensive volumization results.
Thanks for your question! Sculptra can be injected after Voluma, but it would be best to wait 1-2 weeks for any swelling to resolve from the Sculptra. Be sure to visit a board certified plastic surgeon or a certified nurse injector specialist for the filler treatments.
Yes, Sculptra can be used after Voluma. It is important to have treatment with an experienced cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon to achieve the best results.
I use fillers and Sculptra together all the time for facial enhancement. Each have different attributes and can be used together to give beautiful balance and volume to the face. I use Sculptra to give global facial volumization to improve the tired and haggard look that patients get when they lose volume as they age. Aging can almost be viewed as icing sliding off of our cake. As we age we don't make as much volume (cake) and our soft tissue and skin descend (icing) and our faces look longer and more hollow. I use fillers in specific areas of the face to treat isolated areas of volume loss. Appropriate use of volume can make us look fresher and more youthful without making use look different or over filled.