that it wasn't a filler, so I wouldn't get lumps. I shouldn't have agreed! Only afterward did I read that it's not approved for use there. I'm visiting a country where there's no Belotero, and have not had good results with Restylane. Obviously I won't return there again! I massaged 5 minutes today, and will daily for 5 days. Should I use a lot of pressure, or a little? Are lumps likely to form, and when would they form? It looks fine now, although I've read this is just temporary swelling.
November 15, 2015
Answer: Sculptra under the eye As you can see, many respected Doctors use Sculptra under the eye so don't panic. However, massage at this point isn't going to make any difference so you can stop. Best, Dr. Nazarian
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November 15, 2015
Answer: Sculptra under the eye As you can see, many respected Doctors use Sculptra under the eye so don't panic. However, massage at this point isn't going to make any difference so you can stop. Best, Dr. Nazarian
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November 9, 2015
Answer: Sculpture Used for Tear Troughs Hello,There is what is known as off-label usage of drugs and medical products that are not only perfectly legitimate and effective, but also very commonly performed. Sculptra is a product that has unfortunately developed a bad reputation, and many doctors no longer use it. When done properly, Sculptra has many applications, including the tear troughs. Gentle massage for a few minutes a few times per day is very good, and will encourage a smooth, even result.Sculptra is technically not a filler. It is a crystalline polymer that promotes collagen production, which in turn causes volume increases and wrinkle reduction.You should be fine.
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November 9, 2015
Answer: Sculpture Used for Tear Troughs Hello,There is what is known as off-label usage of drugs and medical products that are not only perfectly legitimate and effective, but also very commonly performed. Sculptra is a product that has unfortunately developed a bad reputation, and many doctors no longer use it. When done properly, Sculptra has many applications, including the tear troughs. Gentle massage for a few minutes a few times per day is very good, and will encourage a smooth, even result.Sculptra is technically not a filler. It is a crystalline polymer that promotes collagen production, which in turn causes volume increases and wrinkle reduction.You should be fine.
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