I got one vial just for my temples 2 mo ago. Then 2nd vial for just the temples one month ago. So now 2 months later my temples show no sign of increased volume. Before and after pics show the same concave temples I started out with. Should I expect any result at this point?
November 30, 2016
Answer: Sculptra and the Temples It can take two to three treatments (spaced one month apart) to see the full results of the temple area. Please consult a specialist for this delicate area. The results will then last more than two years. Best, Dr. Green
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November 30, 2016
Answer: Sculptra and the Temples It can take two to three treatments (spaced one month apart) to see the full results of the temple area. Please consult a specialist for this delicate area. The results will then last more than two years. Best, Dr. Green
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September 1, 2018
Answer: Sculptra Sculptra is a tissue stimulator meaning that it relies on the body to produce collagen and elastin in response to the injected Poly-L-lactic acid bead. Results from Sculptra occur gradually and typically patients will see correction in volume approximately four to six weeks after treatment. The more Sculptra injected the bigger the response – but results may be affected by the age of the patient as well as the degree to which the fibroblasts are capable of responding. It is possible there is a degree of hollowing that may require more than two vials. Consult with your physician to discuss the treatment plan.
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September 1, 2018
Answer: Sculptra Sculptra is a tissue stimulator meaning that it relies on the body to produce collagen and elastin in response to the injected Poly-L-lactic acid bead. Results from Sculptra occur gradually and typically patients will see correction in volume approximately four to six weeks after treatment. The more Sculptra injected the bigger the response – but results may be affected by the age of the patient as well as the degree to which the fibroblasts are capable of responding. It is possible there is a degree of hollowing that may require more than two vials. Consult with your physician to discuss the treatment plan.
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