Will use of serrapeptase and other enzymes interfere with the collagen creation process after receiving Sculptra in the face? I am unclear if the type of collagen produced is considered scar tissue and as I use serrapeptase for another health concern, I would like to know if after avoiding serrapeptase 1-2 weeks before and after sculptra injections, I can safely resume without hindering the results of the injections over time.
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You can most definitely have sculptra injections, followed by the CO2 laser resurfacing. Such procedures are very commonly done together. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City Plastic Surgery.
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