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How long after PRF microneedling can I have Sculptra?

January 23, 2023
Asked By:MediKate in New York, New York

I had PRF injections to my face two weeks ago and PRF microneedling (0.75mm) two days ago. My last Sculptra treatment was two months ago and the next is planned in 10 days. Would that be too soon? I read conflicting information; I know the Sculptra injections are deeper than the microneedling, but would the skin still need time to heal before I get injections (paired with alcohol to sanitize)? I'm a little worried that 0.75mm was too deep for some areas, so don't want to overdo it.

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