Hello. I am 2 years post revision facelift with fat transfer. The first surgery resulted in an unattractive dent in my cheek, even with faThDr added more during revision surgery. That was still not a good fix. Subsequently I had filler injections which left my face in worse shape. (I’ve since had those dissolved.) Over 10 years ago I had Sculptra successfully injected in my face. My question is whether Sculptra might be the answer to what now appears as lumpy oddly contoured cheek?
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Good question. I believe if you want a more regenerative lasting approach, you want to use a combination of Sculptra, PRP and Morpheus RF microneedling to tighten, replenish and rehydrate the skin globally. Filler will have an immediate result but will not address the root causes of sagging and...
As a top Sculptra Injector in NYC and a national GAIN trainer for Sculptra injections, the new injection technique has been used in my office since 2015 and is the only technique I use and train on. My preference for Sculptra is cannula only.
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Sculptra is made of PLLA which is typically made from fermented plant starch such as from corn, cassava, sugarcane or sugar beet pulp. PLLA is also used to make sutures because of its ability to dissolve over time and stimulate healthy soft tissue regeneration, especially collagen. There are no...
