I did not think you can stimulate collagen of the skin by injecting into the muscle. I would think it would just dissipate without leaving any semi-permanent improvement. Does anyone know the mechanism behind this?
March 10, 2012
Answer: The mechanism is the same
The fibroblast (the cell that produces collagen) is found in virtually ALL tissues of the human body. So, injecting Sculptra into the muscle stimulates the fibroblasts that are found within the muscle tissue to produce collagen, just as it stimulates skin fibroblasts when injected close to the skin.
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March 10, 2012
Answer: The mechanism is the same
The fibroblast (the cell that produces collagen) is found in virtually ALL tissues of the human body. So, injecting Sculptra into the muscle stimulates the fibroblasts that are found within the muscle tissue to produce collagen, just as it stimulates skin fibroblasts when injected close to the skin.
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March 9, 2012
Answer: Sculptra can greatly improve the temples
Sculptra is an excellent treatment for temple hollowing. This look is very aging and improvement here has a tremendous rejuvenating effect. Sculptra in this area is injected very deep--below the muscle and close to the bone--if not on it. It is in the layer that collagen is stimulated.
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March 9, 2012
Answer: Sculptra can greatly improve the temples
Sculptra is an excellent treatment for temple hollowing. This look is very aging and improvement here has a tremendous rejuvenating effect. Sculptra in this area is injected very deep--below the muscle and close to the bone--if not on it. It is in the layer that collagen is stimulated.
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