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After a complete assessment, a determination is made as to how many vials (bottles) and how many treatment sessions will be required. I have patients bring in photos of themselves from each decade which helps illustrate the progression and location of volume loss. Most patients in their 30's and 40's need 1 vial per treatment and require on average 3 treatments, which are spaced 8 weeks apart. Older patients will require two vials per treatment session and sometimes require more more than 3 treatment sessions. A single vial is usually all that is needed every two years for a boost to maintain your results.The cost for one vial is 1100 and if a second vial is needed, it is discounted to 800. On average, patients will spend $3300 to $4900 on their 3 treatments over a 4 to 6 month period. The upfront investment is higher than with other fillers but the results speak for themselves. Most patients are looking for value these days. Over the course of 5 years, you will save thousands of dollars by avoiding repeated injections of other shorter lasting fillers.A word of caution. Do not base your selection of your Sculptra injector on price alone. Unlike injection errors with shorter lasting products, an error in placement with Sculptra can have negative aesthetic results for a few years due to its long duration of effect. Make sure your physician is among the "core specialists" i.e. a plastic surgeon or dermatologist. In addition, they should have extensive experience with the product. It helps if they are also clinical trainers for Sanofi Aventis, the makers of Sculptra.
Hello, As you may see by the many replies, pricing varies quite a bit.Our practice is located in Los Angeles and Orange county. We price per vial at $695.00 and discount 2 vials to $1345 same day. Most patients that are forty and over will benefit from 2 vials on the first visit and 2 vials on the 2nd treatment spaced 6 weeks out. On the third treatment (3-4 months from #2 visit), most patients complete their treatment plan with 1 vial. We also have an excellent Rewards Program from the manufacturer that offers nice discounts with each treatment.Pricing is important, but the most important factor in finding a practitioner is one that understands your treatment goals and is able to meet those goals.
Sculptra prices will vary based on the injector, geographic location, and the patient. Most injectors will charge per vial, with a vial typically costing anywhere from $700 - $900 per vial, and most patients requiring 1-2 vials per treatment session. Treatment sessions are usually spaced 4-6 weeks apart, with a series of 3 sessions to achieve the most significant results.All the best,
Hi,The average cost of Sculptra is $700-1000 per vial. Usually people need 2 vials per round for good treatment volumization. Amount of rounds depends on how much volume you may need or desire.
The cost of Sculptra varies but averages $750 to $1000 per vial depending on how many vials you need. In essence you are not purchasing a “vial” but rather the skilled administration of properly mixed product based on the depth and concentration where it is placed. It is important to understand most clients are really interested in a "result" or an "aesthetic appearance" that is safely administered with state of the art technology. This is achieved by placing specific product in an area and depth that makes it not only look good, but also lasting as long as possible. As an example, 5 syringes injected by one provider may achieve a differing result than one or two vials injected by another practitioner. Before any procedure, I would highly recommend asking about the experience and education of your aesthetic injector and establish a good rapport with your doctor.
The average cost per vial of Sculptra is $850. However, it can’t be emphasized enough that of all the injectables available in the market, this one requires the most skill and experience. The results last for approximately 2 years, so it doesn’t wear off like Botox & Dysport, and can’t be dissolved whereas Restylane and Juvederm fillers can. Therefore, don’t let price sway you as much as skill and experience! Hope you found this answer helpful. All the best!
