Why do some doctors only inject sculptra at the front of the face and not at the sides? Is it because this would involved superficial injections that would risk showing lumps if they formed?
January 9, 2012
Answer: Sculptra for lateral face
Sculptra is often used along the lateral face to add volume, resulting in a lifted appearance to sagging cheeks/jowls. If the Sculptra is properly mixed and injected, the risk of nodules are low. It's important to see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon with cosmetic experience.
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January 9, 2012
Answer: Sculptra for lateral face
Sculptra is often used along the lateral face to add volume, resulting in a lifted appearance to sagging cheeks/jowls. If the Sculptra is properly mixed and injected, the risk of nodules are low. It's important to see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon with cosmetic experience.
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January 9, 2012
Answer: Sculptra to sides of face
I commonly inject Sculptra in the lateral face, including the cheek in front of the ear. It is injected in the subcutaneous space in this area (below the skin, but not very deep). The great thing with Sculptra is that it is a dilute filler which enables treatment of large areas (not just individual wrinkles) to give a full cheek volumizing and lifting effect.
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January 9, 2012
Answer: Sculptra to sides of face
I commonly inject Sculptra in the lateral face, including the cheek in front of the ear. It is injected in the subcutaneous space in this area (below the skin, but not very deep). The great thing with Sculptra is that it is a dilute filler which enables treatment of large areas (not just individual wrinkles) to give a full cheek volumizing and lifting effect.
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