Sculptra Overfilled. What can be done? (Photo)

I personally gave up using Sculptra many years ago when the more robust HA volumzing fillers received their FDA approval. Sculptra is expensive, typically requires about three treatment sessions to achieve a desired result and there is no enzyme to dissolve it should the need arise. It's one...

Hi, thank you for your question! The temporary Bell's Palsy is caused by the lidocaine that is added to the vial of sculptra to make it more comfortable for patients. The lidocaine should wear off with in an hour or two after your appointment. I would recommend reaching out to your injector...

Sculptra will not help your skin, it is not what it’s designed for. Sculptra is a biostimulatory filler which is supposed to be injected deep under the skin to increase volume where volume is lost. In your case, it does not appear that you need more volume. There are many ways in which you can i...

I would say the most you would need would be 1 vial of Sculptra to treat your temples. In some cases, I would use less than 1 vial and use the rest in other places on the face.

I'm sorry to hear about your mother's experience. Oozing of clear fluid at the injection sites can sometimes occur after Sculptra treatments, though it is not a common side effect. This issue could potentially be due to an inflammatory reaction or a rare complication. It is important to...

I would not see any problem with having a Scuptra treatment to the same area that you had a Botox treatment 3 months prior. I have treated some patients with Sculptra and Botox to the same area at the same appointment.