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either can be used, the neck area tends to get bumps in It and I wouldnt suggest sculptra there but would do morpheus and dermarolling ath ome with In office lasers and at home peels like enlighten or aerify. Best, Dr. Emer.
Sculptra could be injected with a cannula or a needle. The preference of the injector would determine which method would be used. Sculptra can be injected into the neck area.
Thank you for your question. I prefer to inject Sculptra with a cannula unless trying to create a cross hatch pattern in which a needle is a better option. The injection technique used is going to be at the preference of the injector and the circumstances. Both techniques are acceptable.Sculptra can be injected in the neck area as well.I hope this was helpful - Dr. Moore.
It can be done with needle or cannula, and the comfort level the injector feels with which one is chosen is important to take into consideration. Specifically in the neck and in other areas where one is wanting to make the skin smoother and less "flimsy," one wants to use the Hyperdilute Sculptra....and in the neck I personally advocate using a cannula. To follow the procedure a month or two later with another collagen-producing treatment, such as microneedling with radiofrequency or Ultherapy, will give you a much enhanced result. Taking in at least 1000mg vitamin C each day for 2-4 months after Sculptra injections has also been found to optimize the results. And yet another great add-on to optimize results is the Celluma medical-grade LED system, the world's most awarded medical LED light device (and the results you get are the reason it has that title!), made right here in America (Anaheim, CA).Good luck to you, and thanks for the question!
Thank you for your question! We inject sculptra into the lower cheek area with the use of a cannula. We do not use sculptra in the neck area, however if you are looking to tighten up the neck and build collage in that area you should look into Thermage. Thermage is a radiofrequency heat based procedure that helps stimulate collagen growth in the face and neck. Thermage also pairs extremely well with Sculptra. Hope this helps!
Sculptra is an amazing bio-stimulatory filler that can be used in a variety of ways. It is highly dependent upon the provider and their technique, that determines the route of administration (needle vs. cannula). I personally prefer using a needle, since there is a degree of fanning involved. Sculptra can be used on the neck and décolletage in a diluted mixture. You want to make sure whoever you choose for the procedure has extensive experience injecting Sculptra. Best of luck to you!Michelle Giglio, PA-C
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Sculptra can be injected with needle or cannula - I prefer needle on the face and I use a cannula if treating the neck /decollete or buttocks. The dilution for these areas is different and evaluation of the neck with consultation is advised.
The small crystals in the suspension of Sculptra can easily be injected into a blood vessel using a needle causing necrosis or tissue death. It is for those reasons that only a cannula should be used for the administration of Sculptra.I hope this helps and good luck from New York City plastic surgery
Either method acceptable, I prefer cannulae injection techniques. But I might use a needle if doing under 4-6 vials only.
Its really hard to see a difference between those photos, completely different angles and ligthing. morpheus every 1-2 months, RF facials twice a month and buccal fat pad reduction with facetite can all help. Best, Dr. Emer.
Hello and thanks for your question. To get the results you want we would use non surgical devices in combination. We get great results with a combination soft energy based devices, topical products and the new EMsculpt for lifting and toning, Best wishes
There are probably no specific contraindications to this. However, the Sculptra treatment is entirely elective, so it would not be a big deal to delay the treatment until the infection has cleared.Hope this helps!Dallas R. Buchanan, MD, FACSOwner & Board-Certified Plastic SurgeonVIVIFY plastic...