Is Sculptra safe and what is the cost of the treatment per session?

Sculptra is different from fillers. It is a volumizer that works as a seed. We implant the Sculptra and watch your body's response by it developing your own natural collagen. Most patients will need between one and two vials injected, and repeated in six weeks for a second treatment and a third treatment often six weeks after the second. The price can range considerably depending on the city in which the physician is located, and the amount of the Sculptra used.

Sculptra is a safe product to use and will provide long term contouring results. Prices can vary depending on location and injector, I would advise you to schedule a consultation with an expert injector. 

Sculptra works quite well for many patients, but does have risks, just like any other medical procedure or injectable treatment. Sculptra risks include bruising, swelling, pain, irregularity, infection, undesirable results, or nodularity, but most patients do very well with no significant side effects. 
Sculptra works best for restoring large areas of volume loss, but does require a series of treatments over the course of several months, so it is not a great option for someone who is on a constrained time schedule or needs fast results. With any treatment, it is best to be able to follow up with your injector on a regular basis.
Always see an expert physician injector.
All the best,

I would recommend consider Sculptra as an injectable filler that belongs in the hands of someone very experienced with dermal fillers as a whole.  It is different than most injectables in that the results are gradual but long-lasting.  You need an injector who understands the underlying anatomy and where to inject Sculptra to get the results that you are looking for.

Sculptra has generally been shown to be safe and is approved by the FDA for conditions similar to yours. However, it generally requires several treatments and you should be prepared to idnetify a practitioner who is willing to continue your treatments if necessary upon your return to Ireland.