Am I A Candidate For Sculptra at Young Age? I Have A Naturally Skinny Face I'd Like To Plump.

I recommend that you first see a board certified facial plastic surgeon for an evaluation.  You may be a good candidate for Sculptra. 

The truly wonderful thing about Sculptra is that it does not discriminate as to age, reason for volume deficiency or skin type or color.

As to fat deficiency that is genetic,  the volume replacement impact with Sculptra will give you similar results that you'd get from fat transfers. The entire premise of Sculptra from the beginning has been to restore volume lost as a result of what we call lipoatrophy  (fat loss).

The initial FDA approval was for treating immuno-compromised patients who suffered from sometimes profound fat loss.  The results were so staggering that it was almost immediately used "off label"  cosmetically for those who had fat loss from aging or genetically low percentage body fat.

The really great thing for you is that young people have a vibrant "collagen" factory so it takes far less product to get to the end point you wish. I  treat a lot of younger women with Sculptra, so a look at the gallery can give you an idea of how Sculptra can change the facial dynamics of younger patients.

First,  discuss your facial appearance with trusted friends and family.  Make sure that others see the need for a "chubbier face." 

Then, if you still intend to pursue a treatment:

I would consider either Sculptra injections or fat injections, depending on the amount of volume that you need.  In fact, the two treatments may be complimentary over the long-term.  Keeping our face volumized is a maintenance issue, because as you age, you will then loose collagen and bone structure and will need to be re-injected to keep the volume.  Physicians love to treat patients that are pro-active about their ageing face because you can do a little every year to keep people looking natural and healthy.