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A biostimulatory product such as Sculptra or Radiesse can promote collagen production to thicken the skin. At least three treatments done monthly are required and it takes several months to see the benefit. Radio frequency skin tightening with Thermage helps tighten the skin and resurfacing lasers such as Fraxel DUAL can stimulate collagen and help reverse sun damage. A combination of treatments gives the best results. Please consult a cosmetic dermatologist who offers all of these treatments and use sun protection.
There are many reasons as to why the skin becomes crepey on an individual. Aging, smoking, excessive sun exposure and most importantly, weight loss. Most individuals lose fat and muscle mass everywhere from head to toe as they age. That results in a deflated balloon like appearance making the skin which is now in excess look creepy. In order to restore the volume in your arms you would probably need quite a bit of Sculptra, but it can be done effectively. The Creepyness will go away once the arms have restored the volume forbefore the crepeyness appeared. No one knows exactly how many vials of the product it will take. You can also start using a derma roller on regular basis which will stimulate collagen production in the skin itself. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City plastic surgery
Hello and thank you for your question. We would recommend a procedure called Aveli for the cellulite dimple. Aveli is a minimally invasive procedure that allows for precision and verification that the bands that cause the cellulite have been released and treated.
With no posted photos very hard to offer advise. Seems like you are still being under treated in #s of vials/syringes. Understand large amounts of these products are needed to effect a significant result. As I calculate you had a total of 20 containers of products injected per side, THAT IS NOT...
Hi there, Yes the product needs to be mixed in advance. That is usually general practice and is not unreasonable. Offices do have to compensate for last minute cancelations. Perhaps they can credit your account when you do your treatment. Best of luck!