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Is TriBella better than Sculptra? (Photo)

Genuine7292Aug 22, 2023
Hi, I am on a tight budget but preparing to do a presenting role in media. About to hit 50 I've aged a lot since moving to Canada and Botox/Dysport and other neuromodulators no longer work on my eye area (I've taken breaks of up to 12 months and they still don't work etc). So I am considering Tribella OR Sculptra as I don't want anything too intrusive, too expensive or to artificial looking. I can' find any genuine reviews on TriBella? Any advice on a tight budget? Thx

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