I'm thinking of layering Sculptra with dermal filler to volumise my midface, but I'm not sure if it's wise to use Sculptra where dermal filler was previously used considering the risks of nodule formation. How long do I have to wait between Sculptra and dermal filler injections in order to reduce chances of complications? As I haven't found a medical practitioner that has experience with using Sculptra in my area, I'm doing dermal fillers first.
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From the photos provided, there still appears to be a very nice looking young lad now in his late twenties. However, should you need revolumization, I would suggest the use of robust HA fillers rather than fat injections, Sculptra or Radiesse. HA fillers have the distinct and notable advantage...
As Sculptra is a poly-L-lactic acid-based dermal filler that stimulates your body's own collagen production, it is not easily reversible or dissolvable like some other types of fillers. However, the effects of Sculptra are not permanent and will gradually decrease over a period of 1-2 years as...
Unfortunately, the hype that has surrounded the radio frequency devices is nothing but a hype. Most radio frequency devices will wind up burning the subcutaneous fat, resulting in a much older appearance as time goes by and tissues heal. If you want to look like yourself, but considerably...