I'm reading a lot of confusing answers here. I was told that Scultra has a unique delivery system for fillers - it's delivered by a lot of fluid, fluid that pools and swells and will be absorbed by the body. If that is the case, how can anyone suggest there's no down-time from Sculptra? I've got two balloons for cheeks and it's 28 hrs after procedure. What can I do NOW to reduce swelling so I can be seen in public? Is there any POST treatment ?
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In general, I would recommend holding off on Sculptra while on steroids as it might blunt your ability to generate collagen. In your case, you have already started Sculptra, and I would not hold off on the steroids if it can help manage your back symptoms. I would delay your next...
Sculptra is more of a collagen stimulant than a filler. It is delivered in a series of treatment which over time stimulate collagen production and rejuvenate the face.
I love Sculptra and use it routinely on the face to build collagen and promote a more youthful appearance. I don't typically use Sculptra under the eyes since Restylane and Belotero work so well. If you are concerned you should consult a board certified dermatologist who is an expert in this d...
