I had Sculptra about a year and a half ago. Around five months ago, I went to South Korea for liposuction after connecting with someone on RealSelf who told me about a doctor who could remove Sculptra using lipo. Now, Im dealing with the devastating aftermath of both the Sculptra and the liposuction. My face doesnt feel like mine anymore. I hate how I look, and it feels like Im losing myself. I dont know what to do. I need help.
Hi ive recently had a fat transfer(50cc) to my face and 3 months later I feel like it's super subtle on my cheekbones suddenly, despite taking 1g of vit c nightly, red light mask 2x/wk, having a stable weight. It was the Beautifill machine too, which is all live fat. Sculptra took beautifully in my temples and arouhd my mouth, but its barely noticeable when i use it for my lateral cheeks. What are my options here? Bellafill and renuva are very costly per cc. I had a medical condition where i can only sleep 5hrs some days, idk if thats affecting anything. Im a young person too btw
I feel like my face is very downward facing and makes me look angry and unapproachable sometimes. Can sculptra give me more prominent cheekbones, jawline, and a more rejuvenated look? Ive had filler before and has migrated so am afraid to go back to that.
I'm a 41 year old thin lady with the start of some laxity in my neck. What are the best treatments to keep my neck youthful looking. Sculptra, thermage, RF microneedling? Would I add jawline filler to help delineate the face from neck? Also, I can see my lymph nodes on both sides. Is there a way to hide them? Or is this normal? Thank you!
I lost 50 pounds last year very quickly. I started to have thia sagging skin at my nasolabial area that hasnt tightened up, as soon doctors said it might. My dermotologist recommended Sculptra. But then when I got some consultations at places that offer Sculptra, one said that no, it wouldnt do anything for that. I thought the sagging as more nasolabial folds but it seemed at that location, the woman working there thought my volume loss was higher up in my cheeks, causing it to sag in that area, but the volume that needed to be restored to improve the area would be higher up the cheeks. (She explained this to me while recommending filllers for this) but she said Sculptra would not do this. Then why would my dermotologist specifically recommend this? Will Sculptra help or no?
I am 47 and quite thin. I have very stubborn static accordian lines. They aren't deep but very visible depending on the light! I've done CO2 twice and it did very little. What would be the next step here? I want a very natural look.