I wish to slim my face and correct asymmetry in the lower face- dentist has not said I clench or grind my teeth but I thought that maybe it was a jaw issue. I went to inquire about massters but was told that I would benefit from Sculptra in my cheeks to lift the skin around my mouth. Does that seem like it would correct the problem? Is there another treatment I should consider?
Hi, I have mounth corners that are turning down, begining of jowls due to lost volume and prominent nasolabial folds. I did 1 treatment of Morpheus 8 and can not see any result or lift, 2 more to go. Doctor suggested sculptra in lower face. Will sculptra be able to lift my lower face or are there any other treatments that are more effective? Another doctor suggested surgery right away bur would like to fix it without surgery and wait some years. I am 41. What are my best options for treatment?
Hello, I had sculptra injected in my lower face and hands. 2 vials total. Prob 1.5 on my face and .5 divided between my hands. I have large nodules all over my hands, including on my knuckles. It is painful to move the fingers. Please advise anything to treat these nodules. I have tried saline injection once and microneedling RF 3 times with no improvement at all. I need help as I am in pain.
I have had PDO threads, kybella and Ultherapy to address my pre-howling and skin laxity on lower face. I still see them and am not sure what should come next. Sculptra was suggested or more threads. Please weigh in.
My lower face has sagged considerably in the last year or so. Its created jowls, weird fat pockets near my mouth and jaw, and flattened my cheeks. Im only 33 but have been mistaken for 5+ years older. Would fillers help, like Sculptra, or do I need something more aggressive to fix this?
I need a mid/lower facelift and neck lift but I also need volume replacement and was thinking about Sculptra as an option. I wanted to do Sculptra first but I'm concerned about how it might affect the tissue planes. Thoughts?
I'm 61 and skin is in good condition, but I do have sagging, especially in my lower face and jawline and neck. The correct long term solution is a face/neck lift procedure. But in the meantime, since I cannot afford the downtime right NOW, what can I do such a sculptra to help me feel better about myself, but not ruin the ability to get a facelift in another year or so? What would the best timing be? Thank you!
I had 4 Exilis treatments done on my neck and lower face, last treatment was completed April 14 no improvement, can I use Sculptra after using Exilis? Exilis didn't work does that mean that Sculptra may not? Would Scupltra do anything for me at this point? I am 50 some laxity in neck area and cheeks look like they have moved downward causing slight jowling. Perlane on my marionette lines caused a pucker on each side of my mouth feels like PS office put dots causing puff. No face lift wanted
My lower face is thin and I want to add more volume. I like the idea that Voluma and Restylane are both hyaluronic acid and can be reversed. But I keep hearing those shouldn't be used for the lower face. Sculptra concerns me because you're stuck with it even if you don't like the results. I've also heard you have to massage the Sculptra areas 5 minutes a day for 5 days to prevent lumps and bumps. Is that true? Can you have a lower face lift or fat graft even a year or so after having Sculptra?
I have a bit of volume loss under my eyes & lower face. Main concern in lower face is some hollowness that is starting to become a bit more obvious. I am happy with the volume in my upper cheek area from all angles & don't want more volume there. I have a thin face, but my lower face used to fill out w/o hollowness. Based on this, a combo of Sculptra for this area+Restylane or Belotero under the eyes was recommended & indicated Sculptra was more natural than Voluma in lower face. Do you agree?