Sculptra in Shelby Township, MI
Sculptra is an injectable filler used to volumize and contour areas of the face. It is made from poly-L-lactic acid, which is a biocompatible, semi-permanent material. Sculptra stimulates collagen growth, adding volume and fullness to the face. It can be used to correct shallow to deep facial wrinkles and folds, including those around the mouth, nose, and eyes.
Sculptra is administered in a series of treatments, and results can be seen over time. Treatment sessions are spaced several weeks apart, and results may last up to two years. The number of Sculptra treatments needed will depend on the individual patient’s goals and desired results. The results of Sculptra can last up to two years.
Benefits of Sculptra include:
- Natural-looking results
- Long-lasting
- Non-surgical
- No downtime
- Minimally invasive
- Suitable for all skin types
- Enhances facial contours
- Stimulates collagen growth
Pricing
Sculptra
$800/Vial
Sculptra is an FDA-approved injectable that helps gradually replace lost collagen—the most common protein in the body that is used to form a framework to support cells and tissue—for results that can last up to two years. 2-3 Sessions are recommended.
FAQ
A good candidate for Sculptra is someone who is looking to restore facial volume, reduce wrinkles, and improve overall skin texture and tone. Candidates should also be in good health and have realistic expectations about the results.
Generally, 3 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart are recommended for best results. It is important to have realistic expectations when considering Sculpta treatments. Those with more severe wrinkles may need additional treatments for optimal results. It is also important to follow post-treatment instructions, such as avoiding direct sun exposure, to ensure the best possible outcome.
The effects of Sculptra will become apparent over the course of several weeks, with the full results visible after 2-3 months.
No, there is no downtime after Sculptra treatments. Common side effects of Sculptra include swelling, redness, and tenderness at the injection site. While rare, other more serious side effects may include infection and lumps.
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