Sculptra

... foi indicado o tratamento com Sculptra, com a promessa de resultados...

... tenho um hipro um bio sculptra e 4 lavian e a...

Litt nysgjerrige, men når velger dere Dermapen? Sliter litt med å bestemme meg, Dermapen, Sculptra eller Profhilo liksom. Er 45 år. Anonymkode: ee7ad...333

... MPT associado à aplicação de Sculptra na região abdominal. Desde o... questionável, uma vez que o Sculptra depende de resposta inflamatória para...

Não indico fazer procedimentos nessa empresa, produtos de baixa qualidade e a troca de funcionários não trás uma boa qualidade no atendimento. Geralmente são biomédicas muito recente na profissão. Fiz um botox lá durou 1 mês e meio, fiz sculptra não vi resultado. E depois que elas te atendem, não tem o pós atendimento.

... qual estou hoje, procedimento feito: sculptra, marionete,bigode chinês,boca, meu...

EDIT TO ADD: I am 33 (almost 34) and also do not have botox. In addition to all of the below, I apply sunscreen to my face now 2-3x a day. First slide: left photo- May 2025, Right: April 2026 Second slide: left- July 2025, Right: April 2026 The changes: Clear skin Tighter, bouncier skin Even skin tone (reduced PIH and PIE) Different nose Healthier looking eyes Better lips Reduced smile lines (this one is huge for me cause they were KILLING me.) Everything I’ve been doing since April last year: - Sculptra injections - Renuva Injections - QUIT NICOTINE POUCHES /ZYN (I believe this was huge) - Red Light Therapy - Topical stem cells (and other expensive lotions and such) - Tretinoin - TINY amount of lip filler - Revision rhinoplasty - a tiny bit of microneedling + PDRN injections once Below is a FULL TIMELINE Of everything I’ve had done and all the questions I always get asked. I wish I could tell you what worked the best but all I can tell you is everything I did! As far as skincare products, I’ve been using BioEffect and Skinmedica mostly. I also used TOPICAL spironolactone/clindamycin for hormonal acne. (2025) Feb 28- The Injection Room in Austin: 1 vial of sculptra injected around jaw area, peri-aurical area, and pyriform fossa ($800) April 4- Simple Radiance Med Spa in Austin: 1 vial of sculptra and PDRN injections all over mid and lower face + nasolabial folds. Microneedling session. (Paid $1895) April 25th- Simple Radiance Med Spa: 1.5cc Renuva all over mid and lower face including pyriform fossa. Paid $1500 for a 3cc syringe. (Saved 1.5cc for later) (Started seeing good results between April and June) June 10th- Simple Radiance Med Spa: 3cc Renuva placed all over submalar area, jawline, pyriform fossa, nasolabial folds. 1 vial of sculptra on jawline, submalar, peri-aurical area, pyriform fossa and nasolabial folds. Microneedling session. (Spent $2,237) July 1st- Stopped using nicotine pouches (ZYN 3x daily down to ZERO) July 30th- Simple Radiance Med Spa: microneedling session. 7.5 cc Renuva placed in cheekbones (front and lateral), pyriform fossa, and submalar/buccal area ($3127.50) August 5th- 0.5mL or so of Kysse lip filler August 21st- revision rhinoplasty with Dr. Brad Bader ($26k) November 5th 2025- 6 cc Renuva to smile lines and submalar area. ($3k) @ Simple Radiance Med Spa in Austin TX (2026) April 6 2026- 6 cc Renuva total. 2cc placed on each cheekbone and 2cc placed in submental area. 1 vial of sculptra placed all over cheeks and submental area. Cost was $4200 with a small discount submitted by /u/Safe_Place30 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

Hi! I thought I would make this post for anyone considering Sculptra or Morpheus8 or both. Last year I had four vials of Sculptra total, two in May and two in late July or early August. I was 55 at the time. My main concern was the fact that the left side of my face looked like it was melting off of my skull. I slept on my left side for 45 years which resulted in my left side being thinner and losing volume, being more wrinkly, and sagging. I started seeing this around 51 or 52 years old. It got really bad really quickly, it was wild. I was very self-conscious about it. The Sculptra helped a lot, it definitely added volume and lifted the skin, but I still had so many wrinkles on the left side of my face and my neck was looking bad. I bruised pretty badly both times, I included a couple of pictures from of my bruising. I was fastidious about the “five, five and five” (after you have sculptra done, you need to massage your face for five minutes, five times per day, for five days). Morpheus8 was recommended for skin tightening and additional collagen, production, and honestly, I originally thought Morpheus8 was a scam for some reason, maybe it was the name but it sounded like a gimmick to me. After seeing the results of other people and learning more about it, I decided to give it a try. I had my lower face and neck done, starting just under my nose and going down to the bottom of my neck. I’ve had two sessions so far, one in September and one in December. I really like the results and plan on having another session soon. Pain: for me, the Sculptra injections were very painful. Some people say that they couldn’t even feel the injections or it felt like a worm wiggling in their cheek, that wasn’t my experience. It was bad. It wasn’t so bad that I didn’t go back for more, lol, but it definitely hurt for me. I love the Injector who did it and feel that she really knows what she’s doing and has a great eye. But it hurt. For the Morpheus8 I went to a different person, a nurse practitioner at a different Medspa. I wanted to have laughing gas during the Morpheus8 because I heard that it was painful and the woman who did my Sculptra doesn’t offer laughing gas unfortunately. The Morpheus8, which is micro needling with radio frequency energy, tightens skin and stimulates collagen. For the first 20 or 25 zaps of the Morpheus8 device, I hardly felt anything. As your face heats up from the heat of the machine, the pain increases. I am definitely glad I opted to have the laughing gas and personally wouldn’t have this procedure done without it. I know I sound like I have a very low pain tolerance, but I have broken several bones in a few different accidents, including breaking my nose twice (I broke two bones in my nose each time), breaking my arm, my neck, I broke my ribs twice, I broke my kneecap in half, and the pain from the Sculptra injections was probably worse than any of these experiences except for maybe breaking my nose. But believe me if I can do it, anyone can do it, and it’s over pretty quickly. Cost/Location: the Medspa I went to for the Sculptra was having a special and the sculptra vials were $550 each, I had 4 total. For the Morpheus8, it was $750 per session for my lower face and neck plus $100 each time for the laughing gas so it was about $850 each session. I live in Los Angeles and there are so many Medspas here that pricing is pretty competitive, I’ve seen much higher prices and I’ve seen lower prices. I feel what I paid for both procedures was very reasonable. In the photos, the “before” pictures are on the left and the “afters” are on the right, and in the photos that have one picture on top of the other, the before picture is on top and the after picture is on the bottom. I tried to use examples with similar lighting and clarity. I also get Xeomin injections every 7-8 months and have 1 syringe of lip filler in my upper lip to help it match my bottom lip a bit better. Thanks for taking the time to read this and let me know if you have any questions. Sorry for any typos! submitted by /u/Jcaseykcsee to r/45PlusSkincare [link] [comments]

Because I spent ages looking for before and after Sculptra pics, I just wanted to share what I'm seeing 6 weeks post my first session (1 of 3, each session will be spaced out 2 months apart). I'm 44 years old, I'm very slim, especially in my face, which completely hollowed out after turning 40. Everything just kind of sagged. I had one vial in my face and one in my neck. I'll do the same again in 2 weeks and then 2 months after that for my final (third) round. For these pics, I'm sitting in the exact same spot in my house in front of a window with no makeup on. The results are so subtle and natural looking but exactly what I wanted, I feel like the hollowness is starting to fill out again which is starting to pull things back into place. I'm really excited to see the final results after my third round. submitted by /u/okayestfriend1 to r/40PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

I'm wanting to add some volume to the midface to help with cheek hollowness and nasolabial folds. I've heard good and bad things about Sculptra for these things. I've read some comments from people saying it did nothing, some said it made their face way too full and some said it actually migrated and created jowls. I'm not at the point of doing a facelift and I don't want fillers. What's the verdict on Sculptra for the issues I'm looking to resolve? Thanks for any responses! submitted by /u/tesapelibe to r/40PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

I tried sooooo hard to get the same lighting in both photos for you guys! Same time of day, same spot in my bathroom, same iphone camera. lighting still looks a little off but i think i see some improvement 4 months after my fist subcision and sculptra session. I have also been taking collagen supplements, don’t know if that helped but why not try? Do you guys see some improvement there? I have another session this week. I am also doing at home microneedling, very mild TCA peels, and medical grade skin care. submitted by /u/ProfessionalGood9286 to r/AcneScars [link] [comments]

EDIT: These photos show the before and after: the “befores” are from 1.5 years ago, prior to ALL of my treatments, and the “afters” are from today in the morning. Fraxels gave me so much improvement overall over the span of a year (except for the temple area) and then this most recent treatment of the sculptra gave me the most improvement in my temples, which fraxel couldn’t do even after 5 treatments. It has been a long journey. Even with the huge improvements I've had, I still have bad skin days depending what I eat and how oily I am. For me, oiliness= more pronounced scars. Also, my scars look worse in the evening when I’m more oily. Skin is a reflection of diet, and when I eat clean and drink a lot of water, and exercise, my skin looks brighter, smoother, and overall more glowy. Hi everyone!!! I posted about a year ago sharing my acne scar progress. I later updated that post to clarify that my seemingly amazing results from Fraxel Dual were actually just due to micro-swelling. Since then (over about 1.5 years), I’ve done 4 more Fraxels (one combined with Morpheus8), one UltraClear laser, and another Morpheus8 session just for my temples. I kept going because my derm reassured me my scars would continue improving—but I was getting increasingly frustrated, especially since my temple scars weren’t responding like the rest of my face. I told my derm I was worried that all these energy-based treatments might have thinned the skin in my temple area too much, which is why those rolling scars weren’t improving the same way. I’ve gotten a lot of messages from you guys, so I wanted to share a full update: Fraxel (5 sessions total): • Forehead scars: \~70% improvement • Cheek rolling scars(these have always been very shallow): \~50% improvement • Temples: \~25% improvement UltraClear: I didn’t notice any visible change or improvement after 3 months. Let’s say it maybe helped my scars 10% as I’m sure it had to do something…. Morpheus8: I personally didn’t notice any improvement in my scars. It did have a temporary “tightening” effect but I noticed this definitely faded after a few weeks and my scars somehow molded back to their original depth. At this point, I was still really frustrated with my temples. I was hoping to get them to at least 85–90% improvement (this is the area I’m most self-conscious about), and around 80% overall for my face. Luckily, I have a sister in Mexico who’s a doctor, and she connected me with one of her dermatologist friends. Her name is Dr. Yareni Salas in Roma Sur, CDMX. She treated my scars with 1 vial of Sculptra using a fanning subcision technique, concentrated mostly in my temples, plus micro-injections of Sculptra into individual forehead scars. She did not do a full subsicion treatment, but I could hear all of fibrosis popping when she injected the sculptra across all of my face with the cannula. Honestly, this has been the biggest improvement I’ve seen from anything I’ve tried. The “glow” I have now is something I used to only see the day after using my tretinoin at night. But now my skin looks like that EVERY SINGLE day since the treatment. My scar depth has noticeably improved, especially in my temples. I’d say this finally got me to around 85% improvement in my temples, which is exactly what I was hoping for. My forehead and shallow cheek scars also look much smoother. And as a plus, this treatment in Mexico was WAY cheaper than 1 fraxel in the U.S. It’s only been one month, and I know results will continue to improve because sculptra is a bio stimulator that tells your body to produce more collagen. so I’m feeling really hopeful. Usually sculptra’s results will last up to 2 years due to natural aging, so maintenance will be required but I’m okay with that if the result is this consistent glow. I will keen you guys posted. Of course, good skincare and microdosing accutane has played a huge role…but that’s been consistent for the past 2 years. I’ve been religious with sunscreen, tretinoin, azelaic acid, and gentle cleansing twice a day. I also use other actives (vitamin C, AHA/BHA, hyaluronic acid, etc.) a couple times a week, but I’m not as consistent with those. Please let me know if you have any questions, and feel free to refer to my last posts for more details and photos during my prior treatments. As a reminder, I had already tried several sessions of normal microneedling, skin peels, etc before all of these treatments. submitted by /u/Teachmeyourwaysplz to r/AcneScars [link] [comments]