Sculptra

Sculptra is a filler based on poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), which acts as a collagen stimulator and has a pronounced rejuvenating effect, tightens the skin of the face and body, smooths out scars and wrinkles, makes the skin elastic and radiant.

What is Sculptra?

Clinical trials of SCULPTRA show that three months after its injection into the skin, the amount of collagen in it increases by 66.5%. The skin is noticeably tightened, deep folds and wrinkles disappear, and lost facial volume is restored. With the help of Sculptra, facial asymmetry is also can be  ideally corrected. Gradual volume restoration can be an advantage for many patients who want to maintain individuality while correcting signs of aging.

What does Sculptra contain?

Sculptra contains poly-L-lactic acid, which is a fruit acid and is natural to the body. Due to the absence of foreign antigens in its composition, Sculptra is well accepted by the human body, minimizing the manifestations of allergic reactions.

Poly-L-lactic acid activates fibroblasts, which are responsible for the synthesis of connective tissue cells and the production of new collagen and elastin in the skin, which are responsible for skin elasticity and the absence of wrinkles.

While Sculptra is in the tissues, the formation of new connective fibers is constantly stimulated. This manifests itself by replenishing lost tissue volume and rejuvenation. The most important thing is that collagen stimulation with Sculptra is achieved using the human dermiss own reserves.

After the effect of the injectable has ended, poly-L-lactic acid breaks down into the final products of metabolism (water and carbon dioxide) and is completely eliminated from the body. 

Indications for the Sculptra procedure

SCULPTRA is recommended for patients over 35 years of age to combat noticeable signs of aging and tissue ptosis.

SCULPTRA is most often used on the face, neck, décolleté, shoulders, hands, and abdomen, but can also be used for other areas that require correction, such as the buttocks or inner thighs.

– sagging skin of the face and body

– deep and fine expression wrinkles

– presence of scars, scars, post-acne

– drooping of the corners of the mouth and outer corners of the eyes

– nasolabial folds

– insufficient volume of cheekbones, cheeks, chin

– dryness and sagging skin of the hands

– sagging skin on the neck and décolleté

– changes in body contours (ptosis, sagging skin on the abdomen, thighs, arms, lack of volume on the buttocks)

Contraindications

– Inflammation and damage to the skin in the area of drug administration

– Oncology

– Systemic diseases: rheumatoid arthritis, lupus erythematosus

– Mental disorders

– Exacerbation of chronic diseases

– Infections in the acute stage, herpes

– Blood clotting disorders or other diseases of the circulatory system

– Individual intolerance to filler components

– Tendency to form keloid scars

– Pregnancy and lactation

What results can you expect?

– Smoothing of fine and deep wrinkles

– Alignment of skin texture

– Correction of facial and body contours (abdomen, thighs)

– Replenishment of lost tissue volumes

Elimination of scars

Lifting effect

Improved skin elasticity

Pronounced rejuvenation effect

When will I see results?

Following an average of 3 treatments, most patients will see a noticeable difference in approximately 6 weeks. Please note that in some patients further treatment may be required and a difference may not be noticeable for more than 6 weeks.

How long does the result last?

The effect of a single procedure will last up to 1 year, the effect of a course of procedures will last up to 2-3 years.

How many procedures are recommended for completing the course?

Depending on the initial condition of the skin and the desired result, the SCULPTRA procedure can be performed either once or in a course of 2-4 procedures with an interval of 3-6 weeks. The amount of the injectable for the entire course and for each procedure is counted individually according to the indications and clinical situation by the doctor of our clinic.

How to prepare for the procedure?

A week before the procedure, it is recommended to reduce exposure to open sun and also stop visiting the solarium so as not to cause pigmentation.

Since the procedure is invasive, anticoagulants, drugs that affect blood clotting, are stopped within a week.

How long does rehabilitation take?

The procedure has a minimal recovery period, so the patients can return to their normal activities almost immediately. For 1-2 weeks after the procedure, it is recommended to avoid visiting the sauna and bathhouse, the gym, going to the solarium and swimming in the pool.

Photos before and after

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