Dr. Janjua demonstrates Sculptra Injection - New Jersey
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2011
- Warning: This Video features a Graphic Medical Procedure. Dr. Janjua, of www.janjuafacialsurgery.com, demonstrates a Sculptra Procedure on himself. This is intended as training for Plastic Surgeons on the use of Sculptra.
Dr. Tanveer Janjua is a board certified plastic surgeon located in Bedminster, New Jersey, USA. Dr. Janjua's office is located at 2345 Lamington Road, Bedminster, NJ 07921.
You can reach the office during normal business hours at 908-470-2600.
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I am a professional doing aesthetic treatments and I saw many videos about sculptra injections and this video is one of the best.
He really is. I won't go to anyone else
As a trained surgical technician who works in Aesthetics I wholeheartedly disagree. He's enhancing his malar fat pad for example. This is the worst I have ever seen.
@@lLunaticBotanist LOL, a surgical technician is criticizing a medical doctor 🤣🤣🤣Madam, you first take a course on anatomy, physiology and pathology plus pharmacology and then you will, maybe, realize, that malar pad, consisting of fat is not going to be increased by injecting sculptra in the groove, but collagen and elastin building up in that groove will actually push the malar pad away
Damn I couldn't do that to myself. You got balls doc.
Thank you for the excellently done instructional video . I love the light classical music and you really did an amazingly beautiful job on your face.
I was looking for a video like that.
Thank you so much!
Very helpful. Thanking you from Toronto!
Very nice. Reminds me of me treating myself. Great video! Thanks.
Your video was very soothing and relaxing. Thank you
Dr Janjua ,What happens if you accidentally inject the product into your blood vessels?
Excellently explained ,, Thanks alot 👍
Thank you Dr. Janjua for this well articulated demonstration! I am wondering if injecting the alar groove might possibly increase the length of the philtrum? I just conducted a test on myself using non-cross linked HA injected in the area you marked, i think it may have caused some lengthening. I would have expected to see a shortening due to the expansion of tissue thickness. Thank you for any comments you may have!
OMG amazing doc.
Great video thank you :)
Great video,
Ela ficou com os olhos lindos e jovens...🤩 parabéns doutor 💕 .
that was so cool to watch
I like how you did yourself Dr. 😊So cool
Great Video, thank you 🙏😊
And the aspiration before injecting? 😮
Hello Dr Janjua - What is the exact name of the company that makes the 27G 1/2" long needle with a bigger inner loom ? Thank you
Hi Dr Janjua, thank you for the informative look into your personal approach to to sculptra filling. I have a question in regards to temporal fossa rejuvenation (would love if your able to provide a video on the sculptra method of temple filling) - but wanted to ask, specifically for the temporal region since their are many vital arteries, vessels and nerves wouldn't it be safer for the patient if the PLLA acid is infact a solid thread (as seen in embedded threading therapy) which are strands made of PDO or PLLA - to avoid any complications with intravascular injections. Watching a few different cadaver dissections and learning about the anatomy of facial structures, skin layer/tissue layers, it shows these major arteries in slightly different positions in each individual, aswell as differences in facial shapes - such as a round skull (or what i can describe as a "flat face") vs an elongated (angular, slight protrusion of frontal face structure) so one can never be to sure unless we see under the skin. Would the use of solid threading provide the same effect offered by PLLA dermal filling, and allow the physician a chance the remove an embedded thread if it has punctured or being inserted into an arterie or vessel?
+steph mccann Hi Steph, that's a very detailed question and thank you for it. Dr. Janjua doesn't answer questions directly on UA-cam. If you'd like, you can email the question to him at tjanjua@drtjanjua.com. He also answers questions like this regularly on his RealSelf page. Thanks again for stopping by our UA-cam channel!
U are very brave, I admir u.
When you say "deep," precisely how deep? At what depth are you injecting the Sculptra? Further, you seem to inject horizontal to the skin. Are you injecting only at one stationary point at a certain depth? Or do you inject over a length as you move the needle in, and, if so, at one consistent depth? Thank you for sharing.
i know this is out dated, but ? if you get sculptra for high cheek bones, and then massage it, dont you sort of smush up the design if the high cheeks.
No Sculptra is not like filler. It is a collagen stimulator
Hello doc i want to know sculptra powder need to mix normal sterille water or sterile water injection
Do you reconstitute one vial with 10cc or did you mean you use 10cc total for two vials??
Where can I buy in the USA?
How deep do you inject per area? is the injection deepness in all the areas the same? its this subcutaneus or over the poriosteus? (Im a GP interested in sculptra)
Excellent video. For the 27 G needle which supplier do you use? I have a problem with my needle getting stuck.
airtite products is good place to buy needles and syringes, I used them for years, www.air-tite-shop.com/
I have never had bruising and violated all of your suggestions.
You can use topical anesthetiser instead of ice. ♥️😀♥️
You mean the lidocaine he already talked about?
5:14 that’s not a 25 gauge needle! That’s a 23 gauge needle which is much bigger!
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Ouch
Can you use sculptra in the forehead?
No it shouldn't, forehead very vascular and risk of nodular formation under thin skin.
You can use some of the newer pla products like MeNnus from Maypharm which does the same thing except it doesn’t bunch up so it doesn’t cause nodules!
can sculptra be done for acne scars? combine with subcision?
Yes, it can be used for acne scars along with subcision
Thanks for the response. I assume Sculptra is still injected deeper even though its for acne scars?
Always deep dermis or subcutaneous.
no just no. it bunches and years later must be removed. dont.