I recently got sculptra to temples after watching your videos. I’m almost 37 and when I lost weight I really noticed a volume loss in my temple area. So far I really like the results. I plan to go back for more soon to achieve my desired results.
@@froyokid Thank you! I went to Studio MD Soho in NYC. However, my plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills has recently advised against it so I want to consult with him about the reasons before I book another session. Just FYI
@@BrittanyKellyTV he’s advices against sculptra? Yea a few surgeons have been saying that the past few months because it makes getting facelifts harder. But I thought it was fine for the temples though. Which surgeon in Beverly Hills?
@@froyokid I believe that may be the reason he is saying filler to the temple versus sculptra, but I need to ask. I wouldn’t want to make it harder to have a facelift in my early 60s if I decided to just because I chose the wrong preventative treatment
@4:20 isolating the upper face really highlights the difference. I struggled to notice before in the photo but once you isolated the area it became immediately obvious. I get my temples treated with sculptra and it's reassuring to see the difference it is making pointed out. Thank you 🙏
@@serenab17 I personally don’t mind because before Sculptra, I used to use filler. Filler is nice because it gives you an immediate result but with time, results go away. So everytime I worked out I thought, I’m probably working my filler away. Sculptra gives you something to look forward to .
I’ve had my temples treated with filler a few times. I go to a very experienced practitioner as not a lot of cosmetic doctors treat this area. It’s definitely a good area to treat for volume loss and i don’t think it can ever make you look “overdone”. The doctor that treats me is always attending conferences and courses. She recently changed her technique and uses a cannula to treat the temples. Her old method was to inject deeper and at the bone. The understanding was that you get better results with less product if you don’t go as deep. However I noticed that i got a couple or raised veins showing after she treated me with the new technique. So i now get her to fill deeper the way she used to and I’m very happy with the results. I really recommend getting this area treated. I avoided it for a few years as i felt it was an expensive area to treat with little visible results however after getting it done you see how it lifts the face, improves the eye area as well as eyelid and temple. It also harmonises the face again and takes away that skeletal look you can get from aging.
Thank you so much for sharing your story! Yes it can make quite a difference to do this area. I feel much safer using Sculptra over filler but I know some prescribers prefer filler. Curious to know if your provider offers Sculptra.
Emily by far this video besides being one of the most extensive video, also happens to be very well researched and informative.. I truly believe being more natural and less exaggerated features reveals the true beauty in the individual as well as the artist who performed the procedure!! 😊
I get sculptra injections and I now I much better understand the temple region and importance of sculptra there. My injector does that, and now I understand. I work out and I am very lean. Everything you said in this video now makes so much sense. Thank you!
I’m in LA and already have a provider and have been considering sculptra . But I love your videos and education so think I need to have a consultation with you !!
Emily such a great video. I was looking so forward to it because I am definitely a peanut face. Had one session of filler but as you mentioned it was like a bottomless pit and actually the results did not last long. I am hoping to do Sculptra as I believe this would give me the results I am after. Thanks again for all the info.
I am confused!! So which one do you use and which plane. Sorry to take up so much of your time and energy to clarify. But I trust your opinion and want to ask my injector to observe what you say! @@NaturalInjector
@@Aki-wq6xh With Sculptra, I go deep down to the periosteum. Some injectors prefer to go subcutaneously and use a cannula, it’s dependent on what the injector is comfortable with
I think I’ve figured out why I started wearing glasses constantly a few years back. I think subconsciously i was trying to widen that area around the temples (with wider framed glasses). I feel very sunken and very old when I go out wearing contacts and happen to look in an unflattering mirror. Oy! Thanks for this video, and connecting the dots for me
Very informative video. Thank you ! I don't know anyone personally that has had use sculptura. What should I be asking or looking for in finding a qualified injector. How do I even know if they are telling me the truth?
I will probably have to come out with a video on this topic. I would want to see their results or their before and after pictures along with other things like how long they’ve been injecting and how often they inject Sculptra. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Interesting video! I just got my second session of Sculptra yesterday, along with other areas of the face. Curious to see how my temples will look after my sessions are completed.
@@kimberly6123 Hi Kimberly. Sure thing. My prices are located on this page of my website under the FAQ’s 👉 www.naturalinjector.com/contact. Also I disclosed how many vials were used on all of the patients underneath the before and after pictures.
I’ve had my temples done with filler about 18mths ago. It has the feeling of a putty like substance, especially in the first few months. Even when you touch the area you can definitely feel it. It’s fine now though and I haven’t gone back to baseline yet.
@@rachelteeuws1241 Thank you for sharing your story. The “putty” is a great explanation, it just felt weird to me. Good to hear your results lasted that long. In certain areas, filler can be long lasting.
Thank you for being so generous and open about your knowledge!! - now in 2024, many injectors would no longer let Sculptra sits. As obviously the manufacturer has changed their instructions. Do you still think we should let I sit? I have had injector who insisted on two days, some insisted ten minutes would be enough. - I am prone to nodules and had to have them dissolved a few times :/ my injector diluted it to 9cc including the anaesthesia liquid. You reckon that’s enough? - for the temples- I had asked her to inject into the deeper plane close to the bone but she said that’s dangerous and not as long lasting so she in the end used a cannula to do the less deep version. But I also had another doctor who tried the needle/ deeper way. Do they each have their merit or is one definitely better than the other, I wonder 💭 Thank you ❤
I go down to the periosteum because I feel safer but I’m not opposed to learning a different method. It could be that you get better results if you are less deep since there are more fibroblasts in the subcutaneous plane. There aren’t any evidence based studies that show that one gives better results than the other because it’s not approved for use in the temples at the moment.
So sorry for being medically dumb!! Does that mean you inject it the way my dr does, which is NOT with a needle and NOT 'bone-deep'? I needed to google 'periosteum'! thank you soooo much x@@NaturalInjector
@@Aki-wq6xh No worries. I do use a cannula sometimes, but on other areas of the face other than temples. I also go subcutaneously to other areas of the face.
Wow, this women sounds like a plastic surgeon the way she is so familiar with the facial structures, and all the ins and outs of her industry. I would never see an aesthetician for any procedure over a dermatologist or plastic surgeon, but she might be the exception! 🔥
Thanks so much for your comment but I’m not an aesthetician. They would not let aestheticians inject here in the US. You must either be an RN, PA, NP, or Doctor. I’m a physician assistant, which they actually recently changed the name to physician associate.
Maybe an unpopular opinion. I have a feeling ppl unconsciously trust male dr who are 'plastic surgeons' the most due to institutionalised unconscious bias. (not because people are horrible. we are all prone to it). But I personally would go to someone who does these day in and out. a degree/ being a plastic surgeon does not necessarily makes you the best Sculptra injector! You must have worked hard to get to where you are. utmost respect, Emily! @@NaturalInjector
Hello! I’ve been really enjoying your content; thank you for sharing your wisdom! What are options, other than Botox, for treating wrinkles on the chin?
Thank you for all your great informative videos! I am interested in Sculptra and have learned a lot from you! I have one question though. Can sculptra be used for smokers lines above the lip? Thank you!
Glad you find the videos helpful! No you can’t use Sculptra that superficially, you can use filler and Botox for smokers lines. Check out this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/a-YKTyYbnz0/v-deo.htmlsi=XI_f-tbLxwvlXMRQ
Such an informative video..thank you! I'm in the "severe" category, to the point where it's caused quite a lot of insecurity, self-consciousness, my entire life. I actually had a coworker come up to me and 'measure" my forehead with their fingers! I had a few facial procedures 10 yrs ago, and had requested filler in my temples. He actually injected it into my CHEEKS! I was horrified! He said he didn't have enough filler to fill up that huge deficit! ???? Anyway, I do hope to find someone local that can inject me with Sculptra..in the right place!!!
Great points, Emily, i definitely need to treat my temples. I have high cheek bones and round face, which becoming more square😂. So i definitely going to get this done. My question is can you use prf gel( not just prf but created gel EZ gel? ) i am thinking to start all over with EZ gel. Use radiese for snatched jawline, and if needed add sculptra as well. Next year, i am seriously ready get myself looking back 30’s again 😜 Have a blessed day🙏❤️
I had one emface treatment (free at a conference). It felt exactly like a tens machine. I don't understand how the cost is justified. I'm not an expert on emface, I have little information other than my personal experience. The BTL representatives didn't give me satisfying details. I'd love to hear someone more knowledgeable chime in. I'm open to being wrong but based on my experience I would not spend my beauty dollars on emface. Sculptra always feels like money well spent for me.
@@BlueSparkshine Thank you for the info! I was thinking of getting it done. Now I'll just use a TENS machine I bought with face pad attachments and see if it's effective.
Not sure as I don’t do EMFACE but I believe that it is supposed to tighten the skin as opposed to getting the type of collagen stimulation you would get with Sculptra. Glad other ppl gave their opinion on the subject
@@BlueSparkshineDid the representatives say whether EMFACE is incompatible with botox? Electrically stimulating and strengthening the muscles of the brow, crows and forehead seems to be at cross purposes to what is being achieved by relaxing those muscles responsible for movements we want to diminish such as frowning.
@@BlueSparkshinei agree! I work in a med spa and we considered it. Rep came and did demo. I don’t think it’s worth it for the cost and how many treatments you need. We ended up getting Sofwave.
Very interesting video, Emily, your results are amazing! Would you say Sculptra is a good option to restore "chubby cheeks" after fat loss? I feel like my cheeks have deflated a bit and want to plump them back up... Thank you!
Im watching lots of your videos because im about to go in for sculptra one week from today! Im super nervous because ive been going to the same person for botox for a couple of years but shes finally talked me into sculptra and its super new to me. I worry aboht being over filled. Im a sinker, definitely. My cheekbones have always been prominent but now are "shelves". So we're going to do it in my temples and the area in front of my ears under my cheekbones. Jow can i avoid getting overfilled? I dont want to have a pillow face! Just look more like myself. Thanks!
Hi Jackie thanks for sharing your story. You seem like you’re a great candidate for Sculptra being that your’re a sinker and your cheekbones have become like a shelf. That’s what mine were like too, and can become like without treatment. At this point you are in the hands of your provider and what she recommends. I have a video out about how much Sculptra do I need that may be a helpful guide. 👉 ua-cam.com/video/fcbybJ4ymQM/v-deo.htmlsi=qxM4Ol4nWEDF6jk2
@@God-is-Great777 for the face I use an 8mL dilution and I put anywhere I usually put anywhere from 1.25-2 cc’s in a temple and that all depends on how their temples correct as I’m injecting.
I let my surgeon add my own fat to my temples and made such a difference to my look. I have very high cheekbones and as I get older my face was getting more angular.
It depends on a lot of things. It helps give the lateral brow support. You can see with the gentleman that it helped lift his a little. Some providers do a little to the upper eyelid area and that can help even more. However, if you have hooded eyelids it’s not going to change the shape of your eyes.
Hi Emily. I have severe volume loss in the temples. I am trying to decide between HA filler and Sculptra (or Lanluma). Some practitioners recommend one over the other for various reasons. I suffer from chronic barometric pressure headaches, which includes a lot of pain in the temple area. I am also a regular dry sauna user (3 x per week+) and side sleeper. Under these circumstances, going by the information you have provided in your videos, I would assume I would be a candidate more suited to sculptra in the temples rather than filler? Would you concur? Thank you 😊
Based on what you said it seems like Sculptra would be a better fit. I feel Sculptra is a safer product to inject in the temples which is a little bit of a higher risk area.
I have sooo wanted to do this. But the risk of blindness makes it feel like an unnecessary risk to take for beauty. But do we know the actual odds of blindness complication using HA? I feel like the real numbers might be suppressed as complications like that would go underreported.
I don’t know the actual odds but it’s extremely rare but you are right things like this likely go underreported. Everything in life comes with risk. I can tell you ask an injector I feel so much safer w/ Sculptra than filler to treat this area.
Maybe they put too much? Also not all procedures fit everyone. It takes an artist eye to know which little tweaks to do and keep certain features that is a so called flaw on a plastic surgery chart but is actually bringing beauty to certain faces!!
@@emmaphilo4049 No that is not it. First, I did it with one of the best in Miami. But I have several friends who also did it with other surgeons and it widened their faces. That is what happened to Emily Blunt's face/
You can use Sculptra to the chin and the nasolabial folds. Not the under eyes. My next video will be all about all the areas you can put Sculptra in the face.
I’ll get juvederm filler in the temples hopefully next week. My temples look like craters 😂. I’ve lost so much volume, age and weight loss. And high cheek bones. So much shadow there. Some pictures are awful. I just hope they won’t need too much as it’s not cheap and that it will last.
@@NaturalInjector I did it! I got the temple filler I was dreaming about for over one year. I got 1 cc on each side. Dr said he could easily put another 1 cc on each, so hollow my temples are. I have high cheek bones, that contributes too. So happy! Should have done it earlier. I was so upset every time I looked in the mirror, all I saw were 2 “craters”. Not to mention the photos, especially with bad light. Now I can see the edges of my eyebrows, before they were hiding in the hole 😂. It didn’t lift my eyebrows or eyelids. I paid 900 dollars all together. European region. Got juvederm voluma. Dr wanted something else, but I insisted on juvederm. I hope it will last.
@@bluemoon8268 you can use filler under the eyes, if you’re a good candidate. I’ll be coming out with another video on under eye filler and who are good candidates
@@NaturalInjector … I’m not referring to below the eye … I’m referring to the upper eyelid that loses volume and begins to look hollow and sunken in, particularly on the area closer to the bridge of the nose …
@@bluemoon8268 oh yes the hollowing can really age someone. Some people use filler to the actually lateral brow bone area, it’s very risky. What also can hollow is the actual upper eyelid though and I wonder if anyone will be brave enough to treat that with filler. It’s such a tiny delicate area the upper eyelid
I've had Sculptra to the temples twice and both times I got crazy breakouts, when I never had acne in that area before. I've had Sculptra in other areas with no issues, but for some reason my temple area responds really badly to it. It took over a year for it the clear the first time, months the second time so unfortunately it's not an option for me anymore.
Thank you for sharing your story. I’ve never heard of that. So you got more acne breakouts after Sculptra to your temples? Did you have acne breakouts there before Sculptra and you think it worsened the breakouts?
@@NaturalInjector No injector I spoke to had ever heard of that either. I'm another weird anomaly. I had never had acne there before. In fact, I had never had acne like that in any area before. After the first time I was hoping it was just a fluke, but then it happened again the second time. I've also never before had my temple area react differently to something than the rest of my face. I guess it will just remain a mystery.
i broke out on one side of the temples after my first session of sculptra. It was a cluster of them. I think the skin must’ve been stressed from the pressure
@@bobbieSng Interesting. With Sculptra there is less pressure than filler because it’s a liquid so after 3-5 days all the pressure from volume should have been completely resolved as the water gets reabsorbed. Do you know how much volume (mL/cc) was injected into each side? Also, I have noticed issues with my skin after getting injectables and that all relates to cleaning the skin thoroughly before treating with alcohol and hibiclens which can really irritate the skin. For instance, I had my neck done recently with Sculptra and it was so itchy at times and I think it’s from the alcohol and hibiclens that irritated my skin. What other areas did you have injected at that treatment session?
Hi, I've been getting Sculptra for approximately 3 years. I went to get my annual maintenance of 2 vials and had the usual temple and prearicular areas done. I'm 3 months post maintenance and around the 8 week stage I noticed my right eyelid getting heavier and hooded and my temple area looks bumpy and more hollow. There is no problem on the left side. I'm actually going to my injector tomorrow but would love to know if you've come across anything like this? I'm a bit freaked out and was wondering if this happens with massaging or the new introduction of Sculptra being mixed on arrival for the appointment. She used to mix it up the day prior but said Sculptra have said it's now safe to administer straight after reconstitution.
Hi Jane. I have not heard of this issue as far as heavy eyelids. You can of course get bumps or nodules from Sculptra. Even though the company says you can reconstitute a vial on the same day I choose to still continue reconstituting at least 3 days before treatment and the reason is because I have not had an issue with nodules (if it ain’t broke don’t fix it). Did you get Botox or other neuromodulators done? That could possibly cause a heavy lid. Glad you’re following up with your provider. Feel free to keep us posted.
Thanks so much for the reply. No, I haven't had any neuromodulators for a few years. I'll see what she thinks tomorrow so wish me luck x @@NaturalInjector
@@1989Channy Hi, she said it wouldn't have caused it and injected botox to lift that eyelid. It actually took close to 2 weeks to kick in and I still have hooding but it's less pronounced. I actually looked on Realself the other day and came across a couple of other women who have experienced the same thing so who knows. I think I will need to make an appointment with an opthalmologist to see what they think. Not ideal
Some plastic surgeons prefer Lanluma to Sculptra, but I don’t know what the difference is, other than it is also a bio-stimulator. Is it just a different brand??
Unfortunately we don’t have Lanluma available here in the US. Check this video out for more info on Lanluma 👉 ua-cam.com/video/5PyfvY5ynvU/v-deo.htmlsi=Kmuy31VKxaDy8om9
The downside of Sculptra, especially with temples, is that it takes months and several treatments to see results. After the first treatment and spending thousands, you’re back to hollow temples the next day. I naturally have a peanut shape upper face (dad’s genes) regardless of age/collagen. It’s hard to wait for the results of Sculptra.
Thanks for sharing your story. It can be hard to wait on results from Sculptra, especially in the beginning. However, once you build up a nice reserve of collagen you don’t go back to baseline like you did before. When I used to use filler, it was nice to have the instant result, but everyday after, every time I worked out I thought, oh no am I exercising my filler away. Sculptra is nice because it gives you something to look forward to with very long lasting results because it’s your own collagen. I think it’s nice to look forward to something as opposed to getting a treatment and thinking I look amazing today but everyday thereafter my results will eventually diminish and I’m not doing anything to make my own collagen which can give long lasting results.
Can botox cause temple hollows? I saw someone go from no noticeable hollowing to having the worst hollowing I've ever seen over the span of just months. I always wondered if badly placed botox could've atrophied her temple muscles.
I first time noticed my hollow temples one month after my first botox, forehead eyes and elevens. I was on a diet at the same time, loosing weight and age 50. Hard to tell, I definitely think botox might have contributed. I couldn’t find much about it
I am having Botox injections in February for migraines, my neurologist went over some rare side effects, one of them was facial fat loss, I found that quite interesting, so I would say yes. To my surprise.
Hi Melissa. It’s smart to do yearly to maintain results but if you don’t do it every year it does not mean that you’ll go back to baseline. Check this video out 👉 ua-cam.com/video/oIS4cjSl-m8/v-deo.htmlsi=Xf7yXZkZqcvLvW2K
I'm the PERFECT candidate Emily. I naturally have high cheek bones, asymetrical and a slim face. Maybe the last four years or so I noticed something was different but couldn't place it. Even with my asymetrical face I would get so many compliments that you're so pretty! And I would be approached by guys a lot and yes I'm older now but I don't think that's what it is. It's bc I've gotten the peanut face imo it's not attractive, though just yesterday a lady told me you're very pretty so I'm pretty sure it's worse in my mind . Unfortunately I'm terrified of the possible complications so I've been chewing gum instead to build facial muscle. Can you please do an ai before and after of Halle Berry to show what her face would look like with temple filler? I'm very curious bc her temples look very hollow and she's still gorgeous so I can only imagine how stunning she would be with full temples
Thanks for sharing your story. The reason why I like using Sculptra to the temples is because filler is more risky. Not sure if you reached that part of the video as your comment said “temple filler.”
Hi I hope you and your family are doing very well🙏🏻🙏🏻 I am in a new subscriber and I have hollow temple and also my cheeks are flatten after menopause do you think I’m going to be a candidate for this?? please let me know I would appreciate it so much God bless you🙏🏻🙏🏻💞
How would you combine Sculptra with regular use of microcurrent devices like Foreo Bear? I've read that after getting filler, to stop microcurrent for ten days because it can move the filler. But since Sculptra technically isn't filler how would it be affected?
I’m not familiar with that particular device or any other home microcurrent device but you are free to use devices with Scultpra as the heat from the device would only help spread the microparticles. The issue is knowing which one is doing the job. Since you are introducing 2 variables how would you know which one is responsible for your results?
@@NaturalInjector Microcurrent doesn't generate heat, but stimulates muscle to produce ATP. I've used Sculptra for years but the microcurrent is new to my routine. I'm getting my annual Sculptra soon; hence, the concern. Good to know about heat stimulating Sculptra though.
I got sculptra and it worked well on one side of my face and not as much the other. Could this be bc I had more cystic acne on one side of my face? I assumed I developed more scare tissue from acne preventing my face to grow collagen and expand from sculptra injections.
We usually have one side of your face that has more signs of facial aging. I discussed this in my most recent video. Which side did it work better to? The side that had more cystic acne?
I've been chasing temple volume for 2 years. Every time I look in the mirror they bother me but I'm awaiting my 3rd sculptra currently, have had tons of smooth threads and will request some more ha soon for my left one. Temple volume is of great import to looking young and healthy imo.
I had my temples treated with filler 2 moths ago and I was very happy with the results as it also gave me a brow lift. Than, I bought silicon anti-wrinkel patches on Amazon similar to frownies but silicone and applied them over night. Due to the shape of the patches they overlapped from my forehead onto my temples which I didn't concern me as they claim to smooth out wrinkles that is all. To my horror when I woke up all of my temple filler was gone. Not migrated just gone! I don't understand how is that possible??? can you please share your thoughts on this? When I got them filled my injector thought this filler would last me for at least a year. I also though if these dissolve filler completely over night maybe they would work great on filler migration on the lips etc. I am not putting them under my eyes as I had my tearthru treated. Anyway I am scared to put them anywhere on my face now including my elevens as I don't know if they can cause dents in the fat not just dissolve filler?
@@selectiveoutrage6617 thanks . Didn’t it dry out your skin? I need to moisturize at night as my skin is dry. I wish someone could explain how a silicone patch can dissolve all the filler over night
When you have done Sculptra jow long should you wait with other treatments that has PN,PLLA ect in it? I did Sculptra 5 weeks ago and i have something called Caratfill i want to do.With PN and HA.
I’m not sure what PN is and I’m not familiar with Carafill. With HA I usually just have people wait a few weeks. The problem with introducing other injectables with PLLA in it is how will you know what worked or what’s working if you’re introducing other things into the equation .
@@NaturalInjector poleonucletides and HA is in this. It is probably best to lay of everything after Sculptra.I have fone 4 sessions now over 7 months and now i can see that it is starting to work.But it is sooooo slow!!And i have so little patiens when it comes to my broken face.I have to take out filler and whent back many times for weeks and after i looked 100 yrs old!So the only thing i will try is biostm. Just want to say thank you for what you do!Your vids are so informativ and you are a joy to look at also!😃❤️
@@catrineinNorway so glad you enjoy the videos! We don’t have anything w/ polyneucleotides in it here in the US to my knowledge. I know Dr. Sara Tonks has a video out on them I believe.
It is sometimes applied very deep to the bone and sometimes to the subcutaneous layer. It all depends on the area of the face. When I do temples I go deep to bone
It’s all about a spectrum. If your cheekbones have a lot of definition then it can make your face look harsh. As mine was getting there. It’s all about knowing when you want to intervene because I certainly did not want to stop exercising and if I had done nothing it would have gotten even more defined and I didn’t like how it was making my face look. After Sculptra I still have definition but not the point where it hardens my look if that makes sense.
@@NaturalInjector fare point. I've always had a round face and now with aging I have nicely defined cheekbones. I understand what you are saying - you can have too much of a good thing.
@@Mazzaaaaman 👍 yes! I cant totally understand where you’re coming from if you have a rounder face. This video helps explain when it may be a good time to get treatment based on how sharp cheekbones can become 👉 ua-cam.com/video/yB8sN6vRf6c/v-deo.htmlsi=Ak2SqcYAy4C0M8Rf
Great video, allot of people cannot use sculptra, I have had my temples done both ways. With voluma, deep and subdermal, still on the fence. As you stated !the black hole!!!!!....thus us one area that can migrate and stay for years and is not easy to do solve due to the black hole... Hence I think this time I and going to do subdermal. With radeasse..never spell it right. Or maybe a diluted biostimulater
Maybe I'm the only one but I don't see much difference between the before and after pictures. For the cost of Sculptra I would spect to see better and visible results.
I avoid making facial expressions like laughing, or frowning so that I don't get wrinkles and even though I'm 37, it works tremendously well but at the same time, it is hard not to laugh, notably when going on dates because you want to show your character and stuff! That's the only uncomfortable part about not being able to laugh! Most people my age have many wrinkles. I don't because I control myself not to laugh to avoid wrinkles. 😢😢😢
Think about the risk we take every time we do anything in life, like driving a car. It’s part of life everything comes with risk. If it happened that often these cosmetic procedures wouldn’t be as popular as they are.
Sculptra is too risky to inject into temple area!! Way too high a chance of occlusion!! It is much safer to use a filler that can be reversed in event of occlusion!!
Too risky with all those arteries. Bangs are cheaper and hide the temples. I prefer spending money on my lower face, which can't be hidden. People can do whatever they like to their bodies. I don't care.
I want my patients to be free to take their hair completely off their face and not have to rely on a specific hairstyle as that’s completely liberating. Not everyone looks good with bangs. Most would think that if you have a balanced face shape you don’t need bangs. Also, the same risks apply to the lower face, it’s less risky but still comes with the same risks.
@@Jeska91 Plenty of women of all ages wear bangs in my major metropolitan city where being stylish is important. I would assume you're a millennial fashion victim trying to fit in. As you grow more confident, you will find your own personal style.
@@selectiveoutrage6617being a slave to a hairstyle because you want to hide your face is not stylish. Also millennials are more relevant than whatever dinosaur generation you are a part of. The young rule the scene. Try opening your mind to fashion outside your hospice home. Have a nice day.
this shit has got to stop. you have multimillion dollar famous people getting all these fillers throughout the years with AWFUL results. if they can't seem to achieve a look that isnt totally obvious and consequently terrible looking that should inform everyone that it is not a youthful solution. YOU CAN'T STOP AGING, PERIOD! The constant messaging that natural aging needs to be"fixed" is why body dysmorphia is rampant among the old and thanks to this shiite being shoved in everyone's face, young women too....teens and younger. it's pathetic. ugh. so sick of this
Allicee, I recently saw some photos of a famous actress, now in her eighties. She had obviously had a TON of work done, and she looked absolutely awful- a Michael Jackson look to her nose (which she has had redone numerous times) and just sad everywhere else.
People know you can’t stop aging but you don’t have to look your age, that’s the key. I touched on the whole unnatural look and why I personally specialize in natural looking results in this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/uH1_uwR7R4o/v-deo.htmlsi=ttnlrnhQLzk6gjrR
What I don't understand is why people who hate surgery come to plastic surgery channels just to hate watch and leave unnecessary comments. If you want to age like a banana that's your choice.
Isn't that the case of estheticians creating a need that doesn't exist? Because I personally see absolutely no differences in the aforementioned pictures whatsoever. None. Zero.
Sculptra is literally the best invention ever! I prefer not to use filler so it’s been a game changer for me at the age of 46.
It is the best invention. Too bad we don’t have other brands here in the US
@@NaturalInjectorcan you talk anything at all about price so some people can have an idea because there's a lot of people who struggle financially
@@gardensofthegods Yes I actually mentioned the price in my latest video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/G_xUhxJ31Rk/v-deo.htmlsi=XDpt-xa-bxaoz1OH
@NaturalInjector can I ask please what results you got?
I recently got sculptra to temples after watching your videos. I’m almost 37 and when I lost weight I really noticed a volume loss in my temple area. So far I really like the results. I plan to go back for more soon to achieve my desired results.
That’s amazing Brittany! Thanks so much for sharing! 🤗
You look amazing! Where did you go? I’m in NYC so I’m doing my research to not get botched. I’m willing to travel even 😭
@@froyokid Thank you! I went to Studio MD Soho in NYC. However, my plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills has recently advised against it so I want to consult with him about the reasons before I book another session. Just FYI
@@BrittanyKellyTV he’s advices against sculptra? Yea a few surgeons have been saying that the past few months because it makes getting facelifts harder. But I thought it was fine for the temples though. Which surgeon in Beverly Hills?
@@froyokid I believe that may be the reason he is saying filler to the temple versus sculptra, but I need to ask. I wouldn’t want to make it harder to have a facelift in my early 60s if I decided to just because I chose the wrong preventative treatment
@4:20 isolating the upper face really highlights the difference. I struggled to notice before in the photo but once you isolated the area it became immediately obvious. I get my temples treated with sculptra and it's reassuring to see the difference it is making pointed out. Thank you 🙏
Thanks so much for your feedback! Yes this is why I isolated the upper face, so it would be more apparent. 👍🤗
Do you mind waiting for 3+ months for results?
@@serenab17 I personally don’t mind because before Sculptra, I used to use filler. Filler is nice because it gives you an immediate result but with time, results go away. So everytime I worked out I thought, I’m probably working my filler away. Sculptra gives you something to look forward to .
Excellent video, your suggested and demonstrated enhancements provide a natural younger reflection of the individual. Amazing natural looking changes!
Thank you for watching Terry!! 💕
I’ve had my temples treated with filler a few times. I go to a very experienced practitioner as not a lot of cosmetic doctors treat this area. It’s definitely a good area to treat for volume loss and i don’t think it can ever make you look “overdone”. The doctor that treats me is always attending conferences and courses. She recently changed her technique and uses a cannula to treat the temples. Her old method was to inject deeper and at the bone. The understanding was that you get better results with less product if you don’t go as deep. However I noticed that i got a couple or raised veins showing after she treated me with the new technique. So i now get her to fill deeper the way she used to and I’m very happy with the results. I really recommend getting this area treated. I avoided it for a few years as i felt it was an expensive area to treat with little visible results however after getting it done you see how it lifts the face, improves the eye area as well as eyelid and temple. It also harmonises the face again and takes away that skeletal look you can get from aging.
Thank you so much for sharing your story! Yes it can make quite a difference to do this area. I feel much safer using Sculptra over filler but I know some prescribers prefer filler. Curious to know if your provider offers Sculptra.
Emily. Your videos are INSANELY valuable and thorough! Thank you!
Thank you so much that means the world to me to hear that. 🤗💕
AMAZING VIDEO, you are an extraordinary educator and injector, I'm very happy with the procedure, thank you very much❤❤❤❤❤
This channel is awesome and will grow into millions. ❤
I sure hope so! Thanks for your comment and please feel free to share this channel with others. 🤗💕
Can Sosum soft also be used in the temple area?
Emily by far this video besides being one of the most extensive video, also happens to be very well researched and informative.. I truly believe being more natural and less exaggerated features reveals the true beauty in the individual as well as the artist who performed the procedure!!
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Thank you sir Wilmoth! I hope you and Terry enjoyed it 💕
I get sculptra injections and I now I much better understand the temple region and importance of sculptra there. My injector does that, and now I understand. I work out and I am very lean. Everything you said in this video now makes so much sense. Thank you!
So glad you found the video helpful!
I’m in LA and already have a provider and have been considering sculptra . But I love your videos and education so think I need to have a consultation with you !!
🤗 Thank you so much for your comment 💕! So good to hear you love the videos! Let me know if you wanna set up a virtual consultation.
This was such a great educational and informative video!!
Than you so much Rachel!
I had filler in my temples and it lasted 2 years and looked amazing
That’s awesome thanks for sharing!
Emily such a great video. I was looking so forward to it because I am definitely a peanut face. Had one session of filler but as you mentioned it was like a bottomless pit and actually the results did not last long. I am hoping to do Sculptra as I believe this would give me the results I am after. Thanks again for all the info.
Thanks Jan. Did you have filler to your temples? With Sculptra it can take many sessions but the results are very long lasting.
Just got 1 ml of voluma today, I’m so happy with it!
To your temples?
After I asked my question I imagine you also use a cannula to make it safer than needle to mitigate the blindness risk ?
Actually I don’t I feel safer using a needle and going deep right over bone because this depth is less likely to cannulate an artery
I am confused!! So which one do you use and which plane. Sorry to take up so much of your time and energy to clarify. But I trust your opinion and want to ask my injector to observe what you say!
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@@Aki-wq6xh With Sculptra, I go deep down to the periosteum. Some injectors prefer to go subcutaneously and use a cannula, it’s dependent on what the injector is comfortable with
completely understood now!!@@NaturalInjector
Thanks 🙌🏻
You’re welcome 🙌
I think I’ve figured out why I started wearing glasses constantly a few years back. I think subconsciously i was trying to widen that area around the temples (with wider framed glasses). I feel very sunken and very old when I go out wearing contacts and happen to look in an unflattering mirror. Oy! Thanks for this video, and connecting the dots for me
Well poop, that’s all I see on myself now, big hallow peanut head 😂
Great video!
😂it’s a funny term isn’t it. 🥜. Thank you!
Very informative video. Thank you !
I don't know anyone personally that has had use sculptura. What should I be asking or looking for in finding a qualified injector. How do I even know if they are telling me the truth?
I will probably have to come out with a video on this topic. I would want to see their results or their before and after pictures along with other things like how long they’ve been injecting and how often they inject Sculptra. Glad you enjoyed the video!
What’s the difference in the effects Sculptra vs Skinboosters? From my research they’re delivering similar results (stimulate collagen/ add volume)
Interesting video! I just got my second session of Sculptra yesterday, along with other areas of the face. Curious to see how my temples will look after my sessions are completed.
Glad you found it interesting! Did you like how your temples looked immediately after Sculptra? Feel free to keep us posted on your results.
Do you mind saying how much it is costing you per session and how many vials are being used?
@@kimberly6123 Hi Kimberly. Sure thing. My prices are located on this page of my website under the FAQ’s 👉 www.naturalinjector.com/contact. Also I disclosed how many vials were used on all of the patients underneath the before and after pictures.
I’ve had my temples done with filler about 18mths ago. It has the feeling of a putty like substance, especially in the first few months. Even when you touch the area you can definitely feel it. It’s fine now though and I haven’t gone back to baseline yet.
@@rachelteeuws1241 Thank you for sharing your story. The “putty” is a great explanation, it just felt weird to me. Good to hear your results lasted that long. In certain areas, filler can be long lasting.
Thank you for being so generous and open about your knowledge!!
- now in 2024, many injectors would no longer let Sculptra sits. As obviously the manufacturer has changed their instructions. Do you still think we should let I sit? I have had injector who insisted on two days, some insisted ten minutes would be enough.
- I am prone to nodules and had to have them dissolved a few times :/ my injector diluted it to 9cc including the anaesthesia liquid. You reckon that’s enough?
- for the temples- I had asked her to inject into the deeper plane close to the bone but she said that’s dangerous and not as long lasting so she in the end used a cannula to do the less deep version. But I also had another doctor who tried the needle/ deeper way. Do they each have their merit or is one definitely better than the other, I wonder 💭
Thank you ❤
I go down to the periosteum because I feel safer but I’m not opposed to learning a different method. It could be that you get better results if you are less deep since there are more fibroblasts in the subcutaneous plane. There aren’t any evidence based studies that show that one gives better results than the other because it’s not approved for use in the temples at the moment.
Thank you sooooo much for your reply!! Do you use a needle or a cannula?@@NaturalInjector
So sorry for being medically dumb!! Does that mean you inject it the way my dr does, which is NOT with a needle and NOT 'bone-deep'? I needed to google 'periosteum'!
thank you soooo much x@@NaturalInjector
@@Aki-wq6xh No worries. I do use a cannula sometimes, but on other areas of the face other than temples. I also go subcutaneously to other areas of the face.
@@Aki-wq6xh For temples, I use needle.
How do you feel this compares to autologous fat transfer?
Wow, this women sounds like a plastic surgeon the way she is so familiar with the facial structures, and all the ins and outs of her industry.
I would never see an aesthetician for any procedure over a dermatologist or plastic surgeon, but she might be the exception! 🔥
Thanks so much for your comment but I’m not an aesthetician. They would not let aestheticians inject here in the US. You must either be an RN, PA, NP, or Doctor. I’m a physician assistant, which they actually recently changed the name to physician associate.
Even Botox?
Maybe an unpopular opinion. I have a feeling ppl unconsciously trust male dr who are 'plastic surgeons' the most due to institutionalised unconscious bias. (not because people are horrible. we are all prone to it). But I personally would go to someone who does these day in and out. a degree/ being a plastic surgeon does not necessarily makes you the best Sculptra injector!
You must have worked hard to get to where you are. utmost respect, Emily! @@NaturalInjector
Hello! I’ve been really enjoying your content; thank you for sharing your wisdom! What are options, other than Botox, for treating wrinkles on the chin?
Glad you enjoy the content. Filler can always help with wrinkles, depending on how deep vs fine they are.
Thank you for all your great informative videos! I am interested in Sculptra and have learned a lot from you! I have one question though. Can sculptra be used for smokers lines above the lip? Thank you!
Glad you find the videos helpful! No you can’t use Sculptra that superficially, you can use filler and Botox for smokers lines. Check out this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/a-YKTyYbnz0/v-deo.htmlsi=XI_f-tbLxwvlXMRQ
@@NaturalInjector thank you!
Great video. Glad you mentioned the risks. I feel biggest thing is finding a great provider. Excellent info. You look great, very youthful. 😊
How about using Elanse?
I’m not sure as we don’t have that product here in the US
Such an informative video..thank you! I'm in the "severe" category, to the point where it's caused quite a lot of insecurity, self-consciousness, my entire life. I actually had a coworker come up to me and 'measure" my forehead with their fingers! I had a few facial procedures 10 yrs ago, and had requested filler in my temples. He actually injected it into my CHEEKS! I was horrified! He said he didn't have enough filler to fill up that huge deficit! ???? Anyway, I do hope to find someone local that can inject me with Sculptra..in the right place!!!
Hi dear! How many months can i do thermage after my scupltra? Thank you 😊
Great points, Emily, i definitely need to treat my temples. I have high cheek bones and round face, which becoming more square😂. So i definitely going to get this done. My question is can you use prf gel( not just prf but created gel EZ gel? ) i am thinking to start all over with EZ gel. Use radiese for snatched jawline, and if needed add sculptra as well. Next year, i am seriously ready get myself looking back 30’s again 😜 Have a blessed day🙏❤️
Where can you get treatments like this in Illinois?
Try searching online for Sculptra providers
Does emface help the upper face?
I had one emface treatment (free at a conference). It felt exactly like a tens machine. I don't understand how the cost is justified. I'm not an expert on emface, I have little information other than my personal experience. The BTL representatives didn't give me satisfying details. I'd love to hear someone more knowledgeable chime in. I'm open to being wrong but based on my experience I would not spend my beauty dollars on emface. Sculptra always feels like money well spent for me.
@@BlueSparkshine Thank you for the info! I was thinking of getting it done. Now I'll just use a TENS machine I bought with face pad attachments and see if it's effective.
Not sure as I don’t do EMFACE but I believe that it is supposed to tighten the skin as opposed to getting the type of collagen stimulation you would get with Sculptra. Glad other ppl gave their opinion on the subject
@@BlueSparkshineDid the representatives say whether EMFACE is incompatible with botox? Electrically stimulating and strengthening the muscles of the brow, crows and forehead seems to be at cross purposes to what is being achieved by relaxing those muscles responsible for movements we want to diminish such as frowning.
@@BlueSparkshinei agree! I work in a med spa and we considered it. Rep came and did demo. I don’t think it’s worth it for the cost and how many treatments you need. We ended up getting Sofwave.
Very interesting video, Emily, your results are amazing! Would you say Sculptra is a good option to restore "chubby cheeks" after fat loss? I feel like my cheeks have deflated a bit and want to plump them back up... Thank you!
Thank you so much! Yes, it can be a great option to restore lost volume to cheeks after weight loss.
Im watching lots of your videos because im about to go in for sculptra one week from today! Im super nervous because ive been going to the same person for botox for a couple of years but shes finally talked me into sculptra and its super new to me. I worry aboht being over filled. Im a sinker, definitely. My cheekbones have always been prominent but now are "shelves". So we're going to do it in my temples and the area in front of my ears under my cheekbones. Jow can i avoid getting overfilled? I dont want to have a pillow face! Just look more like myself. Thanks!
Hi Jackie thanks for sharing your story. You seem like you’re a great candidate for Sculptra being that your’re a sinker and your cheekbones have become like a shelf. That’s what mine were like too, and can become like without treatment. At this point you are in the hands of your provider and what she recommends. I have a video out about how much Sculptra do I need that may be a helpful guide. 👉 ua-cam.com/video/fcbybJ4ymQM/v-deo.htmlsi=qxM4Ol4nWEDF6jk2
do you use cannulas in the temple?
No I don’t typically use cannulas in the temples
what dose you usually inject in temple area?
Dose meaning what’s my concentration of how much volume?
@@NaturalInjector thank you for answering my question. I meant what concentration and how many milliliters should be injected?
@@God-is-Great777 for the face I use an 8mL dilution and I put anywhere I usually put anywhere from 1.25-2 cc’s in a temple and that all depends on how their temples correct as I’m injecting.
I let my surgeon add my own fat to my temples and made such a difference to my look. I have very high cheekbones and as I get older my face was getting more angular.
Thank you so much for sharing your story! Makes quite a nice difference and tones down the angularity.
Will filling the temple's help lift corners of upper eyelids?
It depends on a lot of things. It helps give the lateral brow support. You can see with the gentleman that it helped lift his a little. Some providers do a little to the upper eyelid area and that can help even more. However, if you have hooded eyelids it’s not going to change the shape of your eyes.
How does a ultra compare to PCL threads?
Es hilar muy fino!
Hi Emily. I have severe volume loss in the temples. I am trying to decide between HA filler and Sculptra (or Lanluma). Some practitioners recommend one over the other for various reasons. I suffer from chronic barometric pressure headaches, which includes a lot of pain in the temple area. I am also a regular dry sauna user (3 x per week+) and side sleeper. Under these circumstances, going by the information you have provided in your videos, I would assume I would be a candidate more suited to sculptra in the temples rather than filler? Would you concur? Thank you 😊
Based on what you said it seems like Sculptra would be a better fit. I feel Sculptra is a safer product to inject in the temples which is a little bit of a higher risk area.
I have sooo wanted to do this. But the risk of blindness makes it feel like an unnecessary risk to take for beauty. But do we know the actual odds of blindness complication using HA? I feel like the real numbers might be suppressed as complications like that would go underreported.
I don’t know the actual odds but it’s extremely rare but you are right things like this likely go underreported. Everything in life comes with risk. I can tell you ask an injector I feel so much safer w/ Sculptra than filler to treat this area.
Just do one
I did that and i don't like the results. It widened my head.
Maybe they put too much? Also not all procedures fit everyone. It takes an artist eye to know which little tweaks to do and keep certain features that is a so called flaw on a plastic surgery chart but is actually bringing beauty to certain faces!!
@@emmaphilo4049 No that is not it. First, I did it with one of the best in Miami. But I have several friends who also did it with other surgeons and it widened their faces. That is what happened to Emily Blunt's face/
Can I have Juvederm and Sculptra associated?
Associated?
Can Sculptra be used for chin to produce volume there too? Unfortunately it cannot be used in the nasolabial folds and under the eyes right?
You can use Sculptra to the chin and the nasolabial folds. Not the under eyes. My next video will be all about all the areas you can put Sculptra in the face.
@@NaturalInjector Thanks hun! Looking forward x
@@wem-c9f 🤗
I’ll get juvederm filler in the temples hopefully next week. My temples look like craters 😂. I’ve lost so much volume, age and weight loss. And high cheek bones. So much shadow there. Some pictures are awful. I just hope they won’t need too much as it’s not cheap and that it will last.
Thank you for sharing! Feel free t keep us posted on your results 🤗
@@NaturalInjector I did it! I got the temple filler I was dreaming about for over one year. I got 1 cc on each side. Dr said he could easily put another 1 cc on each, so hollow my temples are. I have high cheek bones, that contributes too. So happy! Should have done it earlier. I was so upset every time I looked in the mirror, all I saw were 2 “craters”. Not to mention the photos, especially with bad light. Now I can see the edges of my eyebrows, before they were hiding in the hole 😂. It didn’t lift my eyebrows or eyelids. I paid 900 dollars all together. European region. Got juvederm voluma. Dr wanted something else, but I insisted on juvederm. I hope it will last.
@@evarkf thank you so much for keeping us posted on your results! Glad you felt it was worth it. Temples can be powerful to rejuvenate
QUESTION … can Sculptra be used in the upper eyelid area on each side of the nose for that sunken eyelid area ?
No it shouldn’t be used for those areas
@@NaturalInjector … thank you for your reply … so, what can be done to fill in that area ?
@@bluemoon8268 you can use filler under the eyes, if you’re a good candidate. I’ll be coming out with another video on under eye filler and who are good candidates
@@NaturalInjector … I’m not referring to below the eye … I’m referring to the upper eyelid that loses volume and begins to look hollow and sunken in, particularly on the area closer to the bridge of the nose …
@@bluemoon8268 oh yes the hollowing can really age someone. Some people use filler to the actually lateral brow bone area, it’s very risky. What also can hollow is the actual upper eyelid though and I wonder if anyone will be brave enough to treat that with filler. It’s such a tiny delicate area the upper eyelid
I've had Sculptra to the temples twice and both times I got crazy breakouts, when I never had acne in that area before. I've had Sculptra in other areas with no issues, but for some reason my temple area responds really badly to it. It took over a year for it the clear the first time, months the second time so unfortunately it's not an option for me anymore.
Thank you for sharing your story. I’ve never heard of that. So you got more acne breakouts after Sculptra to your temples? Did you have acne breakouts there before Sculptra and you think it worsened the breakouts?
@@NaturalInjector No injector I spoke to had ever heard of that either. I'm another weird anomaly. I had never had acne there before. In fact, I had never had acne like that in any area before. After the first time I was hoping it was just a fluke, but then it happened again the second time. I've also never before had my temple area react differently to something than the rest of my face. I guess it will just remain a mystery.
@@santanacaipirinha9536 I wonder if it has something to do with thin skin and less 'meat' in that area compared to cheeks.
i broke out on one side of the temples after my first session of sculptra. It was a cluster of them. I think the skin must’ve been stressed from the pressure
@@bobbieSng Interesting. With Sculptra there is less pressure than filler because it’s a liquid so after 3-5 days all the pressure from volume should have been completely resolved as the water gets reabsorbed. Do you know how much volume (mL/cc) was injected into each side? Also, I have noticed issues with my skin after getting injectables and that all relates to cleaning the skin thoroughly before treating with alcohol and hibiclens which can really irritate the skin. For instance, I had my neck done recently with Sculptra and it was so itchy at times and I think it’s from the alcohol and hibiclens that irritated my skin. What other areas did you have injected at that treatment session?
Hi, I've been getting Sculptra for approximately 3 years. I went to get my annual maintenance of 2 vials and had the usual temple and prearicular areas done. I'm 3 months post maintenance and around the 8 week stage I noticed my right eyelid getting heavier and hooded and my temple area looks bumpy and more hollow. There is no problem on the left side. I'm actually going to my injector tomorrow but would love to know if you've come across anything like this? I'm a bit freaked out and was wondering if this happens with massaging or the new introduction of Sculptra being mixed on arrival for the appointment. She used to mix it up the day prior but said Sculptra have said it's now safe to administer straight after reconstitution.
Hi Jane. I have not heard of this issue as far as heavy eyelids. You can of course get bumps or nodules from Sculptra. Even though the company says you can reconstitute a vial on the same day I choose to still continue reconstituting at least 3 days before treatment and the reason is because I have not had an issue with nodules (if it ain’t broke don’t fix it). Did you get Botox or other neuromodulators done? That could possibly cause a heavy lid. Glad you’re following up with your provider. Feel free to keep us posted.
Thanks so much for the reply. No, I haven't had any neuromodulators for a few years. I'll see what she thinks tomorrow so wish me luck x @@NaturalInjector
@@janenicholson4056 👍
@@janenicholson4056what did your injector say about this issue❤ I’m really intrigued
@@1989Channy Hi, she said it wouldn't have caused it and injected botox to lift that eyelid. It actually took close to 2 weeks to kick in and I still have hooding but it's less pronounced. I actually looked on Realself the other day and came across a couple of other women who have experienced the same thing so who knows. I think I will need to make an appointment with an opthalmologist to see what they think. Not ideal
Some plastic surgeons prefer Lanluma to Sculptra, but I don’t know what the difference is, other than it is also a bio-stimulator. Is it just a different brand??
Unfortunately we don’t have Lanluma available here in the US. Check this video out for more info on Lanluma 👉 ua-cam.com/video/5PyfvY5ynvU/v-deo.htmlsi=Kmuy31VKxaDy8om9
Same exact thing, just a bit more product in one vial of Lanluma.
@@IloveCamels335 Definitely more product w/ Lanluma but I also think the particle size may differ
@@NaturalInjector Correct. With “same thing” I meant to say that the ingredient is Poly-L-Lactic Acid as well
@@IloveCamels335 yes 👍
I wanted Sculptra and the nurse recommended E’lanse for me
What about Voluma in the temples?
The downside of Sculptra, especially with temples, is that it takes months and several treatments to see results. After the first treatment and spending thousands, you’re back to hollow temples the next day. I naturally have a peanut shape upper face (dad’s genes) regardless of age/collagen. It’s hard to wait for the results of Sculptra.
Thanks for sharing your story. It can be hard to wait on results from Sculptra, especially in the beginning. However, once you build up a nice reserve of collagen you don’t go back to baseline like you did before. When I used to use filler, it was nice to have the instant result, but everyday after, every time I worked out I thought, oh no am I exercising my filler away. Sculptra is nice because it gives you something to look forward to with very long lasting results because it’s your own collagen. I think it’s nice to look forward to something as opposed to getting a treatment and thinking I look amazing today but everyday thereafter my results will eventually diminish and I’m not doing anything to make my own collagen which can give long lasting results.
Is that really that expensive 😱
I’ve been told over and over I’ve not lost any volume in my temple area. I’m much more concerned with the volume lost in my cheeks.
Thanks for sharing. Curious what facial shape you are?
Can botox cause temple hollows? I saw someone go from no noticeable hollowing to having the worst hollowing I've ever seen over the span of just months. I always wondered if badly placed botox could've atrophied her temple muscles.
I first time noticed my hollow temples one month after my first botox, forehead eyes and elevens. I was on a diet at the same time, loosing weight and age 50. Hard to tell, I definitely think botox might have contributed. I couldn’t find much about it
I am having Botox injections in February for migraines, my neurologist went over some rare side effects, one of them was facial fat loss, I found that quite interesting, so I would say yes. To my surprise.
Do we need to get sculptra every year? If not back to base line? ❤
You do the series and then you're good until aging requires more
Because aging continues every year
Hi Melissa. It’s smart to do yearly to maintain results but if you don’t do it every year it does not mean that you’ll go back to baseline. Check this video out 👉 ua-cam.com/video/oIS4cjSl-m8/v-deo.htmlsi=Xf7yXZkZqcvLvW2K
I'm the PERFECT candidate Emily. I naturally have high cheek bones, asymetrical and a slim face. Maybe the last four years or so I noticed something was different but couldn't place it. Even with my asymetrical face I would get so many compliments that you're so pretty! And I would be approached by guys a lot and yes I'm older now but I don't think that's what it is. It's bc I've gotten the peanut face imo it's not attractive, though just yesterday a lady told me you're very pretty so I'm pretty sure it's worse in my mind .
Unfortunately I'm terrified of the possible complications so I've been chewing gum instead to build facial muscle.
Can you please do an ai before and after of Halle Berry to show what her face would look like with temple filler? I'm very curious bc her temples look very hollow and she's still gorgeous so I can only imagine how stunning she would be with full temples
Thanks for sharing your story. The reason why I like using Sculptra to the temples is because filler is more risky. Not sure if you reached that part of the video as your comment said “temple filler.”
I am 35, but since a year i see volume loss in this area.... when i chunk my jaw i see deep moving hollows in temple and even thick veins shadows...
Thank you for sharing your story! 👍
QUAL O VALOR DO SCULPTRA , DIRETO DO FABRICANTE GALDERMA, SÓ O PREÇO?
That depends on a lot of different things and every provider has different pricing.
Hi I hope you and your family are doing very well🙏🏻🙏🏻 I am in a new subscriber and I have hollow temple and also my cheeks are flatten after menopause do you think I’m going to be a candidate for this?? please let me know I would appreciate it so much God bless you🙏🏻🙏🏻💞
Weird! I had been looking at my face and thought to myself “I look like a peanut” I didn’t know that was the formal term 😅
😆 it’s weird it’s an actual term huh
I hope Emily sees this sometime. I want to get sculpts or filler in temples but heard an injector can hit a nerve there which is extremely dangerous?
Hi Jules. It’s more about hitting an artery that can cause issues. It was discussed in detail in this video.
How would you combine Sculptra with regular use of microcurrent devices like Foreo Bear? I've read that after getting filler, to stop microcurrent for ten days because it can move the filler. But since Sculptra technically isn't filler how would it be affected?
I’m not familiar with that particular device or any other home microcurrent device but you are free to use devices with Scultpra as the heat from the device would only help spread the microparticles. The issue is knowing which one is doing the job. Since you are introducing 2 variables how would you know which one is responsible for your results?
@@NaturalInjector Microcurrent doesn't generate heat, but stimulates muscle to produce ATP. I've used Sculptra for years but the microcurrent is new to my routine. I'm getting my annual Sculptra soon; hence, the concern. Good to know about heat stimulating Sculptra though.
Sculptra or Radiesse???
you are dermatologist or cosmetlogist tell me
I got sculptra and it worked well on one side of my face and not as much the other. Could this be bc I had more cystic acne on one side of my face? I assumed I developed more scare tissue from acne preventing my face to grow collagen and expand from sculptra injections.
We usually have one side of your face that has more signs of facial aging. I discussed this in my most recent video. Which side did it work better to? The side that had more cystic acne?
I have Crohns & currently treated with biologics [Stelara]. Is it ok for me to get Sculptra?
As a doctor would say no. Your immune system is already angry, do not risk it. Sending you lots of love, chrons disease is battle.
I have Crohns and am currently on Stelara. I have gotten Sculptra multiple times with zero issues but definitely check with GI.
I've been chasing temple volume for 2 years. Every time I look in the mirror they bother me but I'm awaiting my 3rd sculptra currently, have had tons of smooth threads and will request some more ha soon for my left one. Temple volume is of great import to looking young and healthy imo.
Try wearing bangs which are youthful and cheaper
Hi, I just wondered has the sculptra made any difference to the temples ❤
Sadly I've had horsey sunken temples since puberty. If i filled them i might not look like me anymore. Mind you, that might be a good thing.
I had my temples treated with filler 2 moths ago and I was very happy with the results as it also gave me a brow lift. Than, I bought silicon anti-wrinkel patches on Amazon similar to frownies but silicone and applied them over night. Due to the shape of the patches they overlapped from my forehead onto my temples which I didn't concern me as they claim to smooth out wrinkles that is all. To my horror when I woke up all of my temple filler was gone. Not migrated just gone! I don't understand how is that possible??? can you please share your thoughts on this? When I got them filled my injector thought this filler would last me for at least a year. I also though if these dissolve filler completely over night maybe they would work great on filler migration on the lips etc. I am not putting them under my eyes as I had my tearthru treated. Anyway I am scared to put them anywhere on my face now including my elevens as I don't know if they can cause dents in the fat not just dissolve filler?
Cheaper and effective -- first aid tape. I use the clear kind with tiny holes punched throughout.
@@selectiveoutrage6617 thanks . Didn’t it dry out your skin? I need to moisturize at night as my skin is dry. I wish someone could explain how a silicone patch can dissolve all the filler over night
@@izabella1944 I use Nexcare Flexible Clear Tape, meant for first aid but I decided to see if it would work like Frownies and it does. Much cheaper.
When you have done Sculptra jow long should you wait with other treatments that has PN,PLLA ect in it?
I did Sculptra 5 weeks ago and i have something called Caratfill i want to do.With PN and HA.
I’m not sure what PN is and I’m not familiar with Carafill. With HA I usually just have people wait a few weeks. The problem with introducing other injectables with PLLA in it is how will you know what worked or what’s working if you’re introducing other things into the equation .
@@NaturalInjector poleonucletides and HA is in this.
It is probably best to lay of everything after Sculptra.I have fone 4 sessions now over 7 months and now i can see that it is starting to work.But it is sooooo slow!!And i have so little patiens when it comes to my broken face.I have to take out filler and whent back many times for weeks and after i looked 100 yrs old!So the only thing i will try is biostm.
Just want to say thank you for what you do!Your vids are so informativ and you are a joy to look at also!😃❤️
@@catrineinNorway so glad you enjoy the videos! We don’t have anything w/ polyneucleotides in it here in the US to my knowledge. I know Dr. Sara Tonks has a video out on them I believe.
Is Sculptra applied to the bone or is it applied superficially?
It is sometimes applied very deep to the bone and sometimes to the subcutaneous layer. It all depends on the area of the face. When I do temples I go deep to bone
Brb gonna get my temples done 😂
keep us posted on your results
How does Michelle Pfieffer still look gorgeous
She is very beautiful
It’s so scary to out any type of filler near my eyes😮
Is there something wrong with defined cheekbones? I didn't get that email.
It’s all about a spectrum. If your cheekbones have a lot of definition then it can make your face look harsh. As mine was getting there. It’s all about knowing when you want to intervene because I certainly did not want to stop exercising and if I had done nothing it would have gotten even more defined and I didn’t like how it was making my face look. After Sculptra I still have definition but not the point where it hardens my look if that makes sense.
@@NaturalInjector fare point. I've always had a round face and now with aging I have nicely defined cheekbones. I understand what you are saying - you can have too much of a good thing.
@@Mazzaaaaman 👍 yes! I cant totally understand where you’re coming from if you have a rounder face. This video helps explain when it may be a good time to get treatment based on how sharp cheekbones can become 👉 ua-cam.com/video/yB8sN6vRf6c/v-deo.htmlsi=Ak2SqcYAy4C0M8Rf
Anything that can be permanently disfiguring terrifies me. Especially with history of autoimmune. I really want it but just can’t justify Sculptra
Permanently disfiguring? Do you think Sculptra is permanently disfiguring? If so, how?
Did you mix up the before and after pics? I see zero difference and the one lady looks more gaunt.
@@Mom_Luvs_Tech no i didn’t mix it up. Maybe try looking again or maybe you are not certain of what to look for
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Great video, allot of people cannot use sculptra, I have had my temples done both ways. With voluma, deep and subdermal, still on the fence. As you stated !the black hole!!!!!....thus us one area that can migrate and stay for years and is not easy to do solve due to the black hole... Hence I think this time I and going to do subdermal. With radeasse..never spell it right. Or maybe a diluted biostimulater
Glad you enjoyed the video! Curious if you have ever tried Sculptra?
@NaturalInjector no. The only reason is I have used Juvederm for many years and there can be severe complications with the two.
@@bodyjewels you mean using filler and Sculptra?
@@NaturalInjector correct
Lord I can’t loose any more hair 😂
😂. 😆
Maybe I'm the only one but I don't see much difference between the before and after pictures. For the cost of Sculptra I would spect to see better and visible results.
There’s definitely a difference but “major” is subjective
I avoid making facial expressions like laughing, or frowning so that I don't get wrinkles and even though I'm 37, it works tremendously well but at the same time, it is hard not to laugh, notably when going on dates because you want to show your character and stuff! That's the only uncomfortable part about not being able to laugh! Most people my age have many wrinkles. I don't because I control myself not to laugh to avoid wrinkles. 😢😢😢
People would risk stroke for vanity. Think about this. Just really think.
Think about the risk we take every time we do anything in life, like driving a car. It’s part of life everything comes with risk. If it happened that often these cosmetic procedures wouldn’t be as popular as they are.
Sculptra is too risky to inject into temple area!! Way too high a chance of occlusion!! It is much safer to use a filler that can be reversed in event of occlusion!!
Ughhh actually it’s the complete opposite 👉 ua-cam.com/video/picIsCYTk-A/v-deo.htmlsi=Z7B9ZOE1Z9S95rSV
Too risky with all those arteries. Bangs are cheaper and hide the temples. I prefer spending money on my lower face, which can't be hidden. People can do whatever they like to their bodies. I don't care.
I want my patients to be free to take their hair completely off their face and not have to rely on a specific hairstyle as that’s completely liberating. Not everyone looks good with bangs. Most would think that if you have a balanced face shape you don’t need bangs. Also, the same risks apply to the lower face, it’s less risky but still comes with the same risks.
You are risking serious consequences by using a substance that cannot be reversed in the event you occlude a blood vessel!!
No one wears bangs anymore. I would assume you’re an old lady trying to be young. Probably a boomer generation
@@Jeska91 Plenty of women of all ages wear bangs in my major metropolitan city where being stylish is important. I would assume you're a millennial fashion victim trying to fit in. As you grow more confident, you will find your own personal style.
@@selectiveoutrage6617being a slave to a hairstyle because you want to hide your face is not stylish. Also millennials are more relevant than whatever dinosaur generation you are a part of. The young rule the scene. Try opening your mind to fashion outside your hospice home.
Have a nice day.
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Eye shape is hooded, medium to large forehead, very strong globella muscles. My temples made up for it with Botox.😂
Thanks for sharing! Your temples were treated with Botox?
@@NaturalInjector not at that time but now yes. The picture is a few years old. I started Botox last year due to headaches. The Botox helps!
@@heidifoss532 oh yes. It can be very helpful for headaches and migraines
Notice all models are young. Advertise to 60 & older!
@@chernoel2783 I used young models to show how the temples change with age.
this shit has got to stop. you have multimillion dollar famous people getting all these fillers throughout the years with AWFUL results. if they can't seem to achieve a look that isnt totally obvious and consequently terrible looking that should inform everyone that it is not a youthful solution. YOU CAN'T STOP AGING, PERIOD! The constant messaging that natural aging needs to be"fixed" is why body dysmorphia is rampant among the old and thanks to this shiite being shoved in everyone's face, young women too....teens and younger. it's pathetic. ugh. so sick of this
Yet you’re here watching… 😂
Allicee, I recently saw some photos of a famous actress, now in her eighties. She had obviously had a TON of work done, and she looked absolutely awful- a Michael Jackson look to her nose (which she has had redone numerous times) and just sad everywhere else.
People know you can’t stop aging but you don’t have to look your age, that’s the key. I touched on the whole unnatural look and why I personally specialize in natural looking results in this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/uH1_uwR7R4o/v-deo.htmlsi=ttnlrnhQLzk6gjrR
What I don't understand is why people who hate surgery come to plastic surgery channels just to hate watch and leave unnecessary comments. If you want to age like a banana that's your choice.
Isn't that the case of estheticians creating a need that doesn't exist? Because I personally see absolutely no differences in the aforementioned pictures whatsoever. None. Zero.
@@ZeeZeeCat Not everyone has the aesthetic eye. The temples make a significant difference in someone’s appearance
C Crawford is manly. Kaitlyn Jenner's twin
WTF!!!
@@gerafinali4384 ?
what about Voluma for the temples?