I love Sculptra, I recently had lost 75 pounds and had lost a lot of volume in my face. Over the past year I’ve had 8 vials of Sculptra and I’m thrilled with the results. Plus my skin has never looked healthier even at the age of 59.
Channels like yours have made me love my chubby cheeks in this age of snatched jaw and high cheekbones. I realize it’s actually youth-enhancing asset as I grow older. 💙
I can't wait to get my first dose of this product...I been doing my research to see what I want to put in my...but this information helpful to me thanks...I'll keep on touch when I'll finally get my first treatment
Dear dr ❤ will radiesse filler ever completely absorb? Like...will I ever see my baseline face again (please be 100% truthful)? Had 1ml in total on both cheeks, 1:1 dilution with saline Thank you so much for a quick answer! ❤
Can you please help me. I received 6 to 8 sessions of sculpture treatments over an 18 month period. Toward the middle and end sessions knew things had already gone wrong. I visited two different offices without revealing what the other said. Both said to stop seeing the doctor doing my sessions of sculpting. But it was too late. I have hard knots under my cheeks and between my eyes. I paid for fillers to mask this over the holidays but they are fading out. And now I look more sunken then when I started. The whole situation was a free program I enrolled for help with hiv patients who are face wasting from treatment regiment. But I also have crohn’s and I don’t really think the provider liked me much.
After watching your videos, I had Sculptra injected into my temples that left me with big nodules that look like horns. My doctor flushed them with saline 3 times with no improvement. Recently she treated them again with a cocktail of hyaluronidase and steroid with no improvement. Can you please recommend anything else to dissolve them? I'm desperate and crying daily from this deformity 😭😭😭
@@NaturalInjector Yes, I seriously look deformed. I don't know the dilution but I'll ask next week when I go in for my 5th flushing appointment. Thank you for offering ideas to fix it, I appreciate it and will suggest them to my doctor.
@@honeybadgernasty No problem I’m so sorry this happened to you it’s very, very rare. It would be beneficial to know the dilution and also ☝️ WHEN the vial was reconstituted.
@@honeybadgernasty I forgot to mention. When I first started doing Sculptra I had nodules to my temples BUT they were not visible. If I did not press on the area I would never know. They did not bother me at all. After more treatments of Sculpta they completely resolved and I think it’s because my skin thickened to this area so that helped a lot and with consistent treatments to this area I don’t get any nodules. Are your nodules visible?
Beware of Sculptra! In 2019 I went to a dermatologist to fix the acne scars on my face. I was told my face was too hollow and needed Sculptra to add more volume. I was told it was safe and there was nothing to worry about. After the procedure, I developed some large cystic lumps on my face. It took four and a half years to go away and left some scars after it dissolved. It was a nightmare! Never again.
I was so on board with getting this treatment, but as someone who suffers from minor breakouts. I am now rethinking it. I'm still trying to currently get rid of the dark spots from previous acne I had.
Hi Emily, I’m in Texas and I was wondering if you have any suggestions on how I can find a good injector in my area, or how can I be sure that the person I’m going to is good injector with a meticulous perspective like you? 😊 Because I’ve already had bad experience with someone I thought was going to do a good job on me and I was not happy with my results… 🤔
Hi Izzy. I should probably make a video on how to find a good injector lol. Here are a few tips 1) try to find someone who does this full time, meaning they are not doing it on the side 2) look at their before and after photos 3) make sure they look natural looking 4) ask what happens if there is a complication to ensure they have some sort of protocol in place. Are you looking for someone who is well experienced in Sculptra?
Hi Emily! thank you so much for your reply. Yes, I really didn’t know much about sculptra until I started watching your very informative videos and I really like the idea of the benefits of sculptra vs. just regular fillers. 😊 And yes, I was going to ask you if you had a video of tips on how to find a good injector. 😁
@@izzygee2216 I’ll for sure keep this video topic in mind for the future and thanks so much for watching! If you have a friend that you feel could benefit from learning this information please feel free to spread the word 🤗
Hi Rraina. You are not the first person who has heard that Sculptra should not be used in the NLF’s. The nasolabial folds are actually the only area of the face that has FDA approval to treat with Sculptra. The company that makes Sculptra, Galderma, is about to get approval for the cheek area any day now. So we have been treating all the other areas of the face and body off-label. Be sure to sub and turn on notifications 🔔 because my next video will be about all the areas of the face and body you can treat with Sculptra.
If you do want the model look that’s fine, maybe Scuptra is not a good fit for you now BUT it will likely be in the future. Usually ppl with those features, high cheekbones, will fall into the aging category of sinker, and Sculptra is great for sinkers. I have had one patient who has been with me for many years say to me that they like the chic heroine look. After around 7 years we started her Scultpra journey because she had too much definition to her face because of the loss of collagen that happens with aging. So while you may like the model look now, with aging you may notice that it can make the face become harsh from the loss of collagen
Can a face be overfilled with Sculptra? My face is not hollow; I have full cheeks but have some sunken areas under the eyes by the sides of nose and nasolabial lines. My doctor suggested to have 2 vials of Sculptra per treatment for a total of 3 treatments. Will it be too much? I am afraid of getting overfilled and look like a balloon face.
Great question! I have never seen someone’s face be overfilled from Sculptra but I have heard it can happen. I cannot say if it will be too much without seeing your face, not knowing your age, and how much volume loss you have. Check this video out to give you an idea of how many vials you will need 👉 ua-cam.com/video/fcbybJ4ymQM/v-deo.html
No. Lower cheeks are the areas ppl can get gaunt to, like where they remove the buccal fat in buccal fat removal. Lateral cheeks are the pre-auricular area right in front of the ear, the sideburns areas.
No it should not and a lot of times people combine Scultpra and devices that use radio frequency on the same day. It can only help spread the Sculptra right after treatment.
After two vials of getting scupltra sic weeks ago I am utterly devastated. My beautiful face is gone. I'm so scared my face is going to get bigger. I can't stop crying and will probably have to go to a mental hospital. Is there anything i can do to stop it?
@@NaturalInjector I am fourty and felt very happy with my face shape. I had a beautiful smile and high cheek bones. My high cheek bones have disappeared and my jaw looks heavy and square. I had filer dissolved and it aged me in my nasonobial folds. I went in to help restore my damaged skin and she talked me into sculptra. I have always had a chubby face. I had no clue they were injecting my entire face. Two people injected me at once. My face was crooked walking out. I looked like I gained 40 pounds. I just want to know if I will have similar volume appearance to how I looked in the first week. She promised me my face shape would not change. I look like I different person. I feel like its a never ending nightmare. I dont want to leave my home. They wont respond to me since I wrote a bad review. I went to a plastic surgeon and he told me to let it run its course.
Does she have any medical issues in which she has to take biologics that suppress the immune system? Did they say why? Maybe they just were not very familiar or comfortable with doing Sculptra. Not every provider is and most are more familiar with fillers.
@@NaturalInjector they said my mum was too young in her skin for Sculptra , she already has fuller face not needing volume. But she wanted to get scuptra for collagen
@@civi4270 This was over the course of time though. It’s not like they paid $3500 all at once. Your face, just like hair, is an investment. I spend around $1350 a year if I add up getting color and keratin treatments.
I was skeptical of injectables but I am glad I learned about sculptra. I really appreciate that it will be my own body building up the area, and that it will feel and move just like a natural face should. My question is should someone who gets sculptra done take any supplements to promote collagen?
For me, Jennifer Connelly looks infinitely more beatiful when she's older than in her youth. I love seeing the definition in her facial structure as she matures. Chubby cheeks may look more youthful, but that doesn't necessarily make them more attractive.
Very true. I agree that chubbier cheeks and more fullness doesn’t always make someone more attractive. Too much fullness in the face causes lack of definition. I feel she would probably be most attractive in between the 2 video comparisons. Some ppl really like a more structured face but I feel too much structure makes faces appear too harsh and it loses it’s softness. She’s beautiful either way though.
@@NaturalInjectorThank you for educating us‼️ My 35 yr old cousin had 5 vials & 7 months later - her face looks round & fat, is that possible with sculptra??
@@DW... 5 vials. Interesting. I have never seen or heard of anyone looking unnatural from Sculptra s it stimulates your own collagen with looks and feels like your own skin, because it is. It can give you a more rounded look for sure, because you are restoring collagen. When we are younger, like in our twenties, we tend to have rounder features, depending on your aging category. Fat is kid of subjective also. So I would have to see how your cousin looked before and how she looks now to give my opinion. Did your cousin gain weight? I always ask this to my Scultpra patients when I am assessing their photos because weight definitely effects the face. You may find this video helpful 👉 ua-cam.com/video/kfIXn-jo31Q/v-deo.html
@@NaturalInjector She didn't gain weight, also had filler in her face prior to all her sculptra - maybe that is why? She hates it now & is doing face massages everyday...
i didn't even know you could use sculptra on the face! i've lost almost 100 lbs and am noticing some hollowing and this is a game changer for me for sure. you deserve way more subs.
Yes you can, it’s actually the only FDA approved area and the first area in which Sculptra was first used. Let me guess, did you think it could only be used on the buttocks or thighs because there are so many videos about treating those areas?
I had my first 2 vials of sculptra 6 weeks ago I did have a 2 small bumps appear on my temple and jawline. However these have been addressed by my injector and I am now looking forward to my next appointment. At 68 I am extremely happy with my results and am looking forward to the next session.
Thanks for sharing your story! Did your bumps go away on their own or with massage? I’m glad you are loving your results and look forward to futures sessions.
@@NaturalInjector Unfortunately I don't. They are still there but not noticeable and have reduced considerably. It hasn't deterred me from having another session.
@@ksharp6694 that’s good I’m sure with time you wont develop as many as your tissue thickened. I felt more nodules in the begging of my Scultpra journey but not anymore.
Not sure if it would be a good look on me . The people in the before and after's all have narrowish elongated faces and mine is kind of round and square .
I had 3 vials for hallowing in the temples and upper cheeks (had hallowing due to parotidectomy). Several months later and absolutely no effect. The doctor said it just didn’t work. In your opinion would more help? I feel like I wasted over $2,000 and would rather spend more to get results rather than just having done it for nothing.
@@rachelesquivel4067 I’m guessing you had 2 vials based on the price? It all depends on how much volume loss you had. Sometimes you need more than 2 vials. This video may be of help 👉 ua-cam.com/video/qJxPnNw6Q-4/v-deo.htmlsi=zpiq9tLHFwnIfJNr
Wow, I went to a dr. to get help for facial asymmetry. I was terrified to get filler so I never went back. I pray that Sculprta can help it seems incredible, I had no idea it was different to filler.... omg!!! Thanks for your video x
Yes it’s very different from filler even though a lot of people call it a filler. That’s why I thought it was important to make a few videos to explain it more in depth
I honestly do t see much of a difference after Sculptra injection , on these models, after 3 months . The variation is so ever slight it’s not worth the cost and risk
Some people have a really difficult time seeing the difference but I assure you the models were very happy as are most of my patients who have been treated with Sculptra. I feel if it’s on someone’s own face they would be able to assess better.
Nodule formation is usually temporary (if any at all). There are ways to try and reverse it. Mostly all of my patients treated with Sculptra do not have problems with nodules. Nodule formation used to be more prevalent years ago when we were using less water to dilute Sculptra but now with the increased dilution it’s less of an issue.
FULL DISCLOSURE: bout to comment re:Lisa B's face-who cares when ya got Jason M at the house!! But I watched a lil more &How refreshing it is to see (and feel!) your passion for & dedication to helping others look/feel their best! Wow, wish you were closer.. BUT, I'm taking this to my doctor, who's always wanted me to do Sculptra..now 8 yrs later &I'm going for it! Thank you for all the (easy to understand!) information AND the before/after time lapse... LOVE BEFORE AND AFTER 's!!!!
👍. Lisa B is absolutely beautiful, as well as Jason M. So upsetting to here they separated this year, did you know? 😔. I’m glad this video inspired you to go for it. Thanks so much for your comment and keep me posted on your results once you get your treatment!
The comparisons with very young faces is not so helpful, because women's faces dont look their best when they have the puffy face of a 17year-old but around 25 year old with some contouring in the face. The photos of the girl look now heavy in the lower face, which is unfortunately what makes women look older. Maybe there will be no jowling after Sculptra in the lateral cheek side but she looks much squarer now in the lower face like older women.
Hi Sandra. I do agree that some people look better as they age because when we are young we have such an abundance of fat pads and we don’t have as much definition to our faces. A good example would be J Lo. I feel she looked better in her late 30’s and 40’s than she did when she was in her early 20’s because she lost some youthful fat. The comparison was just for the sole purpose of educating. I wasn’t suggesting that we all look our best when we are 17 I just wanted to show what happens with aging. The model looks softened and her skin has thickened after treatment. I don’t fee she looks much more square but has more of a youthful glow.
Hi Emily, @3:00 you showed us her transformation over four months with two vials. May I know was two vials done on the first session? How does Sculptra procedure work? Like few sessions? Love her transformation. I have had filler done and am happy about the results but now I am looking for Sculptra for maintenance. Thanks.
Hi, how are you! I believe I did her first 2 treatments a few weeks apart and then her 3rd and 4th vial all in one treatment session. I followed her up 3 months after each 2 vials. Glad you love her transformation!
@@Dandelion_flight It can always result in bruising because you are using a needle. With swelling, it’s more like you put water under the skin so the skin looks more full.
Personally, I preferred my face when I lost a bit of the naturally fuller look of youth. Of course, now I have lost even more and need to add. Scupltra is interesting.
Tbh, i can't tell any difference between the before and afters on the patients with Sculptra. I really wanted to see it, but I just don't. Also, im terrified of the whole "wait and see" approach. Plus ive heard that Sculptra can really complicate things, causing significant scarring. This was noticed by plastic surgeons peforming facelifts on patients who had previously gotten Sculptra. And my biggest deterrent are the stories of women who developed hard lumps (granulomas) several months and sometimes up to a year later. They had tried everything to treat and get rid of them and nothing helped. To those of you who've tried it and love it, that's great! But the cons seem to outweigh th pros for me.
Great question. So the FDA only followed people out for 2 years during the study which is why they say it can last up to 2 years. They were or are working on a 5 year study, and after the study they may be able to say up to 5 years. They can only say it can last for however long the study goes out to BUT this does not mean Scultpra wouldn’t last for longer than 2 years. I actually explain more in detail about the longevity in this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/kfIXn-jo31Q/v-deo.html
Great question. Yes you can. I just would not do it on the same day in the same area. I usually have patients what 3 or more weeks before doing Sculptra if they already have filler to the area.
Good question. No Sculptra cannot be used under the eyes so it can’t really help with hollow eyes and darkness but this video may be of help 👉 ua-cam.com/video/Y_KngsE0j4Q/v-deo.html
It’s possible but they’re not usually visible. So usually if they happen you would only know by pressing firmly on your skin. Also I have not had many issues with nodules.
Hi, can sculptra make me have some volume in my front cheeks but only there? I have no volume in my cheeks (like Jennifer Connelly at 44yo but I'm 20) and the reason for this is genetics and I'm looking a solution for that
Hi Paulette. I’m not sure as I would need to see your face to give you a better idea. I find that with my lower cheeks (submalar cheeks), I have plumped the area a little more than when I was in my early to mid twenties. I offer virtual consults and I would be able to give you a better idea. Let me know if you’re interested.
I’m so annoyed I was all geared up for sculptra, when I went to the clinic they thought it wouldn’t really give me what I wanted. I think live lost volume in the buccal area. He pushed me more to fill my smile lines with filler and sculpta but what he really wanted me to do was the treads. No way! Obviously he put me off big time.
yeah i've seen two injectors..one said "wait a year" before doing any "filler"...then the other suggested a thread lift... but my issue is loss/lack of volume overall.. as i'm now in my 40's and active (runner) as well as low body fat.. I am seeing a provider who does sculptra next month and hoping for a better recommendation.
I’m still early in my treatment (1 month mark) and not seeing much change but love your video most of all I’ve watched (for reassurance)! I’m getting my next injections in 2 weeks and may have to get more, but I love the subtlety of it and how I don’t drastically change or look plumped up. I have a friend who has had 2 facelifts and she looks stiff, plastic and no where near her age, and I don’t want to be anything like that!
Yes, women with cheeks are lucky and aging shoes slower. People liked my boney cheeks when I was young, at 69 yrs old I look very bad, no fat at all under skin 😟
love this. Your are very informative, like the shortness of the video plus the before and afters. My doc doesnt use SCULPTRA, but radiesse. What do you think about radiesse?
I was wondering if you already have dermal fillers..can having sculptra treatments affect the dermal fillers..? where you will not have a good result? thanks
Hi Suzanne good question. I have done Scultpra a few weeks after dermal fillers and it doesn’t seem to affect the results of dermal fillers. We would do Scultpra to give the patient longer lasting results in the areas they had filler (ex: submalar or lower cheeks)
Thing is that Sculptra stimulates your skin to produce it’s own collagen, so why would you need to get rid of your own collagen. This is the whole effect you are looking for is collagen stimulation, those are the results, not the PLLA particles themselves
Hi, my injector says she doesn’t need to prepare sculptra days before she does it the day of and when she did it, I haven’t seen any difference. Is it possible the injectors don’t add all the sculptra?
Hi Christina. There is a new protocol in which you don’t have to prep Sculptra and you can reconstitute and use the same day. I still like to reconstitute my vial for at least a week or close to a week though as I have not had issues with nodules. I am not sure when you did your Sculptra or how many vials that you did but I would give it a good 3 months and compare your before photos.
That would be at the discrepancy of the injector. What auto immune disease are you specifically wondering about? It’s possible that you may not notice results as much OR that you may notice results more than most ppl if you have an auto immune disease. It’s possible that you can still get treated with Sculptra but it depends on the disease and how extensive your symptoms are.
@@NaturalInjector Thanks for the reply. I have Hashimoto's basically the auto immune version of hypothyroidism. My concern is the body attacking the Sculptra creating lumps or worse. Have you heard of this happening? Don't think this would happen with regular filler.
@@emiliegray6737 Actually, hypersensitivity reactions, in which someone’s system reacts to something has happened with filler. This is a known thing that can happen with filler, although very rare and not common. This is why we tell people to avoid getting vaccines and dental work 2 weeks before and 2 weeks after getting filler. Some people feel you should wait longer if you have a history of allergies. There have actually been no cases of hypersensitivity reactions with Sculptra.
Is sculptra only for people who are thinner and has less body fat? I have a fatty face with thick skin. Is sculptra good for me? I want a bit of sculptra everywhere to thicken my skin a bit because I want collagen
No I have treated people with thicker skin too, the results are just more apparent on people who have thinner skin. I have a pic on my before and after gallery of someone who had thicker skin 👉 www.naturalinjector.com/beforeandafter?category=Sculptra
Thing is I’ve had an issue with taking pictures on my male clients because of the difference in facial hair. He was clean shaven in his before picture and had facial hair in the photo after. The same thing happened when I recently took a photo of another male client, he was shaved clean in his before photo and had scruff in the after photo. It’s something i’ll have to address when taking photos I’ll have to tell them to make sure they shave. Another thing was the lighting was slightly different and brighter in the before. What you should pay attention to is the thickness of the skin, that’s the sign of collagen stimulation and its definitely improved in the after photo. No I don’t consider it a filler at all. Here are the differences 👉 ua-cam.com/video/kfIXn-jo31Q/v-deo.html
@@NaturalInjector i agree with you. For me, scultura Is more a "lifter" than a filler or, at least, It Is a crossover. But i noticed that many docs classify the product as a filler.
One of the locations I work at is doing the clinical trials for them to get FDA approval. It’s very very expensive and I don’t like the idea that the fat is derived from cadavers. I mean they remove everything to make it safe,but just don’t like the idea. I’d rather stick to Sculptra for now.
Great question. No you can choose to reconstitute the vial the same exact day as treatment BUT I still like my Scultpra to sit ideally for a week. Check this video out as I discuss duration of reconstitution 👉 ua-cam.com/video/iV8Jm1oJGL0/v-deo.html
Interesting you brought it up. I really don’t believe Radiesse, hyperdilute or not, is a collagen stimulator. I think it’s an instant filler but I don’t believe it behaves in the same way as Sculptra.
@@shee3073 because I’ve tried non-dilute Radiesse on myself years before Scultpra and never saw any collagen stimulation personally. A lot of other providers believe it is though. It’s hard to assess because it’s also a filler and will give you immediate results, like a filler will. So how do you assess if the results are from filler vs. collagen stimulation. That’s just my personal opinion.
Approx how many vials for 50 years old who looks 40? Another thing, what could be possible side effects of sculptra? Editing: - thank you for your videos. Awesome job!!!
I have no idea. We have been using injectables like filler and Sculptra in the nasolabial folds for years. I’m very curious which plastic surgeons are saying this? Do they have a UA-cam?
@@NaturalInjector Search for the article "Nasolabial Fold Filler Is a Popular Ask. So Why Are Doctors So Reluctant to Inject?" Also videos of Victoria Cosmetic Institute. I'm still going to do it though. Do non-sculptra filters also encourage collagen formation?
Just because you are present in the OR handing the doctor his/her tools and/or coffee as an assistant does not give you the right to give medical advice. 🙄
All I see is people looking like there face is fatter and alien like with sculptra and everyone looks the same it’s like they become a huge egg head like alien heads they also don’t look more youthful and it looks just like ballon face that fillers do , I don’t get the hype at all over sculptra
I cannot wait to see you too! I’ve been watching the videos on your channel (as well as Bootcamp) and it’s given me some great ideas 💡! Also YT have been blessing my channel lately lol.
I had my first sculptra 3 weeks ago can’t wait for my results! Can you still do lasers after sculptra? Will it affect it? Like clear and brilliant or Morpheus 8? Thanks ❤
Awesome! Keep us posted on your results. You can absolutely do lasers and Morpheus after Scultpra. Some people actually do lasers and Morpheus right after Scultpra, if anything it will help it spread more.
the effects are SO SUBTLE - I'd rather look DONE!!!!! lol....this would be a giant waste of money to me. IF I got these results, I would insist on a refund.
Well then Sculptra is probably not for you then. Some people don’t have an aesthetic eye for spotting changes like this. Some people like the overdone look not everyone wants to remain looking natural.
@@tiffanykilby7560 thank you! How is that a bad thing? My channel focuses on educating ppl who are interested in enhancing their natural beauty with injectables. She can call it “calling out” if she wants but it’s for the purposes of education.
I love Sculptra, I recently had lost 75 pounds and had lost a lot of volume in my face. Over the past year I’ve had 8 vials of Sculptra and I’m thrilled with the results. Plus my skin has never looked healthier even at the age of 59.
Thanks for sharing your story Bev! I love Scultpra also. I cannot wait to get my next vial done.
So you’ve spent about 8k?
@@mjsps51 it’s $700 a vial at my doctor.
Where do you go for your treatment any in uk
59?
Are you kidding us?
You look amazing and very very natural! ❤
Yes.....I can definitely see the difference in the before and after time-lapses. Very nice. I wish I could afford this!!
Look up cherry financing and see what clinics near yor accept it. 0% interest and multiple payment plans. It is what I am using to finance my journey!
I do love the results of sculping ,adds much to my youthfulness and after all only my sculpture truly knows the difference.. Thank you my dear Emily!!
Can’t wait to see your before & after results
Channels like yours have made me love my chubby cheeks in this age of snatched jaw and high cheekbones. I realize it’s actually youth-enhancing asset as I grow older. 💙
So glad you are appreciative of your cheeks. Thanks for watching 😉
Your last line just hit me. It is worth waiting for. ❤
🙌 Glad you feel so. Thanks for your comment!
I can't wait to get my first dose of this product...I been doing my research to see what I want to put in my...but this information helpful to me thanks...I'll keep on touch when I'll finally get my first treatment
Glad you found the video helpful! Yes pls keep us posted.
Dear dr ❤ will radiesse filler ever completely absorb? Like...will I ever see my baseline face again (please be 100% truthful)?
Had 1ml in total on both cheeks, 1:1 dilution with saline
Thank you so much for a quick answer! ❤
Would it be possible to talk about the contraindications with sculptra or negative side effects?
Can you please help me. I received 6 to 8 sessions of sculpture treatments over an 18 month period. Toward the middle and end sessions knew things had already gone wrong. I visited two different offices without revealing what the other said. Both said to stop seeing the doctor doing my sessions of sculpting. But it was too late. I have hard knots under my cheeks and between my eyes. I paid for fillers to mask this over the holidays but they are fading out. And now I look more sunken then when I started. The whole situation was a free program I enrolled for help with hiv patients who are face wasting from treatment regiment. But I also have crohn’s and I don’t really think the provider liked me much.
After watching your videos, I had Sculptra injected into my temples that left me with big nodules that look like horns.
My doctor flushed them with saline 3 times with no improvement. Recently she treated them again with a cocktail of hyaluronidase and steroid with no improvement.
Can you please recommend anything else to dissolve them?
I'm desperate and crying daily from this deformity 😭😭😭
Oh noooo really!? Do you know what dilution they used by chance? They may want to try to subsize them with a needle and possibly 5-flourouracil.
@@NaturalInjector Yes, I seriously look deformed.
I don't know the dilution but I'll ask next week when I go in for my 5th flushing appointment.
Thank you for offering ideas to fix it, I appreciate it and will suggest them to my doctor.
@@honeybadgernasty No problem I’m so sorry this happened to you it’s very, very rare. It would be beneficial to know the dilution and also ☝️ WHEN the vial was reconstituted.
@@NaturalInjector Thank you.
She said she followed all the new recommended protocols with Sculptra ...
@@honeybadgernasty I forgot to mention. When I first started doing Sculptra I had nodules to my temples BUT they were not visible. If I did not press on the area I would never know. They did not bother me at all. After more treatments of Sculpta they completely resolved and I think it’s because my skin thickened to this area so that helped a lot and with consistent treatments to this area I don’t get any nodules. Are your nodules visible?
Beware of Sculptra! In 2019 I went to a dermatologist to fix the acne scars on my face. I was told my face was too hollow and needed Sculptra to add more volume. I was told it was safe and there was nothing to worry about. After the procedure, I developed some large cystic lumps on my face. It took four and a half years to go away and left some scars after it dissolved. It was a nightmare! Never again.
I was so on board with getting this treatment, but as someone who suffers from minor breakouts. I am now rethinking it. I'm still trying to currently get rid of the dark spots from previous acne I had.
Hello could you please explain if it has side effects and when I can see the result
Can be removed like the other fillers if it caused problems??
Hi Emily, I’m in Texas and I was wondering if you have any suggestions on how I can find a good injector in my area, or how can I be sure that the person I’m going to is good injector with a meticulous perspective like you? 😊
Because I’ve already had bad experience with someone I thought was going to do a good job on me and I was not happy with my results… 🤔
Hi Izzy. I should probably make a video on how to find a good injector lol. Here are a few tips 1) try to find someone who does this full time, meaning they are not doing it on the side 2) look at their before and after photos 3) make sure they look natural looking 4) ask what happens if there is a complication to ensure they have some sort of protocol in place. Are you looking for someone who is well experienced in Sculptra?
Hi Emily! thank you so much for your reply. Yes, I really didn’t know much about sculptra until I started watching your very informative videos and I really like the idea of the benefits of sculptra vs. just regular fillers. 😊
And yes, I was going to ask you if you had a video of tips on how to find a good injector. 😁
@@izzygee2216 I’ll for sure keep this video topic in mind for the future and thanks so much for watching! If you have a friend that you feel could benefit from learning this information please feel free to spread the word 🤗
@@NaturalInjector absolutely!! THANK YOU! 😊
How are the nasolabial folds treated with sculptra? I thought sculptra was not suppose to be used around that area ? Plz help 🙏🏽 Ty so much
Hi Rraina. You are not the first person who has heard that Sculptra should not be used in the NLF’s. The nasolabial folds are actually the only area of the face that has FDA approval to treat with Sculptra. The company that makes Sculptra, Galderma, is about to get approval for the cheek area any day now. So we have been treating all the other areas of the face and body off-label. Be sure to sub and turn on notifications 🔔 because my next video will be about all the areas of the face and body you can treat with Sculptra.
Why do the temple injections hurt for days? Is it injector or patient?
Nice, I'm thinking of doing this treatment 🤭
I have a playlist on Sculptra. Feel free to watch it
For those who want the model look face, high cheek bones… what’s the point of using Sculptra?
If you do want the model look that’s fine, maybe Scuptra is not a good fit for you now BUT it will likely be in the future. Usually ppl with those features, high cheekbones, will fall into the aging category of sinker, and Sculptra is great for sinkers. I have had one patient who has been with me for many years say to me that they like the chic heroine look. After around 7 years we started her Scultpra journey because she had too much definition to her face because of the loss of collagen that happens with aging. So while you may like the model look now, with aging you may notice that it can make the face become harsh from the loss of collagen
Hello! I was wondering what is your opinion on bellafil?
I'm like WOW!! 🤯
WOW about the results?
@@NaturalInjector YES!! Not only the results but the information and how you deliver it. If only I was in LA! 😭 I'm in Miami hehe Love your videos!
@@theInfiniteAwakening Ahh Miami. I was just there 2 weeks ago. The water is so beautiful. Glad you’re enjoying the videos!
Can a face be overfilled with Sculptra? My face is not hollow; I have full cheeks but have some sunken areas under the eyes by the sides of nose and nasolabial lines. My doctor suggested to have 2 vials of Sculptra per treatment for a total of 3 treatments. Will it be too much? I am afraid of getting overfilled and look like a balloon face.
Great question! I have never seen someone’s face be overfilled from Sculptra but I have heard it can happen. I cannot say if it will be too much without seeing your face, not knowing your age, and how much volume loss you have. Check this video out to give you an idea of how many vials you will need 👉 ua-cam.com/video/fcbybJ4ymQM/v-deo.html
Is lower cheek and lateral the same place?
No. Lower cheeks are the areas ppl can get gaunt to, like where they remove the buccal fat in buccal fat removal. Lateral cheeks are the pre-auricular area right in front of the ear, the sideburns areas.
would radio frequency dissolve the sculptra if i wanted to do both?
No it should not and a lot of times people combine Scultpra and devices that use radio frequency on the same day. It can only help spread the Sculptra right after treatment.
After two vials of getting scupltra sic weeks ago I am utterly devastated. My beautiful face is gone. I'm so scared my face is going to get bigger. I can't stop crying and will probably have to go to a mental hospital. Is there anything i can do to stop it?
No not that I know of. Did you follow up with your provider? Can I ask how old you are and what facial aging category you think you are?
@@NaturalInjector I am fourty and felt very happy with my face shape. I had a beautiful smile and high cheek bones. My high cheek bones have disappeared and my jaw looks heavy and square. I had filer dissolved and it aged me in my nasonobial folds. I went in to help restore my damaged skin and she talked me into sculptra. I have always had a chubby face. I had no clue they were injecting my entire face. Two people injected me at once. My face was crooked walking out. I looked like I gained 40 pounds. I just want to know if I will have similar volume appearance to how I looked in the first week. She promised me my face shape would not change. I look like I different person. I feel like its a never ending nightmare. I dont want to leave my home. They wont respond to me since I wrote a bad review. I went to a plastic surgeon and he told me to let it run its course.
@@sassyfrasssarah Is it better now?
Not everyone wants a full face or even has one in their early 20s. A lot look better with that snatched regal modelesque look but to each their own.
Can you use sculptra after botox?
Yes you can.
Love it 🔥
Thanks Erwin! Did you get Scultpra?
@@NaturalInjector Not yet
@@NaturalInjector No problem
@@erwinrogers9470 what are you waiting for 😉
@@NaturalInjector I know, I know
What do vials mean and how much product did u use on patient per procedure??
1:49 and 2:56- On those time stamps I actually have it written in the video how many vials I did per patient. Scultpra is measured by vial.
Can someone tell me at the age if 49 why my mother was refused to give Sculptra by her injector ?
Does she have any medical issues in which she has to take biologics that suppress the immune system? Did they say why? Maybe they just were not very familiar or comfortable with doing Sculptra. Not every provider is and most are more familiar with fillers.
@@NaturalInjector they said my mum was too young in her skin for Sculptra , she already has fuller face not needing volume. But she wanted to get scuptra for collagen
@@sonyabanda6543 oh interesting. Guessing that’s a good thing
5 vials!!! ots like $3500 crazy
@@civi4270 This was over the course of time though. It’s not like they paid $3500 all at once. Your face, just like hair, is an investment. I spend around $1350 a year if I add up getting color and keratin treatments.
even next to her eyes....crow feet area!!! wow!
It may look better because we did her temples 👍
These before and after photos look reversed.
Hmm, maybe you should look again
I honestly don’t see too much of a visible difference if any at all in those patients esp the woman 😩
I was skeptical of injectables but I am glad I learned about sculptra. I really appreciate that it will be my own body building up the area, and that it will feel and move just like a natural face should. My question is should someone who gets sculptra done take any supplements to promote collagen?
For me, Jennifer Connelly looks infinitely more beatiful when she's older than in her youth. I love seeing the definition in her facial structure as she matures. Chubby cheeks may look more youthful, but that doesn't necessarily make them more attractive.
Very true. I agree that chubbier cheeks and more fullness doesn’t always make someone more attractive. Too much fullness in the face causes lack of definition. I feel she would probably be most attractive in between the 2 video comparisons. Some ppl really like a more structured face but I feel too much structure makes faces appear too harsh and it loses it’s softness. She’s beautiful either way though.
@@NaturalInjectorThank you for educating us‼️ My 35 yr old cousin had 5 vials & 7 months later - her face looks round & fat, is that possible with sculptra??
@@DW... 5 vials. Interesting. I have never seen or heard of anyone looking unnatural from Sculptra s it stimulates your own collagen with looks and feels like your own skin, because it is. It can give you a more rounded look for sure, because you are restoring collagen. When we are younger, like in our twenties, we tend to have rounder features, depending on your aging category. Fat is kid of subjective also. So I would have to see how your cousin looked before and how she looks now to give my opinion. Did your cousin gain weight? I always ask this to my Scultpra patients when I am assessing their photos because weight definitely effects the face.
You may find this video helpful 👉 ua-cam.com/video/kfIXn-jo31Q/v-deo.html
@@NaturalInjector She didn't gain weight, also had filler in her face prior to all her sculptra - maybe that is why? She hates it now & is doing face massages everyday...
@@DW... The filler is likely most why. The Sculptra may be contributing to a rounder appearance of the face but does not give an unnatural look.
i didn't even know you could use sculptra on the face! i've lost almost 100 lbs and am noticing some hollowing and this is a game changer for me for sure. you deserve way more subs.
Yes you can, it’s actually the only FDA approved area and the first area in which Sculptra was first used. Let me guess, did you think it could only be used on the buttocks or thighs because there are so many videos about treating those areas?
Loved this video! I got 5 vials recently and I'm seeing results! Slow, but natural and my skin is glowing.
So glad you loved the video! I just recently got 2 vials done. Are you seeing results yet?
If I can ask .. I know it differs per region but what does a vial cost and many per session does one need ( in general )
I heard it’s about 900.00 a vial.
@@mjsps51 I paid 600 a vial, unfortunately I did not get the volume I wanted so I’m doing fat transfer
I had my first 2 vials of sculptra 6 weeks ago I did have a 2 small bumps appear on my temple and jawline. However these have been addressed by my injector and I am now looking forward to my next appointment. At 68 I am extremely happy with my results and am looking forward to the next session.
Thanks for sharing your story! Did your bumps go away on their own or with massage? I’m glad you are loving your results and look forward to futures sessions.
@@NaturalInjector Hi, No I had an injection in them. I had been massaging prior to this. I'm a massage therapist so massage wasn't an issue.
@@ksharp6694 Ohh ok. Do you know what was injected?
@@NaturalInjector Unfortunately I don't. They are still there but not noticeable and have reduced considerably. It hasn't deterred me from having another session.
@@ksharp6694 that’s good I’m sure with time you wont develop as many as your tissue thickened. I felt more nodules in the begging of my Scultpra journey but not anymore.
Not sure if it would be a good look on me . The people in the before and after's all have narrowish elongated faces and mine is kind of round and square .
Then it may not be beneficial, especially if you have not noticed changes with facial aging.
I had 3 vials for hallowing in the temples and upper cheeks (had hallowing due to parotidectomy). Several months later and absolutely no effect. The doctor said it just didn’t work. In your opinion would more help? I feel like I wasted over $2,000 and would rather spend more to get results rather than just having done it for nothing.
@@rachelesquivel4067 I’m guessing you had 2 vials based on the price? It all depends on how much volume loss you had. Sometimes you need more than 2 vials. This video may be of help 👉 ua-cam.com/video/qJxPnNw6Q-4/v-deo.htmlsi=zpiq9tLHFwnIfJNr
Thanks!! That helped, I am 55 and just made my appointment to get Sculptra! 😬😵💫😜
Awesome! Let me know how it goes. 👍
Let’s embrace natural beauty!! So many complications from injection
Wow, I went to a dr. to get help for facial asymmetry. I was terrified to get filler so I never went back. I pray that Sculprta can help it seems incredible, I had no idea it was different to filler.... omg!!! Thanks for your video x
Yes it’s very different from filler even though a lot of people call it a filler. That’s why I thought it was important to make a few videos to explain it more in depth
I honestly do t see much of a difference after Sculptra injection , on these models, after 3 months . The variation is so ever slight it’s not worth the cost and risk
Some people have a really difficult time seeing the difference but I assure you the models were very happy as are most of my patients who have been treated with Sculptra. I feel if it’s on someone’s own face they would be able to assess better.
Really want to do it but read so many horror stories about nodules and lumps formation from Sculptra? And they are irreversible?
Nodule formation is usually temporary (if any at all). There are ways to try and reverse it. Mostly all of my patients treated with Sculptra do not have problems with nodules. Nodule formation used to be more prevalent years ago when we were using less water to dilute Sculptra but now with the increased dilution it’s less of an issue.
Does anyone know any best clinic in London to do the treatment?
FULL DISCLOSURE: bout to comment re:Lisa B's face-who cares when ya got Jason M at the house!! But I watched a lil more &How refreshing it is to see (and feel!) your passion for & dedication to helping others look/feel their best! Wow, wish you were closer.. BUT, I'm taking this to my doctor, who's always wanted me to do Sculptra..now 8 yrs later &I'm going for it! Thank you for all the (easy to understand!) information AND the before/after time lapse... LOVE BEFORE AND AFTER 's!!!!
👍. Lisa B is absolutely beautiful, as well as Jason M. So upsetting to here they separated this year, did you know? 😔. I’m glad this video inspired you to go for it. Thanks so much for your comment and keep me posted on your results once you get your treatment!
The comparisons with very young faces is not so helpful, because women's faces dont look their best when they have the puffy face of a 17year-old but around 25 year old with some contouring in the face. The photos of the girl look now heavy in the lower face, which is unfortunately what makes women look older. Maybe there will be no jowling after Sculptra in the lateral cheek side but she looks much squarer now in the lower face like older women.
Hi Sandra. I do agree that some people look better as they age because when we are young we have such an abundance of fat pads and we don’t have as much definition to our faces. A good example would be J Lo. I feel she looked better in her late 30’s and 40’s than she did when she was in her early 20’s because she lost some youthful fat. The comparison was just for the sole purpose of educating. I wasn’t suggesting that we all look our best when we are 17 I just wanted to show what happens with aging.
The model looks softened and her skin has thickened after treatment. I don’t fee she looks much more square but has more of a youthful glow.
Hi Emily, @3:00 you showed us her transformation over four months with two vials. May I know was two vials done on the first session? How does Sculptra procedure work? Like few sessions? Love her transformation. I have had filler done and am happy about the results but now I am looking for Sculptra for maintenance. Thanks.
Hi, how are you! I believe I did her first 2 treatments a few weeks apart and then her 3rd and 4th vial all in one treatment session. I followed her up 3 months after each 2 vials. Glad you love her transformation!
@@NaturalInjector Ah I see. Thanks Emily! May I know if sculptra treatment results in swollen face and bruising? 😬
@@Dandelion_flight It can always result in bruising because you are using a needle. With swelling, it’s more like you put water under the skin so the skin looks more full.
Personally, I preferred my face when I lost a bit of the naturally fuller look of youth. Of course, now I have lost even more and need to add. Scupltra is interesting.
Thanks for sharing your story Cynthia. Sculptra is very interesting
I'm so glad there's a video about explaining where someone needs to inject and why
Glad you found this video helpful. Just released another video about Scultpra today! Check it out
Tbh, i can't tell any difference between the before and afters on the patients with Sculptra. I really wanted to see it, but I just don't. Also, im terrified of the whole "wait and see" approach. Plus ive heard that Sculptra can really complicate things, causing significant scarring. This was noticed by plastic surgeons peforming facelifts on patients who had previously gotten Sculptra. And my biggest deterrent are the stories of women who developed hard lumps (granulomas) several months and sometimes up to a year later. They had tried everything to treat and get rid of them and nothing helped. To those of you who've tried it and love it, that's great! But the cons seem to outweigh th pros for me.
Hi, what do you think about using Sculpture with Microneedling device? How deep the needle should be?
I really can’t advise on that because I use Sculptra at a much deeper level than what a micro needling device can do.
She never went back to baseline? I thought sculptra only lasts 2 years?
Great question. So the FDA only followed people out for 2 years during the study which is why they say it can last up to 2 years. They were or are working on a 5 year study, and after the study they may be able to say up to 5 years. They can only say it can last for however long the study goes out to BUT this does not mean Scultpra wouldn’t last for longer than 2 years. I actually explain more in detail about the longevity in this video 👉 ua-cam.com/video/kfIXn-jo31Q/v-deo.html
Can you use sculptra if you still have fillers in your face or do they need to be dissolved first?
Great question. Yes you can. I just would not do it on the same day in the same area. I usually have patients what 3 or more weeks before doing Sculptra if they already have filler to the area.
Hi. Does sculptra help hollow eyes and darkness??
Good question. No Sculptra cannot be used under the eyes so it can’t really help with hollow eyes and darkness but this video may be of help 👉 ua-cam.com/video/Y_KngsE0j4Q/v-deo.html
What about the risk of nodules forming when used in certain areas.
It’s possible but they’re not usually visible. So usually if they happen you would only know by pressing firmly on your skin. Also I have not had many issues with nodules.
Hi, can sculptra make me have some volume in my front cheeks but only there? I have no volume in my cheeks (like Jennifer Connelly at 44yo but I'm 20) and the reason for this is genetics and I'm looking a solution for that
Hi Paulette. I’m not sure as I would need to see your face to give you a better idea. I find that with my lower cheeks (submalar cheeks), I have plumped the area a little more than when I was in my early to mid twenties. I offer virtual consults and I would be able to give you a better idea. Let me know if you’re interested.
@@NaturalInjector Hello, thank you. I'm interested on it.
@@paulette4044 Fantastic!
I’m so annoyed I was all geared up for sculptra, when I went to the clinic they thought it wouldn’t really give me what I wanted.
I think live lost volume in the buccal area.
He pushed me more to fill my smile lines with filler and sculpta but what he really wanted me to do was the treads.
No way!
Obviously he put me off big time.
yeah i've seen two injectors..one said "wait a year" before doing any "filler"...then the other suggested a thread lift... but my issue is loss/lack of volume overall.. as i'm now in my 40's and active (runner) as well as low body fat.. I am seeing a provider who does sculptra next month and hoping for a better recommendation.
How bout you move to Huntsville Alabama just for me
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I am sorry I think the man looked younger and better before the treatment. I am not sure I see any effect.
That man looks older in the after?
I’m still early in my treatment (1 month mark) and not seeing much change but love your video most of all I’ve watched (for reassurance)! I’m getting my next injections in 2 weeks and may have to get more, but I love the subtlety of it and how I don’t drastically change or look plumped up. I have a friend who has had 2 facelifts and she looks stiff, plastic and no where near her age, and I don’t want to be anything like that!
Glad you found the videos helpful. Thanks for sharing your story and feel free to keep us posted on your results after 3 months
Yes, women with cheeks are lucky and aging shoes slower. People liked my boney cheeks when I was young, at 69 yrs old I look very bad, no fat at all under skin 😟
I had bonier cheeks also and Sculptra really helped a lot. You should consider it if it bothers you
love this. Your are very informative, like the shortness of the video plus the before and afters. My doc doesnt use SCULPTRA, but radiesse. What do you think about radiesse?
I’m not a big fan of Radiesse. I don’t think it’s a collagen stimulator in the same way that Sculptra is. I know others may have a different opinion.
Do you need prf injection for eyes if you are using sculptra ?
I don’t do PRF at the moment. I treat the under eyes with filler.
I was wondering if you already have dermal fillers..can having sculptra treatments affect the dermal fillers..? where you will not have a good result? thanks
Hi Suzanne good question. I have done Scultpra a few weeks after dermal fillers and it doesn’t seem to affect the results of dermal fillers. We would do Scultpra to give the patient longer lasting results in the areas they had filler (ex: submalar or lower cheeks)
I would never have the guts to get Sculptra because of the risks of nodules ... Sculptra cannot be removed I am told but fillers 'can ...
Thing is that Sculptra stimulates your skin to produce it’s own collagen, so why would you need to get rid of your own collagen. This is the whole effect you are looking for is collagen stimulation, those are the results, not the PLLA particles themselves
Hi, my injector says she doesn’t need to prepare sculptra days before she does it the day of and when she did it, I haven’t seen any difference. Is it possible the injectors don’t add all the sculptra?
Hi Christina. There is a new protocol in which you don’t have to prep Sculptra and you can reconstitute and use the same day. I still like to reconstitute my vial for at least a week or close to a week though as I have not had issues with nodules. I am not sure when you did your Sculptra or how many vials that you did but I would give it a good 3 months and compare your before photos.
If you have autoimmune issues are you able to use this product?
That would be at the discrepancy of the injector. What auto immune disease are you specifically wondering about? It’s possible that you may not notice results as much OR that you may notice results more than most ppl if you have an auto immune disease. It’s possible that you can still get treated with Sculptra but it depends on the disease and how extensive your symptoms are.
@@NaturalInjector Thanks for the reply. I have Hashimoto's basically the auto immune version of hypothyroidism. My concern is the body attacking the Sculptra creating lumps or worse. Have you heard of this happening? Don't think this would happen with regular filler.
@@emiliegray6737 Actually, hypersensitivity reactions, in which someone’s system reacts to something has happened with filler. This is a known thing that can happen with filler, although very rare and not common. This is why we tell people to avoid getting vaccines and dental work 2 weeks before and 2 weeks after getting filler. Some people feel you should wait longer if you have a history of allergies. There have actually been no cases of hypersensitivity reactions with Sculptra.
@@NaturalInjector Thank you for the reply I feel reassured. I am in Nelson BC and wish I could see you instead of my choices here!
@@emiliegray6737Glad you feel more assured. I’ve had someone come for Toronto for treatment, but she also had family who lived in LA.
Is sculptra only for people who are thinner and has less body fat?
I have a fatty face with thick skin. Is sculptra good for me?
I want a bit of sculptra everywhere to thicken my skin a bit because I want collagen
No I have treated people with thicker skin too, the results are just more apparent on people who have thinner skin. I have a pic on my before and after gallery of someone who had thicker skin 👉 www.naturalinjector.com/beforeandafter?category=Sculptra
To be honest., the guy looked better before.
that said, do you consider sculptra a filler?
Thing is I’ve had an issue with taking pictures on my male clients because of the difference in facial hair. He was clean shaven in his before picture and had facial hair in the photo after. The same thing happened when I recently took a photo of another male client, he was shaved clean in his before photo and had scruff in the after photo. It’s something i’ll have to address when taking photos I’ll have to tell them to make sure they shave. Another thing was the lighting was slightly different and brighter in the before. What you should pay attention to is the thickness of the skin, that’s the sign of collagen stimulation and its definitely improved in the after photo. No I don’t consider it a filler at all. Here are the differences 👉 ua-cam.com/video/kfIXn-jo31Q/v-deo.html
@@NaturalInjector i agree with you. For me, scultura Is more a "lifter" than a filler or, at least, It Is a crossover. But i noticed that many docs classify the product as a filler.
@@raffaelecorrente1123 I don’t know why they do it’s really a collagen stimulator. Works differently from filler. I’m guessing you have tried it?
@@NaturalInjector no, never tried anything on.my face. Just like regenerative antiaging medicine.
@@raffaelecorrente1123 well Sculptra would definitely be a good option for regenerating your collagen.
Thank you for posting great contents. What are your thoughts on injectable Renuva?
One of the locations I work at is doing the clinical trials for them to get FDA approval. It’s very very expensive and I don’t like the idea that the fat is derived from cadavers. I mean they remove everything to make it safe,but just don’t like the idea. I’d rather stick to Sculptra for now.
I can see it and I would love to talk to you about this procedure.
Hi Hassan where are you located?
@@NaturalInjector! Thank you for replying to my comment.☮️🙏💞 I’m located in minnesota, but Will be in CA in February. Location in CA TBD.
@@hassanrhoda You can always book an out of state virtual consult for $75. Hope to see you when you come to Cali
I can and it's quite interesting and wonderful i'm gonna have to get this done thank you
Let us know how you like it if you try it out
Can sculptra be used on the anterior/medial cheeks?
Yes it can be used to those areas of the cheeks.
is it still necessary to prepare sculptra 24 to 48 hrs before the treatment?
Great question. No you can choose to reconstitute the vial the same exact day as treatment BUT I still like my Scultpra to sit ideally for a week. Check this video out as I discuss duration of reconstitution 👉 ua-cam.com/video/iV8Jm1oJGL0/v-deo.html
I’m waiting to get Sculptra after I finish my PRF treatment! I can’t wait!
Hi Tammy! Exciting! Keep us posted on your results 🤗
Please make a video on hyperdilute radiesse
Interesting you brought it up. I really don’t believe Radiesse, hyperdilute or not, is a collagen stimulator. I think it’s an instant filler but I don’t believe it behaves in the same way as Sculptra.
@@NaturalInjector don’t they have different mechanisms of inducing collagen synthesis? Why don’t you believe it’s a collagen stimulator?
@@shee3073 because I’ve tried non-dilute Radiesse on myself years before Scultpra and never saw any collagen stimulation personally. A lot of other providers believe it is though. It’s hard to assess because it’s also a filler and will give you immediate results, like a filler will. So how do you assess if the results are from filler vs. collagen stimulation. That’s just my personal opinion.
I heard sculpture can't be done under eyes, is that true?
Yes that’s true you shouldn’t use it under the eyes.
Is this treatment usually more effective for women? What about this versus microneedling with PRP?
Approx how many vials for 50 years old who looks 40?
Another thing, what could be possible side effects of sculptra?
Editing: - thank you for your videos. Awesome job!!!
Have you begun using lanluma?
No because it’s not approved here in the US 😞. I wish it was I would try it out for sure.
Why are surgeons always saying that there is no real injectable treatment for nasolabial folds?
I have no idea. We have been using injectables like filler and Sculptra in the nasolabial folds for years. I’m very curious which plastic surgeons are saying this? Do they have a UA-cam?
@@NaturalInjector I tried to post a link to RealSelf but I think UA-cam took it down. Personally I hope to try your recommendations.
@@samanthathompson9812 Oh really. Well if you remember the name of the doc on Realself let me know.
@@NaturalInjector Search for the article "Nasolabial Fold Filler Is a Popular Ask. So Why Are Doctors So Reluctant to Inject?"
Also videos of Victoria Cosmetic Institute.
I'm still going to do it though. Do non-sculptra filters also encourage collagen formation?
Love it! ❤️
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Just because you are present in the OR handing the doctor his/her tools and/or coffee as an assistant does not give you the right to give medical advice. 🙄
? What are you talking about. I’m not a surgical assistant. Perhaps you should do more research on what PA’s do.
All I see is people looking like there face is fatter and alien like with sculptra and everyone looks the same it’s like they become a huge egg head like alien heads they also don’t look more youthful and it looks just like ballon face that fillers do , I don’t get the hype at all over sculptra
Where are you seeing this? Do you know people who have had Sculptra?
Can I use sculptra around my mouth
Where around your mouth?
Interesting! I want to talk to you about Sculptra for me! Cant wait to see you! :)
I cannot wait to see you too! I’ve been watching the videos on your channel (as well as Bootcamp) and it’s given me some great ideas 💡! Also YT have been blessing my channel lately lol.
It’s the best !!
Thanks for your feedback Miriam. I love Sculptra too!
I had my first sculptra 3 weeks ago can’t wait for my results! Can you still do lasers after sculptra? Will it affect it? Like clear and brilliant or Morpheus 8? Thanks ❤
Awesome! Keep us posted on your results. You can absolutely do lasers and Morpheus after Scultpra. Some people actually do lasers and Morpheus right after Scultpra, if anything it will help it spread more.
@@NaturalInjector thank you
@@MyMaria1224 😊
Neither person on the splash page looks better in after shot.
the effects are SO SUBTLE - I'd rather look DONE!!!!! lol....this would be a giant waste of money to me. IF I got these results, I would insist on a refund.
Well then Sculptra is probably not for you then. Some people don’t have an aesthetic eye for spotting changes like this. Some people like the overdone look not everyone wants to remain looking natural.
Why are you calling these women out? To get clients?????? Smh.
?? Calling who out
Shes addressing peoples fears, because they dont want to look like celebrities who have bad results. Idk how thats a bad thing reassuring someone.
@@tiffanykilby7560 thank you! How is that a bad thing? My channel focuses on educating ppl who are interested in enhancing their natural beauty with injectables. She can call it “calling out” if she wants but it’s for the purposes of education.
@@NaturalInjectorRight! Its a what to do, what not to do . why ppl get good results vs. Bad results. Keep up the great work.
@@tiffanykilby7560 Yes! Thanks Tiffany! 👍
Can it be used on agong hands that are lacking volume. My hands look old with creppey skin
Some ppl do but it’s way riskier to develop nodules in the hands which is why ppl use fillers to hands