Sculptra is an innovative collagen restoration treatment that is intended to replenish collagen for reducing facial wrinkles and folds gradually and gently.
Producing Brilliant Results by Restoring Natural Collagen Formation
Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), one of the main Sculptra ingredients, helps the skin restore decreased collagen. Sculptra is the first aesthetic product that provides gradual enhancements over time when collagen is replenished. As opposed to other fillers, which provide an immediate improvement, Poly-L-lactic acid fillers result in a more natural-looking appearance that enhances over time.
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Features
| Manufacturer | Country of Origin | Ingredients | Package content |
| Galderma Laboratories | Switzerland |
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Pharmacological action
Sculptra boosts collagen synthesis and assists in restoring the inner volume and structure of the skin. The Sculptra PLLA microparticles enhance collagen formation once they are absorbed. Rebuilt collagen strands begin gradually increasing facial volume and reducing the appearance of creases and folds.
Duration of Effects?
Several clinical studies have reported excellent levels of patient satisfaction, with 86% of clients still enjoying the effects of smoother, healthier-looking skin 25 months after final injection.
Depth of Injection:
- Deep dermis or subcutaneous layer
Method of use:
Prior to administration, Sculptra is reconstituted with Sterile Water for Injection (SWFI), USP for at least two hours. The solution is then injected using the cross-hatch technique with a 26G needle (not included). It is advised to have three treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart to achieve naturally glowing and smooth skin.
Benefits?
- Stimulation of natural collagen production
- Correction of skin depressions, such as skin creases, wrinkles and scars
- Large volume corrections of the signs of facial fat loss (lipoatrophy)
