Sculptra Cellu-fight treatment

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How does Sculptra help you get rid of cellulite?

The process of repairing collagen on the face is the same as it is in areas with cellulite. Cellulite can be treated with Sculptra, which locates dimples and fills them with new collagen to make your skin smooth and soft. The injected

Your doctor will mark the dimples, numb the region with lidocaine or another anesthetic, and use a fine-gauge needle to inject the filler into the skin.

During your appointment, we will locate the cellulite dimples and mark the areas to be treated. Lidocaine is added to the filler to reduce discomfort from the injections. Using a fine gauge needle, the fibrous brand which are pulling down on the skin will be broken up and then the filler will be injected.

Right after treatment, the areas are massaged to help distribute the filler evenly. This process helps prevent lumps and bumps. There is little to no downtown after receiving these cellulite treatments and most patients return to normal activities immediately. If you are feeling discomfort you can apply a cold compress as needed. Bruising is expected because of the injections.

After 6 weeks, patients come in for their follow up treatment and we can assess if more product is needed of if your body filled the dimple completely. Most patients need 3+ treatments of Sculptra for optimal results.

Is Sculptra right for me?

For the most part, Sculptra for cellulite is safe, as is utilizing the filler in other parts of your body. As previously said, one of Sculptra's many benefits is the correction of facial signs of aging, thus we strongly advise you to consult with your about this cosmetic treatment to ensure that it is safe for you.

Is Sculptra safe to use on cellulite?

Yes! PLLA, the main ingredient in Sculptra, is biologically inert and generally does not pose a risk of allergic reaction for patients. Sculptra is a natural looking subtle filler which makes your skin look fresher and more youthful.

All elective cosmetic procedures carry some level of risk, but the risks associated with it is minimal. Usually, injectable fillers are accompanied by the risk of allergic reaction. Since sculptra is made of a substance that naturally occurs in the body, the risk of allergy is almost nonexistent.

Still, with how safe Sculptra is, it is important to inform your doctor of any immune deficiencies, skin infections, rashes, or if you take medications like aspirin and anti-inflammatories that may affect the outcome of your treatment.

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