SCULPTRA - AN INNOVATIVE PROCEDURE FOR VOLUME RESTORATION AND SKIN REJUVENATION

How does Sculptra work?

In contrast to conventional fillers, which instantly inflate volume, Sculptra has a lasting, natural effect for men. The injections bring poly-L-lactic acid deep into the skin, where they stimulate the body's own collagen production. Collagen is the basic framework for firm, resilient skin — comparable to steel girders in a building.

As we age, the body produces less collagen, which results in a loss of strength and definition in men. Sculptra gets this process back on track and provides more skin density, stability and a distinctive, defined appearance over weeks and months — without looking artificial.

The process takes place in several steps:

1. Sculptra injection: The doctor injects Sculptra into the desired treatment area, such as the cheeks, temples, chin, or hands, to replace lost volume.
2. Stimulating collagen production: Poly-L-lactic acid stimulates the body's own production of collagen, providing gentle toning and a fuller, more youthful appearance.
3. Slow results: Unlike conventional fillers, the change is not immediately visible after a Sculptra treatment. Instead, there is a gradual and natural improvement that is visible over several months.

Benefits of Sculptra

• Long-term results: Sculptra not only provides quick results, but also ensures long-lasting skin rejuvenation. The effect can last up to two years or longer as collagen production is continuously stimulated.
• Natural look: Since Sculptra promotes your own collagen production and does not produce any immediately visible volume changes, the results are very natural and subtle.
• Versatility: Sculptra can be used on various parts of the body, particularly where volume has been lost, such as the face (cheeks, temples, nasolabial folds) or hands.
• No visible scars: Because Sculptra is a non-surgical treatment, there is no scarring and downtime is minimal.

Sculptra applications

Sculptra is particularly popular for treating age-related facial volume loss. Common areas of application include:

• cheeks: To plump up sunken cheeks and make the face look fuller.
• temples: To fill up the temporal region, which often starts with age.
• Chin and jawline: To improve jaw contours and reduce double chins.
• nasolabial folds: To soften deeper wrinkles on the sides of the nose.
• hands: To restore volume and skin density, as hands often show early signs of skin aging.

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