Sculptra, or Poly-L Lactic Acid (PLLA) is an FDA-approved, injectable dermal filler known for its long-lasting, glowing results. It is unlike typical hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers because Sculptra encourages your body to produce more collagen.

Once injected into the skin, Sculptra replenishes collagen and fills in lost volume. It creates a "lit-from-within" glow and produces healthier-looking, plumper skin. Sculptra enhances skin tone and texture, improves overall skin health, and provides long-lasting, natural results. Non-invasive and safe, Sculptra is a great solution for those looking to improve their skin.

Up to 2 years! Different patients may experience different results, but Sculptra is one of the longest lasting fillers on the market. Once injected, Sculptra results can be noticed in a few weeks since it needs time to develop. Results also improve over time!

No. Sculptra has the same, zero downtime as most other fillers. You can expect slight sensitivity or bruising around the injection site, but patients may resume their normal activities immediately.

Sculptra can be used in many areas of the face and body, but the most popular areas are temple hollows, nasolabial folds (laugh lines), and cheekbones.

The powerful combination of Sculptra and PRP creates truly beautiful results. Both products are anti-aging and natural collagen stimulators.

Plasmasculpt effectively improves natural underlying support structure, restores lost volume, and regenerates youthful, healthy skin. Results are both stunning and lasting!

Yes, Sculptra can make you look younger by stimulating your skin’s natural collagen production, which gradually restores volume and reduces wrinkles over time. This leads to a subtle and natural-looking rejuvenation, making you look younger without looking overdone.

The full effects of Sculptra typically develop over several months as your body produces more collagen. You’ll notice gradual improvements in volume and skin texture, leading to a smoother and more youthful look. The results are long-lasting, often up to two years or more.