3 Best Areas for Collagen Stimulator Sculptra

When you see your skin changing, it can be hard. As we age, many of these changes are due to lost collagen, the structural protein that keeps skin smooth and plump.

After it peaks in your early 20s, collagen production begins to decline. Every year, your body produces 1% less collagen, and eventually, the effects become noticeable.

That's where Sculptra comes in. Unlike other injectables like Botox and traditional fillers that just mask the symptoms of collagen loss, Sculptra actually stimulates your body to produce more of its own collagen, treating wrinkles and volume loss at its source.

Ready to find out more about Sculptra to help you determine if it's right for you? Let's start with where it is most effective.

What is Sculptra?

Why is Sculptra different? Most traditional fillers are made with hyaluronic acid, an effective solution for filling in lost volume and deep lines. But Sculptra is made from poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) and doesn't simply fill in space. Instead, this safe, biocompatible, biodegradable material delivers a gradual and long-lasting improvement by stimulating collagen production beneath the skin.

The results come on gradually (which means it looks natural). And the best part? Younger, smoother, and firmer-looking skin can last two years or longer!

Where Does Sculptra Work Best?

While Sculptra is revolutionary, it is best suited for certain treatment areas over others. Here are our three favorites.

Cheeks

High cheekbones of youth aren't just a result of your actual bone structure, they are partially made up of fat pads under the surface of the skin. These fat pads often lose volume first as we age, creating a hollow or sunken appearance that can change the shape of our face and make us look tired and, well, older.

Sculptra helps to lift and contour the mid-face by encouraging collagen growth in this key area. It's the middle of your face, after all!

Why Sculptra is a great choice for the cheeks:

·       Adds volume naturally without looking overdone.

·       Helps contour the cheekbones for a balanced, lifted appearance.

·       Reduces the appearance of prominent cheek and undereye hollows.

Smile Lines (Nasolabial Folds)

Smile lines, also called nasolabial folds, run from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth. Hey, it's great you've smiled a lot over the years, but we don't blame you for wanting to erase the evidence of years of facial expressions.

Sculptra is ideal for this area for several reasons:

·       Fills in and softens lines to smooth the skin.

·       Stimulates collagen to maintain results long-term.

·       Utilizes your body's collagen production to look natural, not stiff.

Chin (Marionette Lines and Weak Chin)

The chin and the area below it are highly prone to sagging and volume loss. Marionette lines, the vertical creases that run from the corners of the mouth down to the chin, can be a seriously unwanted result of the aging process. Additionally, collagen loss often contributes to a weakened or less defined chin area, creating a droopy look you just don't want.

This area is challenging to improve with topical treatments alone, as it involves deeper layers of tissue where collagen depletion is significant.

Here's how Sculptra gets your lower face back:

·       Reduces the depth of marionette lines by stimulating collagen production.

·       Lifts sagging skin

·       Improves the volume and structure of the chin.

·       Helps create a smoother, tighter appearance along the jawline.

By addressing both volume and firmness in this area, Sculptra can give you the more youthful look and profile you miss.

Is Sculptra Right for You?

Sculptra is a versatile solution for individuals experiencing volume loss, fine lines, or skin laxity. Because its effects are gradual, it's perfect for those seeking natural-looking changes rather than instant transformations.

If you're ready to explore how Sculptra can work for you, contact our office today to schedule a consultation.

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