At Novel U Wellness, we’re excited to introduce Sculptra, a revolutionary collagen stimulator that doesn’t just mask signs of aging – it helps your skin restore its inner structure and natural beauty. This innovative treatment works gradually to give you subtle, yet remarkable results that can last up to two years.
Sculptra is an FDA-approved injectable treatment that contains poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), a biocompatible synthetic substance that stimulates your body’s natural collagen production. Unlike traditional fillers that provide immediate volume, Sculptra works with your body to rebuild lost collagen over time, creating results that look natural and last longer.
Did you know that by age 40, most people have lost about 20% of their collagen? Sculptra addresses this issue at its source:
Sculptra stands apart from traditional dermal fillers through its innovative approach:
Your Sculptra journey begins with a personalized consultation at Novel U Wellness. Our experienced practitioners will assess your needs and develop a customized treatment plan.
Most patients benefit from a series of treatments spaced about 4-6 weeks apart. Each session is comfortable and typically takes 30-60 minutes.
There's minimal downtime associated with Sculptra treatments. You can usually return to your daily activities immediately.
Watch as your results develop naturally over the following months, with optimal results typically visible after 3-4 months.
Sculptra can effectively treat various areas:
As an FDA-approved treatment, Sculptra has a proven track record of safety and effectiveness. At Novel U Wellness, our skilled practitioners ensure your treatment is performed with the highest standards of care and precision
When choosing Sculptra at Novel U Wellness, you benefit from:
For optimal results with Sculptra:
✔ Follow post-treatment massage instructions.
✔ Stay hydrated.
✔ Protect your skin from sun exposure.
✔ Maintain a healthy skincare routine.
We invite you to experience the transformative effects of Sculptra at Novel U Wellness. Our dedicated team is passionate about helping you achieve natural-looking, long-lasting results that enhance your confidence and beauty.
Ready to begin your journey to naturally restored, youthful skin? Contact Novel U Wellness today to schedule your Sculptra consultation. Let us help you discover how this innovative treatment can enhance your natural beauty with results that last.
By choosing Sculptra at Novel U Wellness, you’re investing in a treatment that works with your body to create beautiful, lasting results. We look forward to helping you achieve your aesthetic goals with this revolutionary collagen stimulator.
Early Sculptra (poly-L-lactic acid) injection immediately after radiofrequency microneedling may increase the risk of inflammatory, foreign body, and fibrotic responses due to additive tissue injury and stimulation.Animal models demonstrate that monopolar radiofrequency treatment over Sculptra and other fillers leads to statistically significant increases in these histological responses, suggesting that immediate sequential procedures may potentiate local tissue reaction.
Radiofrequency microneedling produces thermal damage along microneedle tracks, which can alter filler integrity and increase the risk of adverse reactions if Sculptra is injected too soon after treatment.Specifically, thermal injury may disrupt filler distribution and promote granuloma or nodule formation.
Transcutaneous delivery of poly-L-lactic acid via microneedling is limited; immediate post-microneedling application does not significantly enhance filler deposition and may increase the risk of complications due to poor integration and unpredictable tissue response.
Sculptra injection protocols recommend adequate time between sessions (at least 6 weeks) and avoiding intradermal placement to minimize complications such as nodules and granulomas. Immediate injection after microneedling contravenes these recommendations and may elevate complication rates.
In summary, immediate Sculptra injection post-radiofrequency microneedling is not supported by current evidence and may increase the risk of adverse tissue reactions.
