Beginning May 1st 2015
Finger and Associates and New Youth Medical Spa will be offering Instant Rebates when you purchase the following injectables:
all Restylane products including RESTYLANE SILK (the first FDA Approved Lip & Mouth Filler), Dysport, Perlane and Sculptra.
Join ASPIRE GALDERMA REWARDS and receive an instant $20.00 off on the day of the procedure.
Dr. Finger was a Sculptra trainer in the USA for over 6 Years and trained hundreds of physicians nationwide on how to properly inject this wonderful long lasting filler.
SCULPTRA
Sculptra is one of the products that qualifies for instant rebates and rewards.
Simply join the rewards program by clicking here:
http://www.newyouthmedicalspa.com/aspire-rewards-by-galderma-savannah-bluffton/
Every-time you get injected with galderma products, such as Restylane, Perlane, Dysport or Sculptra, you will reap the benefits of accumulating points, which turns into future discounts and even instant savings.
Sculptra has been around for quite a few years and is facial injectable treatment for correction of shallow to deep nasolabial fold contour deficiencies, other facial wrinkles, but mostly for faces that have lost volume. Sculptra is normally injected in two to three sessions around 4-8 weeks apart and works gradually to replace collagen lost during the aging process. Once the loss of collagen has been corrected, Sculptra will normally last up to 2 years. A touchup at 1 to 1 ½ years may be all that is needed
As we age, the collagen beneath our skin begins to break down or thin out. This begins around the 30’s and as a result, wrinkles, lines, folds, and hollows gradually appear and worsen with time. Most injectables can fill wrinkles, lines and folds; however, Sculptra works by gradually replacing lost collagen and therefore provides the structure and support that will give one a more youthful appearance. We “use up” much of the fat in our faces as we get older. You have heard someone say to another, “You’ve lost your baby fat!” The problem is that we keep losing it with the aging process. We lose fat in front of the ear, in our temples, below our lower eyelids, and in the mid-cheek area, among other areas. Sculptra is the most ideal product for generalized volume replacement, and when properly injected, it can reduce the appearance of a person’s age by ten years or more.
Sagging in a face occurs from lost fat volume as well as loss of elasticity in the skin from environmental damage and even some loss of bone, often from inadequate care of one’s teeth. Sculptra injections can dramatically improve volume loss from fat loss and even some bone loss. The re-volumizing from Sculptra injections also stretches out and minimizes many small wrinkles and even elevates areas such as the jowls.
Sculptra is used mostly within the deep dermis and in some areas on the covering of bone (called periosteum) to replace lost collagen and the mentioned volume. Since Sculptra works by stimulating the production of collagen, the correction is gradual and not immediate. However, it does last about two years, and if properly injected, looks entirely natural.
Sculptra (poly-l-lactic acid) is biocompatible, which means it will not harm your body. Poly-l-lactic acid has been used for year in dissolvable stitches and medical implants, and has been used for cosmetic purposes in Europe since 1999.
Side effects of Sculptra may include discomfort, redness, bruising, bleeding, itching and swelling. Infections can occur with any injection, but are very rare. These symptoms usually resolve themselves around 7-10 days post injection. On rare occasion, bruising has been noted to last for 3-4 weeks. To lessen the chance of bruising it is recommended to stop taking aspirin containing products, Vitamin E, fish oil, Flax seed products and all Herbal products starting with the letter G.
The cost of Sculptra injections varies widely according to the needs and fat loss of the patient. Presently we are charging between $750.00 to $1200.00 per Treatment depending on how much product is needed. Of course, there are exceptions because each patient must be treated individually.
A consultation with Dr. Finger will be necessary to provide an accurate estimate of the cost.