Sculptra works differently from traditional fillers. Instead of adding immediate volume, it encourages your skin to rebuild its own collagen over time.
As collagen declines, skin can feel thinner, less firm, and less supported. Sculptra addresses that shift at its source—gradually restoring structure and improving overall skin quality.
The change isn’t immediate, and that’s intentional. Results develop slowly, revealing skin that feels stronger, smoother, and more resilient over time.
Sculptra requires patience, planning, and precision. When done well, it doesn’t look like treatment—it looks like healthy, supported skin.
Every treatment plan is guided by facial anatomy, proportion, and long-term balance—not trends.
What it treats:
• Collagen loss
• Skin laxity
• Fine lines and deeper wrinkles
• Thinning or dull skin
Target areas:
• Face (upper, mid, lower)
• Jawline
• Neck
• Buttocks
• Abdomen
• Arms
• Knees
• Stimulates natural collagen production
• Improves firmness and elasticity
• Gradually restores structure
• Enhances skin quality and glow
• Long-lasting results (up to 2 years)
Sculptra uses poly-L-lactic acid to trigger collagen production beneath the skin. Rather than filling space, it rebuilds it.
Treatment is typically done in a series, allowing collagen to develop over time. With each session, the skin becomes stronger, more supported, and more even in texture.
This is less about instant change and more about long-term improvement.
Skin begins to feel different before it looks different.
Over time, it appears firmer, more even, and naturally radiant—like your skin, just stronger and more supported.
Mild swelling, bruising, or tenderness can occur after treatment. Massage and aftercare may be recommended to support even results.
How is this different from fillers?
Fillers add volume instantly. Sculptra rebuilds collagen gradually.
When will I see results?
Within weeks, continuing to improve over time.
How long does it last?
Up to 2 years or longer.
July 2026 at Bellevue.
