What makes Sculptra different?
Have you begun to notice, when you peer into the car’s rearview mirror, apply make-up, or pass your reflection in a windowpane, that you look tired and stern? Have wrinkles and folds have become more noticeable? Do you simply look older than you feel? Sculptra is available in East Bay, and this amazing facial rejuvenation product is worth a closer look.
A facial injectable generally falls into one of these categories: toxins, which freeze the muscles under the skin to lessen the look of wrinkles and slow the progress of new ones; dermal fillers, to smooth lines, fill creases, and plump lips; and collagen replacers used to restore the natural underlying structures of the skin.
What makes Sculptra Aesthetic different?
- Sculptra is a unique dermal filler that also replaces collagen.
- It works gradually from within to replace lost collagen, thus improving lost facial volume.
- The main ingredient, poly-L-lactic acid, is biocompatible and biodegradable. It’s the same material used for decades in dissolving stitches.
- The poly-L-lactic acid compound is synthetic; it contains no human, animal, or bacterial compounds.
- No allergy testing is required prior to treatment.
- Sculptra is absorbed naturally by your body, over time.
- There’s no discomfort, extended recovery time, or chance of scarring as sometimes associated with lasers or surgical incisions.
- Treatment usually involves three injection sessions over the course of several months.
- The refined, natural-looking results appear gradually. No one will realize you are having a cosmetic procedure – they’ll only see how terrific you look.
- Your beautiful, subtle results last about two years.
One call to The Skin and Laser Treatment Institute in Walnut Creek can have you on your way to a fresher, more youthful-looking you. Call Dr. M. Christine Lee today for a Sculptra consultation. The rest of East Bay will never know your secret!
Dr. Min-Wei Christine Lee
Dr. Christine Lee is a Board-certified Dermatologist with sub-specialties in laser surgery, cosmetic surgery, Mohs Micrographic Surgery, facial plastic reconstruction, and dermatologic surgery. She leads The Skin And Laser Treatment Institute as its Director and serves as Clinical Faculty for the Department of Dermatologic Surgery at the University of California San Francisco. Patients travel from across the globe for her expertise, and Dr. Lee has trained thousands of stateside and international doctors.
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