Before Treatment
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A topical numbing cream may be applied before treatment to help make the procedure more comfortable.
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PRP begins with a simple blood draw, similar to routine lab work.
The blood is placed into a centrifuge, separating the platelet-rich plasma and its concentrated growth factors from the other blood components.
The prepared PRP is carefully injected beneath the eyes, where its growth factors support collagen formation, circulation, and natural tissue regeneration.
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01 Will I look different immediately?
No. You may notice some initial fullness, but this can be temporary. Sculptra works gradually by stimulating collagen, so results develop naturally over time.
02 Will I look different immediately?
Some temporary fullness may be visible immediately because of the fluid used during treatment, but this is not the final result. The intended improvement develops progressively as collagen remodeling occurs.
03 How soon will I see results?
Collagen remodeling occurs over weeks to months rather than overnight. The timing and degree of improvement vary from patient to patient.
04 Can Sculptra treat hip dips?
Selected patients may benefit from treatment around contour deficiencies of the lateral buttock and hip transition. Your anatomy determines the degree of improvement that is realistically achievable.
05 How many sessions will I need?
There is no universal number. Your treatment plan depends on your anatomy, treatment area, desired degree of correction, tissue quality, and response to previous sessions.
06 Is there downtime?
Most patients do not experience the extended recovery associated with surgery, but swelling, bruising, tenderness, soreness, redness, or other temporary injection-related reactions may occur. Individual recovery varies.