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Treatment · Calgary

Sculptra® in Calgary

Sculptra® is a collagen biostimulator. Instead of filling, it prompts your skin to build its own collagen gradually over a series of sessions.

Overview

How Sculptra® works

Sculptra® contains poly-L-lactic acid. After injection, it stimulates collagen production in the deeper layers of the skin, improving volume and skin quality over time.

Results build gradually across weeks to months, which makes Sculptra® suited to people who want a subtle, progressive change. It is not used in the lips.

Often considered for
  • Overall facial volume loss
  • Thinning skin quality
  • Hollowing at the temples or cheeks
  • Softening of facial contour
How Fountain uses it

A physician assesses whether gradual collagen stimulation suits your goals and plans a series of sessions. It may be combined with hyaluronic acid filler or Morpheus8™.

Physician lead
What to expect

Consultation, treatment and follow-up

01

Consultation

A physician assesses your skin and goals and confirms this treatment is the right fit, including for your Fitzpatrick skin type.

02

Treatment day

Preparation, comfort measures and the treatment itself are explained in advance. You receive written aftercare instructions.

03

Review

Results are reviewed at an interval suited to the treatment, and the plan is refined from there.

Cost depends on the area and the number of sessions, so it is quoted at consultation once a plan exists. [PRICE: confirm whether to publish a starting price] Results vary between individuals.

Sculptra®: frequently asked questions

How many sessions will I need?

Most people need more than one session spaced several weeks apart. Your plan will be tailored.

Is Sculptra® reversible?

No. Unlike hyaluronic acid filler, it cannot be dissolved, which is one reason it is planned carefully.

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