Can I get Sculptra injections at the same time as Radiesse?

Injection sculptra Radiesse Doctors do not recommend doing them on the same day because the two have different properties and mechanisms of action. sculptra Suitable for skin rejuvenation over large areas and requires 1-2 months to build collagen before further use. Radiesse To contour specific areas of the face, such as the jawline and chin, for immediate results, a 4-8 week interval is recommended to allow for a clearer assessment of the results, minimize the risk of swelling or potential side effects from combined treatments, and achieve the most natural-looking outcome. However, for skin tightening treatments like Ulthera, Thermage, and Morpheus8, these can be done on the same day. Start by doing the machine first, followed by... Biostimulator This mainly depends on the patient's needs and skin condition.

This information is for informational purposes only and is not intended to recommend any specific innovation/technology. Please schedule an appointment with a doctor for a detailed assessment and advice.

sculptra Radiesse Both of these are... Collagen Biostimulants However, they do have some differences. The doctor will recommend injecting them in appropriate but separate areas to achieve the most natural and effective results.

sculptra Suitable for general collagen stimulation in the skin. Often used in areas with sagging, such as cheeks, nasolabial folds, or to firm the skin for a tighter appearance. However, results will be gradually visible within 1-2 months after injection because this product works by stimulating the natural production of collagen.
Radiesse They work similarly, but one gel provides immediate filler results and can be injected into areas requiring lifting and firming, such as the jawline and chin, helping to define facial contours. This differs from Sculptra, which is used for skin reshaping in larger areas.

If I can get them at the same time, which one should I get first?

Injection sculptra Radiesse It is possible to do so simultaneously, but planning "what to inject first and what to inject later" will depend on... The patient's skin problems. Position to be edited That's the basic principle. We need to consider the properties of each ingredient to achieve the most consistent and natural-looking results. Let me explain it in simple terms:

Principles of injection planning.

Sculptra (injected first for extensive restoration)

FEATURES: Sculptra focuses on stimulating collagen production throughout the skin layers, making it ideal for areas requiring elasticity or volume enhancement, such as cheeks, nasolabial folds, or areas of sagging skin across the face.
Reasons why you should start vaccinating early.
- Sculptra stimulates collagen production gradually (results may be visible in 1-2 months). Starting with surface rejuvenation to create a fuller appearance provides a good foundation for adding defined structural contours in the next step.
- If Radiesse is injected first, followed by Sculptra, there may be duplication of results, making it difficult to clearly analyze the effectiveness of each treatment.

Radiesse (injected later to enhance facial contours)

FEATURES: Radiesse is a filler that provides immediate results and is ideal for injection to reshape facial contours, such as the jawline, chin, or sunken temples.
Reasons for receiving the injection in the back:
- Radiesse provides instant facial contouring, focusing on specific areas the patient wishes to refine. Therefore, after Sculptra has stimulated collagen production and restored a broader area to a certain extent, using Radiesse on key areas will help achieve more refined results.

Injection sequence and areas of concern.

Step	Recommended areas	Description
1. Inject Sculptra first.	Cheeks, nasolabial folds, areas of sagging skin.	Stimulates collagen production over a wide area, restoring skin to be fuller and more elastic.
2. Inject Radiesse afterwards.	Face frame, chin, temples	Focuses on restructuring the face, filling in specific areas to create a more defined facial structure.

Additional advice

Planning between injections (spacing):
The doctor recommended the injection. Do Sculptra first, then wait about 2-4 weeks. This is to start stimulating collagen production, and then the injection is administered. Radiesse To fill in any points that need clarification.
Importantly: It is advisable to consult a specialist in cosmetic medicine to analyze the problem and design a treatment plan suitable for each individual's facial structure, as everyone's facial structure is different. For example, people with sunken cheeks or a flat forehead may need adjustments to the order or areas of injections.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to consult our doctor. We are ready to design a personalized treatment plan for you.