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Category: Cosmetic Injectables
Manufacturer: Sanofi Aventis
Model: European
Active ingredient: poly-L-lactic acid
Country of origin: Europe
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Product Summary for Sculptra:

  • Sculptra

  • ® (previously branded as New-Fill®) was launched in the U.K. in the year 2000.
  • The manufacturer claims that the product can help cause new collagen growth rather than just mechanically filling depressions. The product itself is not permanent but the effects can be long lasting.
  • Sculptra® is used more as a sculpting agent rather than just wrinkle filler and larger areas can be treated with a longer lasting result.

  • This product was rebranded under the new name
  • Sculptra

  • ® in 2004 and is growing in popularity in the U.K. and Europe. Since 2005, over 17,000 treatments have been carried out in the UK with Sculptra®.

Generic name:

  • Poly-L-lactic acid

How is it made?:

Is a skin test required before treatment?:

  • No.

Is it temporary or permanent?:
  • Poly-L-lactic acid is completely broken down within the skin over a period of months, however the results (new collagen growth) can last for up to 3 years or longer.

Licenced status:
  • Medical device.

Should be used by :


Product uses:
  • Sculptra® can be used in deep depressions of the face and as a sculpting agent for any area of the face.
It is suitable for:
  • Deep folds between the nose and the mouth (nasolabial folds)
  • Folds around the corners of the mouth (marionette lines)
  • Sunken cheeks (cheek augmentation)
  • Wrinkling in the cheeks or chin
  • Deep scars
Not to be used in:
  • According to the distributor there are no known product related contra-indications to its use.

Duration of effect:
  • This depends upon the degree of correction required, your age and lifestyle as well as the correct placement of the product by a practitioner. Generally two or three sessions are required, with noticeable effects after approximately six weeks.

Clinical trials indicate that

  • Sculptra® is effective for up to three years and in some cases longer.


Reported side effects :
  • The most common side effects include bleeding, tenderness or pain, redness, bruising or swelling at the site of injection. These side effects generally resolve in 2-6 days.
  • Few reported side effects include nodule formation (small bumps) after injection. This is caused by too much product being injected too superficially in the skin. These small bumps may not be visible, and you may notice them only when you press in the treated skin. These bumps tend to happen within the first 6 to 12 months after the first treatment. Typically resolution is spontaneous, over a period of months. Nodules can be treated if required.

  • Localised reactions thought to be of a hypersensitivity nature have never been reported. Buy Sculptra

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