Sculptra Injections in Langford
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Sculptra is a Health Canada–approved injectable that works by gradually stimulating your body’s natural collagen production. Instead of adding instant volume, it supports subtle, progressive improvement in facial structure, contour, and skin firmness over time. Results develop slowly and vary by individual, making Sculptra a good option for those seeking a natural-looking, long-term approach to facial rejuvenation.
If you are considering options to gradually restore facial volume or support skin firmness, Sculptra may be an option. Dr. Jarret Morrow, MD, provides physician-administered Sculptra treatments in Langford with a focus on safety, natural-looking outcomes, and informed consent.
What Is Sculptra
Sculptra is a Health Canada–approved injectable made from poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA). It works by gradually stimulating the body’s natural collagen production. Unlike traditional dermal fillers that provide immediate volume, Sculptra offers a more subtle and progressive change over time.
What Sculptra May Help With
Sculptra may be considered for individuals seeking gradual improvement in facial volume, contour, and skin firmness. It may help soften the appearance of facial hollowness and support overall facial structure. Results develop slowly over several months and vary from person to person.
How Sculptra Works
Sculptra encourages collagen formation beneath the skin. Most individuals require multiple sessions spaced several weeks apart for optimal benefit. Your treatment plan will be tailored to your needs following a medical assessment.
Your Appointment With Dr. Morrow
Every appointment includes a consultation to review your goals, medical history, treatment expectations, and suitability for Sculptra. Benefits, risks, and alternatives are always discussed. All injections are performed by Dr. Morrow, and after-care instructions are provided. There is no obligation to proceed with treatment.
Safety and Considerations
As with any injectable procedure, Sculptra includes potential risks such as swelling, bruising, tenderness, or small lumps under the skin. These will be reviewed during your consultation. Sculptra is not a replacement for surgery and is not appropriate for everyone. A medical assessment is required.
Cost of Sculptra in Langford
The cost depends on the number of vials recommended and the number of treatment sessions needed. Pricing and an individualized plan are reviewed during your consultation.
Booking a Consultation
If you would like to learn more about Sculptra in Langford, you can book a complimentary consultation. This visit is informational and helps determine whether Sculptra aligns with your goals.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Sculptra used for?
Sculptra is used to address age-related facial volume loss. It gradually stimulates collagen, which may help improve facial contour and support overall skin structure.
How long does Sculptra take to show results?
Results develop gradually over several months as collagen production increases. The timeline varies from person to person.
How many Sculptra sessions are typically needed?
Many individuals require more than one treatment session, usually spaced a few weeks apart. Your recommended number of sessions depends on your assessment.
How long do Sculptra results last?
Results vary. Because Sculptra works by stimulating collagen, its effects may be longer-lasting than traditional fillers, but duration differs among individuals.
Is Sculptra safe?
Sculptra is approved by Health Canada for treatment of facial volume loss. All medical procedures carry potential risks, which are reviewed during your consultation.
Who performs the treatment?
All assessments and injections are performed by Dr. Jarret Morrow, MD.
Can Sculptra be combined with other treatments?
Some patients choose combined treatment plans, but suitability is determined only after a medical assessment. Each option is discussed during your appointment.
Is Sculptra appropriate for everyone?
Not necessarily. Suitability depends on individual medical history, anatomy, and treatment goals. A consultation is needed to determine if Sculptra is an appropriate option.