Introducing Sculptra: the “Liquid Facelift” alternative to invasive plastic surgery

SK Sanctuary | Stephen M. Krant

Clients can enjoy the skin-rejuvenating benefits of Sculptra in a peaceful, non-invasive medical spa procedure.

By Stephen Krant, MD, FACS

Everybody ages; there’s no escaping it. And no matter how we fight them – be it with sunscreen, healthy food or wholesome lifestyle habits — the physical signs of added wisdom, experience and maturity leave their mark. Sun damage and natural fat and collagen loss take their toll on all mature skin – and while some individuals elect to undergo plastic surgery to correct these changes, others prefer a less invasive solution with minimal recovery time that still has the power to take years off their looks.

Until recently, Botox injections and related filler products were among the only alternatives to cosmetic surgery procedures; but now, a new product touted as “the liquid facelift” promises a means by which to return marked wrinkles and folds to their smooth, youthful state – with nary a knife in site. Sculptra Aesthetic is an injectable that stimulates collagen development in targeted facial areas to rejuvenate and restore tight, smooth contours without surgery. Over the course of three 40-minute sessions, patients can achieve long lasting, natural and in some cases even dramatic results – all without the inconvenience and stress of post-operative downtime or painful recovery. Sculptra is a safe alternative to surgery; however, it can also be combined with laser procedures and cosmetic plastic surgery for more comprehensive results or reconstruction.

Safe, subtle and satisfying results with La Jolla’s top aesthetic beauty professionals

Over the years, the art and science of plastic surgery have made tremendous strides. However, some individuals may be hesitant to commit to invasive surgical procedures (for a variety of reasons ranging from cost to recovery time to fear of unnatural or undesirable results) — and now, advances in aesthetic facial treatments are making it possible for them, too, to enjoy the benefits of ageless beauty.

Of course, it is critical that any patient considering cosmetic enhancement services consult a board-certified cosmetic plastic surgeon before undergoing any procedure, invasive or otherwise: and at SK Sanctuary, our staff is prepared to offer not only the utmost in patient counsel, but also service guaranteed to put anxiety to rest. Our soothing spa environment blends luxury and relaxation with the finest medical expertise and surgical background – a rare combination that guarantees patients the finest possible care. An affiliate of SK Clinic, SK Sanctuary offers Sculptra Aesthetic treatments and other injectable procedures to clients throughout the La Jolla and San Diego area. To learn more about SK Sanctuary or arrange a consultation, visit us online: www.sk-sanctuary.com.

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