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Sculptra Buttock Augmentation

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Sculptra is an ideal treatment for patients looking for fuller and rounder buttocks.

Sculptra™ is a poly-L-lactic acid that stimulates the body to produce its own collagen.

Typically, Sculptra has been used for the treatment of aging and volume loss in the face, and it is also an ideal treatment for patients requiring larger volumes of replacement. It is used in areas of the body such as the buttocks to enhance the shape, add volume, and provide a lift.

Sculptra Butt Lift Benefits

Sculptra is an alternative to surgical treatments for buttock augmentation such as implants or fat grafting. Benefits of Sculptra buttock augmentation include:

Minimally invasive treatment without the need for surgery
Natural result that can be modified based on number of treatments
Good option for patients without available fat for grafting
Short recovery time
No scars
Provides volume, firmness and lifting

Frequently Asked Questions

How Much Does It Cost?

The cost of the injection will depend upon the volume enhancement that you are looking for, and the amount of product needed to achieve the desired outcome. Cost can range from $2,200-$3,500 per treatment, with most patients requiring 2-3 treatments spaced 6 weeks apart. Loyalty pricing is available. Please contact our office for further information.

What Results Can I Expect?

The result is a fuller, firmer, more youthful looking buttock with an enhanced shape. Results appear over several weeks, with progressive improvement with each treatment session. The treatment schedule usually includes 1-3 treatments every 6 weeks.

Risks and Complications

Complications with Sculptra injection to the buttock are uncommon. Possible side effects include prolonged redness, swelling, bruising or tenderness at the injection site. These side effects generally last from 1-7 days on average. On rare occasion, small bumps may be felt underneath the skin. They usually do not require treatment and are asymptomatic.