Sculptra – Poly-Lactic Acid Filler, 150 mg

Additional Information

  • Packaging: 2 vials, instructions, 2 labels (for physician and patient)

  • Density: low

  • Lidocaine: none

  • Hyaluronic acid: not included

  • Country of origin: Sweden

  • Needles: not supplied

200.00 €

For professional use only. Sold to specialists with confirmed qualifications.

Main features

Description

What You Should Know About the Product

In modern aesthetic medicine, in addition to traditional hyaluronic acid fillers, products based on poly-lactic acid are widely used. This synthetic polymer is fully compatible with body tissues, does not cause allergic reactions, and is safe for health. Its main advantage is a longer-lasting effect: while hyaluronic fillers typically last 6–12 months, Sculptra can maintain results for up to two years.

The filler Sculptra was developed by the pharmaceutical company Q-Med AB (France) in the late 1990s. Initially marketed under the name NewFill, it received FDA approval in the USA in 2004. It was authorized for restoring facial volume in cases of lipoatrophy, including in HIV patients. Today, the product is manufactured in Sweden and the USA and is widely used in facial contouring procedures.

Form and Procedure

Sculptra comes as a granulated powder in glass vials. Several hours before treatment, it is reconstituted with sterile water and shaken before injection. The filler is administered into the deep dermis. To ensure even distribution, the procedure is finished with a 5-minute massage. A topical anesthetic cream is recommended to reduce discomfort.

Composition

  • Poly-L-lactic acid

  • Sodium carboxymethylcellulose

  • Pyrogen-free mannitol

How Sculptra Works

The filler activates natural rejuvenation processes. Poly-lactic acid stimulates fibroblasts, which then produce new collagen and elastin fibers, while also enhancing the synthesis of natural hyaluronic acid. This gradually makes the skin denser, firmer, and smoother.

Sculptra is often called “liquid threads” because it creates a collagen framework that provides a lifting effect. Even after the active ingredient fully biodegrades into water and carbon dioxide, the collagen continues to support facial and body contours for a long time.

Results

Initial improvements appear within 4–6 weeks, become more pronounced by around 6 months, and last on average 14–25 months, sometimes even longer.

Areas of Use

Sculptra is suitable for correcting:

  • facial wrinkles and volume loss (cheeks, chin, cheekbones);

  • gravitational ptosis, brow and eyelid descent;

  • age-related changes in the neck;

  • scars and post-acne marks;

  • dryness and wrinkles on the hands;

  • sagging skin and folds on the abdomen and thighs.

Additional information
Brand (Fillers)

Sculptra

Country (Fillers)

Sweden

Hyaluronic Acid Concentration

Lidocaine

Filler Base

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Volume (ml) (Fillers)

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About brand

Sculptra — buy the poly-L-lactic acid collagen stimulator

Sculptra is a Galderma product based on poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), made in Sweden. Unlike HA fillers it does not add instant volume; it gradually stimulates the patient's own collagen. Our catalogue lists Sculptra 150 mg. Shipping to EU countries and Ukraine.

Key facts

  • Base: poly-L-lactic acid, no hyaluronic acid or lidocaine.
  • Box: 2 vials, instructions, 2 labels.
  • Needles: not included.
  • Made in Sweden.

Use

Used for cheek, cheekbone and temple volume, nasolabial folds, jawline and skin laxity. Reconstitute before use as per the manufacturer's instructions. See more in poly-lactic acid fillers and collagen stimulators.

How does Sculptra differ from HA fillers?

Sculptra does not create immediate volume: poly-L-lactic acid gradually stimulates new collagen.

Does Sculptra contain lidocaine?

No, Sculptra contains neither lidocaine nor hyaluronic acid.

What is in a Sculptra box?

Two vials, instructions and two labels. Needles are not included.

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