The Cake and the Frosting: Sculptra, Filler, and Knowing Which You Need
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Sarah Patel is the operating partner at Opulence Chicago, a medical spa in the West Loop, and she came to aesthetics from neurointerventional radiology a decade ago. She explains biostimulators the way you'd want a friend to: filler is the frosting, Sculptra is the cake, and most people who look overfilled needed the cake.
We cover:
- What a biostimulator actually is, and why your own body does the work
- Why Sculptra has been around since the 1990s and was discovered on HIV patients
- How Radiesse differs, and when it behaves like a filler instead
- Why the overfilled look is usually a skin problem being treated with volume
- What GLP-1 weight loss is doing to faces, and why she says everyone needs Sculptra eventually
- The appointment start to finish, and why she mixes it in front of you
- Numbing: topical and lidocaine, and why she does not use nerve blocks for this
- The massage protocol, and why five minutes five times a day for five days turned out to be overkill
- Whether the one vial per decade of life rule holds up
- How long results last, and why she compares it to a 401k
- Real pricing: $700 to $900 a vial, and $1,500 to $1,800 for two
- Who is not a candidate, and the two areas she will never inject
Find Sarah:
Website: https://www.opulencechicago.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/opulence_chicago
630 W Lake St, Suite 3, Chicago
Find a Sculptra provider near you: https://getclearbeauty.com/sculptra/?utm_source=podcast
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