Sculptra nodules (granulomas) are small, firm bumps that can occasionally occur after treatment with Sculptra. They are rare and are usually associated with incorrect injection technique or insufficient aftercare. When performed by an experienced and qualified practitioner, lumps are uncommon and often barely noticeable. In many cases, they resolve on their own over time.
Factor | Description |
|---|---|
Incorrect injection depth | Sculptra must be placed at the correct depth in the dermis to ensure even distribution. |
Insufficient massage | Proper aftercare massage helps distribute the product evenly and reduces the risk of lumps. |
Individual predisposition | Some patients may be more prone to developing granulomas than others. |
Choose an specialist
– Ensure your treatment is carried out by a practitioner trained in biostimulating fillers.
Follow aftercare instructions
– Massage the treated area daily as advised and avoid excessive heat or strenuous activity in the first 48 hours.
Share your medical history
– Inform your practitioner about any previous reactions, autoimmune conditions, or history of nodules.
Contact your practitioner as soon as possible
Gentle massage or warm compresses may help reduce the lumps
In rare cases, medical treatment such as corticosteroids may be required
By following proper technique and aftercare, the risk of Sculptra nodules can be kept very low, allowing for natural and long-lasting results.
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