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Sculptra Facial Contouring
Prices starting at just £400 per session
Treatable areas with Sculptra:
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How does Sculptra work?
The injected volume of solution immediately fills out the wrinkles and volume defects. Within a few days the water in Sculptra® is absorbed by the body with a slight increase in wrinkle depth again. The second phase consists of a natural, soft build up of the connective tissue smoothing out wrinkles and contour defects. After approximately 6 weeks clear improvement can be seen although to see optimum results a course of treatment is recommended, the final result of which can be seen within approximately 10 months post treatment.
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Why choose Sculptra?
Sculptra is a discrete approach which allows a gradual natural effect to occur 2 or 3 treatments are required. Clinical studies have shown that the results of Sculptra can last for more than 3 years. It is well tolerated with over 17,000 treatments in the UK since 2005. No allergy testing is required before treatment
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Are there any side effects?
The most common short-lived side effect include some bleeding, tenderness or mild pain, redness, bruising or swelling at the site of injection.
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How long do the results last?
In contrast to some other treatments which require regular refresher sessions, after the end of your Scupltra® programme the results will last up to 2 years.
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How much can I expect to pay for this treatment?
Prices for single vials of treatment are £400, however we recommend a course of between 3 - 5 treatments and we offer discounted packages with complimentary anti-ageing products for optimum results.
Sculptra®
Unlike replacement fillers that temporarily fill and plump out lines and wrinkles, Sculptra® is a collagen stimulator that works to build up the bodies own natural collagen to help gradually smooth lines and wrinkles and restore facial volume, giving a fuller, younger-looking complexion. Results typically occur around six weeks after treatment and, depending on the individual.
Generally, a course of treatments are usually required to obtain the required results. However, in contrast to replacement fillers which require regular refresher sessions, after the end of your Scupltra® programme the results will last up to 2 years.
This treatment is ideal for treating:
- Deep folds between the nose and the mouth (nasolabial folds)
- Folds around the corners of the mouth (marionette lines)
- Sunken cheeks
- Wrinkling in the cheeks or chin
- Deep scars
Testimonials
My facial features are more defined, I can see my cheek bone again. Wonderful clinic and brillaint treatment!Karen, Age 51 - Essex
Celebrities having Sculptra®
TV favourite Anna Ryder Richardson is taking a break from changing rooms for a bit of a makeover on herself.
The on-screen interior designer has undergone a series of Sculptra® non-surgical cosmetic treatments, to help naturally reduce the signs of ageing and replenish her youthful glow.
Being on screen has made Anna, aged 45, more aware of the effects of ageing on her skin and she wanted a natural way to help refresh her looks.
Although she has always maintained a good skin care routine, Anna admits that she is a bit of a sun worshipper, which has had damaging effects to her skin over the years. She decided to try Sculptra® as she wanted a natural, more youthful look.
"I never used to worry about ageing, until the last year or so, when I have caught the occasional reflection of me looking tired, with funny jowls at the top of my jaw," said mum-of-two Anna.
"I actually want a more natural look and something that also lasts longer. If friends and family who haven't seen me for a while say to me, ‘you look well, healthy, fresh’, that will mean Sculptra® has been really successful for me."
The high-profile Changing Rooms presenter featured as a contestant on 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' in 2007 and more recently in her own documentary on Channel 4, Chaos at the Zoo.
Court House Clinics are the UK's largest non-surgical doctor led cosmetic provider. We do not believe in remote prescription for injectable treatments such as botox this is why they are a member of the independent healthcare advisory service (IHAS)
