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Sculplla Treatments Are Not a Quick Fix
While you can (and often will) see results after the first treatment, the mask takes time to build up in the hair follicles of your face. The results are cumulative. Each time you get a treatment more is deposited into the follicle to stimulate your face to make more collagen. I usually suggest 5 treatments for clients over the age of 40, one per week; however, three is a good start.
What You Do After Your Treatment Matters
This is the only time I tell my clients they are allowed to NOT get skin wet for 24 hours following the Sculplla Facial Filler Mask treatment! Do NOT exfoliate or rub roughly with a washcloth for 3 days. This will allow the ingredients to continue penetrating the follicles.
Take Before and After Pictures
You see your face every day so it’s hard to see the gradual changes. It’s imperative to take good before and afters as we don’t see changes that happen. No makeup, bright light. Remember, these are for your eyes only.
The PLLA in SculPPLA is a BIG Deal
It’s Poly – L – Lactic Acid and SculPPLA is used to drive Poly L Lactic Acid (which is the exact same stuff you’ll find in the filler Sculptra), as well as a blend of anti-aging favorites like caffeine and niacinamide into the top layer of your skin to plump wrinkles.
Sculplla Has a Sister Named CaviPLLA
Well, sort of. I like to think of CapiPLLA as a sister product because the same maker of Sculppla made CaviPLLA. Caviar + PLLA + 02 = CaviPLLA. It’s a new hydrating serum (which feels more like a cream) that helps with the build-up process when you’re getting SculPPLA treatments. The Koreans love Caviar for the skin. They’re so smart and so advanced in the area of skincare. Get some here.. Learn how to use CaviPLLA here.
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Wrinkles around the central lip area are called vertical rhytids and we all hate them, right! They can be very difficult to fix. Even with a facelift, it only pulls this area laterally and the dissection does not and cannot extend into the lip area.
But don't lose hope! We have options.
Let's just say it. Aging isn't for the faint of heart. Therefore, it's important to keep it all in perspective. There will be some things about our appearance that we can improve with some hard work and dedication. There will be some things we can pay a doctor to fix (and then maintain with a consistent skincare routine). There'll be some things we cannot do anything about. I'll never be 5'8" or have the body of a runway model and I'll never be 25 again.
I'm going to share some things we can do to improve the neck and décolleté with a little bit of hard work and dedication.
When you look in the mirror and you see excess skin & folds forming from the cheeks to the jawline, you are seeing saggy jowls. When collagen and elastin becomes depleted, sagging skin is the result.
And that's not all. Things like repeated facial expressions, weight loss, sun exposure, smoking, and even the over use of computers or phones creating “tech neck” accentuate sagging in the jowl area.
