Treatments · Biostimulators
Biostimulators in Hoboken. A different approach to facial aging.
Not every change needs to arrive at once. Biostimulators are chosen by patients who prefer a gradual, understated approach, and at Atelier by HOAN they are offered to appropriate patients as one part of an individualized plan.
Sculptra
Sculptra is an injectable poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) collagen stimulator from Galderma, with its own formulation and FDA-approved labeling. It is the biostimulator we offer at Atelier, for appropriate patients.
A different category
Sculptra is not a dermal filler. Filler is selected for volume and contour. A biostimulator is considered for a different purpose and on a different timeline. Which belongs in your plan, or whether either does, is decided after assessment.
Planned over time
Sculptra is often planned as a series of sessions. The number of sessions, the amount and the placement are individualized by your provider, and reviewed as your plan progresses.
Part of a larger picture
A biostimulator is one layer of a facial plan. For some patients it sits alongside dermal filler, skin boosters and energy-based treatments, sequenced with intention.
Designed for patients seeking
- A gradual, understated approach
- A softer look to facial lines and folds
- A plan that unfolds over time
- A result that still looks like them
Questions
Is Sculptra a filler?
Sculptra belongs to a different category of injectable. For appropriate patients, it may be considered as part of an individualized plan.
How many sessions will I need?
Plans are individualized. Sculptra is often planned as a series, and the right number for you is discussed at consultation.
When will I notice a change?
Change is gradual, and individual responses vary. We discuss realistic expectations before you begin.
Am I a candidate?
Candidacy is determined at consultation. This approach is not appropriate for everyone, and we will tell you plainly if another path makes more sense.
Sculptra is a prescription product with product-specific indications, contraindications, warnings and prescribing information. Your provider will determine whether treatment is medically appropriate. Individual results vary.