Sculptra &
Biostimulators

Yes. Booking buttons send you to the Beauty Lab + Laser online booking menu for appointment selection.

Murray and Riverton both offer core med spa services. Pick the location that is most convenient, then confirm exact service availability in the booking menu.

Sculptra contains poly-L-lactic acid and is planned for a gradual visible effect. Hyaluronic acid fillers create volume with an injectable gel. They have different indications, timelines, and risk profiles.

No. Early swelling can create a temporary change, but the intended Sculptra effect develops gradually. Individual response varies.

A series is common, but session count and spacing depend on your anatomy, treatment area, goals, and response.

Injection-site swelling, bruising, redness, tenderness, or bleeding can occur. Delayed lumps or nodules are also possible and should be discussed before treatment.

No. Sculptra's FDA-approved cosmetic indications are facial. Body-focused use is off-label, and your provider should explain the evidence, alternatives, and risks before treatment.

No. Injectable biostimulators cannot reproduce the tissue removal, repositioning, or volume change available with surgery.

No. Sculptra contains poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA). Radiesse contains calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) particles in a gel carrier. Both differ from hyaluronic acid (HA) gel fillers. Their approved uses, placement, expected changes, and aftercare differ, so the product should be selected for your treatment area and goals.

Confirm which product is planned, how much is included, the treatment area, and whether the appointment is one visit in a longer series. The booking name alone does not confirm that both brands are included, a specific vial or syringe count, or a set number of appointments.

Ask for a quote that identifies the product, amount, treatment area, and recommended visits. Confirm the cost of the booked appointment and the estimated total for the proposed series, including any follow-up treatment. A facial treatment quote does not establish the price of a body treatment such as the Beauty Lab Butt Lift.

Use the Sculptra appointment options on this page for facial concerns and the separate Beauty Lab Butt Lift page for buttock treatment planning. The assessment, amount, and expected changes differ by area. Sculptra use on the body is outside its FDA-approved facial indications and needs a separate discussion of evidence, risks, and alternatives.

No. Sculptra is an injectable treatment. Facials and microneedling are separate services with different methods and treatment goals. If your main concern is dryness, congestion, or surface texture, review our skin-care treatments and discuss that concern during your assessment before choosing an injectable appointment.

Describe the changes you hope to see and share your medical history, medicines, allergies, previous injectable treatments, and any current skin irritation or infection. Ask which product and area are proposed, how progress will be assessed, and what aftercare and follow-up are needed. Your treatment plan and results are individual.