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While Poly-L Lactic Acid (PLLA/Sculptra® Aesthetic) has been used for non-facial volumization for some time now, there’s a lot of safety precautions that need to be considered to reach the best possible patient outcomes. Reviewing best practices for the off-label use of PLLA are Dr. Sabrina Fabi and Dr. Neil Sadick.
Disclaimer: The list of available dermal fillers is continuously evolving. Since this activity was produced, some products are no longer approved by the US FDA or currently marketed, while others have received regulatory approval. Providers are highly encouraged to click on this link to view the FDA’s updated list of injectable available: Dermal Fillers Approved by the Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
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While Poly-L Lactic Acid (PLLA/Sculptra® Aesthetic) has been used for non-facial volumization for some time now, there’s a lot of safety precautions that need to be considered to reach the best possible patient outcomes. Reviewing best practices for the off-label use of PLLA are Dr. Sabrina Fabi and Dr. Neil Sadick.
Disclaimer: The list of available dermal fillers is continuously evolving. Since this activity was produced, some products are no longer approved by the US FDA or currently marketed, while others have received regulatory approval. Providers are highly encouraged to click on this link to view the FDA’s updated list of injectable available: Dermal Fillers Approved by the Center for Devices and Radiological Health.