Sculptra
Galderma · Prantsusmaa / Rootsi · Injectables
Polü-L-piimhappe bio-stimulaator kogu näo volüümi taastamiseks. Sobib 40+ klientidele, kellel on märkimisväärne kollageenikadu.
Typical price in Estonia: 450–650 € / ampull
Available at these Estonian clinics
This list is an editorial selection. Always confirm with the clinic before booking that Sculptra is currently available.
Sculptra is a poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA)-based biostimulatory injectable made by Galderma, used for long-term restoration of facial contours and volume. In Estonia, Sculptra in Estonia injections are offered by beauty clinics licensed by the Health Board (Terviseamet), mainly in Tallinn. Unlike hyaluronic acid-based fillers, Sculptra does not add volume directly - it stimulates the body's own collagen production, the result develops gradually over several months and lasts up to 2 years. Sculptra has been used in HIV-related lipoatrophy treatment and in aesthetic medicine since 1999.
What is Sculptra and how does it work?
Sculptra contains poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) - a biocompatible synthetic material that has been used in surgical sutures for decades. When injected into deeper layers of the skin, PLLA particles trigger a controlled reaction that stimulates fibroblasts to produce type I collagen. The result is not immediate - collagen growth takes place over 4-6 months, gradually restoring the face's natural volume from within.
A typical treatment protocol is 2-3 sessions 4-6 weeks apart, depending on the degree of ageing. Sculptra is used to treat flattened cheekbones, temple hollowing, the chin, and jawline contouring. After each session, the injection sites should be massaged according to the doctor's instructions (the 5/5/5 rule - 5 minutes, 5 times a day, for 5 days) to prevent nodule formation.
Sculptra in Estonia - prices and providers
The price of Sculptra in Estonia usually starts at 600 € per vial. A full course with 2-3 vials costs 1200-1800 €. The price depends on the number of vials needed, which in turn depends on the degree of ageing and the area treated. Sculptra is usually more expensive than hyaluronic acid fillers, as its effect lasts longer and it provides a more lasting result as a stimulator.
Few aesthetic medicine clinics offer Sculptra in Estonia, mainly in Tallinn. The injector must be an experienced doctor who has completed specific Sculptra training - the injection technique differs from that of classic fillers, and incorrect technique can lead to nodules. See similar biostimulators at /brandid/radiesse and /brandid/profhilo, and all clinics at /kliinikud.
Sculptra vs. alternatives
Sculptra's main alternative among biostimulators is Radiesse (calcium hydroxylapatite), made by Merz, which is also a collagen stimulator but provides an immediate volumising effect. Sculptra has a slower onset - the effect develops gradually - but the result lasts longer (up to 2 years compared to Radiesse's 12-18 months).
Hyaluronic acid-based fillers (Juvéderm Voluma, Restylane Lyft) provide an immediate volumising effect and are suited to restoring volume in a specific area. Sculptra is better suited to restoring the overall facial contour and correcting the general pattern of ageing. Profhilo, by contrast, is a surface-layer bio-remodeller, not a volumiser. Consult a doctor who will choose the right technology. See /brandid/radiesse and /brandid/profhilo.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Sculptra cost in Estonia?
The price of Sculptra in Estonia starts at around 600 € per vial. A full treatment protocol with 2-3 vials costs 1200-1800 €. The price depends on the number of vials needed, which in turn depends on the degree of skin ageing and the area treated.
Where can I get Sculptra in Estonia?
Sculptra is a prescription preparation available only as an injection from an experienced doctor at a beauty clinic licensed by the Health Board (Terviseamet). Few specialised aesthetic medicine clinics offer Sculptra in Estonia, mainly in Tallinn. Find clinics at /kliinikud.
How long do Sculptra results last?
Sculptra results develop over 4-6 months as the body produces new collagen. The final effect usually lasts 18-24 months, and up to 25 months in some patients. It is one of the longest-lasting preparations in aesthetic medicine.
Is Sculptra safe?
Sculptra is a preparation registered with the European Medicines regulator, in use since 1999. Poly-L-lactic acid is a biocompatible substance. Typical side effects are swelling, tenderness, and bruising at the injection site. Nodules can occur more rarely; the risk is reduced by correct injection technique and post-treatment massage.
Who is allowed to inject Sculptra in Estonia?
In Estonia, Sculptra injections may only be given by doctors who have completed specific Sculptra training - mainly aesthetic medicine specialists, dermatologists, or plastic surgeons. Beauty therapists and cosmetologists are not permitted to inject this preparation. The procedure must take place at a clinic licensed by the Health Board (Terviseamet).
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