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AMM 222: Sculptra Injectables Revolutionize Collagen Boosting Beauty
October 04, 2024
In this episode, the focus is on the evolving world of injectable treatments, exploring how they have progressed from being taboo to becoming a routine part of beauty care. Featuring insights from experts like Dr. Sherly Soleiman and Dr. Gary Motykie, the discussion centers on new trends such as regenerative injectables like Sculptra, which stimulate natural collagen production for longer-lasting effects. The episode also examines the impact of social media on beauty standards and the rising popularity of treatments like radiofrequency microneedling and PRF for sustainable beauty solutions. Discover how the industry is merging aesthetic enhancements with health benefits, paving the way for a new era in beauty treatments.
Quick Takes
- Injectable treatments are now a routine part of beauty care, similar to regular hair or nail care.
- There is a shift towards regenerative injectables like Sculptra, which stimulate the body’s collagen production for longer-lasting results.
- Social media influences the quest for instant beauty fixes, but the industry is also turning towards more sustainable beauty solutions such as PRF and radiofrequency microneedling.
Episode Transcript
Today is October 4, 2024, and we’re diving into the evolving world of injectable treatments. Long gone are the days when injectables were a taboo. As Dr. Sherly Soleiman from Los Angeles emphasizes, these treatments have become routine, similar to regular hair or nail care.
The injectable landscape is shifting, with greater emphasis on regenerative treatments. According to Dr. Gary Motykie of Motykie Med Spa, the focus is moving towards injectables like Sculptra, which stimulate the body’s own collagen production for longer-lasting results. Sculptra, a polymer also known as poly-L-lactic acid, works by causing a fibrotic reaction that encourages the body to generate its own natural fillers over time.
Social media plays a significant role as everyday photo opportunities drive the quest for instant beauty fixes. Dr. Ava Shamban explains how this trend shapes new beauty standards, often leading to a preference for treatments that offer instant gratification.
However, the industry is seeing a turn towards more sustainable beauty solutions. Radiofrequency microneedling and PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) are examples of treatments gaining traction. PRF, particularly for under-eye rejuvenation, promotes collagen and elastin production using a patient’s own platelets.
The ultimate goal is to combine aesthetic enhancements with health benefits, pushing the frontier of beauty treatments into a new era.
