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Sculptra For Lip Augmentation
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Ask the Experts
Sculptra and chin augmentation ok?I am a healthy HIV+ 42 yr old male. I plan to proceed with scultpra injections but wanted to know if it is ok to also have a chin augmentation as well as the sculptra? are there docs that could do both? ...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
I have not had any direct experience with chin augmentation which is a separate issue from the lipoatrophy seen in the cheeks which can be cosmetically helped with Sculpra injections (short term benefit usually seen though expensive). I have had...
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Sculptra for cheeckbonesDear Dr.I have a very marked face wasting, I have been on Atripla for a year now, however I started... Read more »plastice surgery for facial lipI live in Spain and am scheduled to have plastic surgery- not injections like Sculptra- to correct... Read more »
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Arizona: HIV Clinic Augments Cardiology PracticeLow-income HIV patients in the Southeast Valley can now access primary care services at the Advanced Cardiac Specialists (ACS) clinic at Greenfield and Baseline roads. The practice recently became a care provider through the federal Ryan White... Read more »
An Overview of Poly-L-Lactic Acid (Sculptra, New-Fill)Brand Name: Sculptra Other Name(s): New-Fill, PLA, PLLA Drug Class: Opportunistic Infection and Other Drugs Poly-L-lactic acid, also known as PLLA, is the main ingredient of Sculptra, also known as New-Fill. Sculptra is a powder that is mixed... Read more »
Canada: Crack Users Say Pipe Program Helps Them Stay HealthyNearly a year ago, the city of Ottawa augmented its needle-exchange program, which began in 1991, with a controversial safer-inhalation initiative to distribute clean pipe kits to crack cocaine users. Ottawa adopted the program based on a report... Read more »
Buy Lip Butter and Help Prevent AIDSMTV and the Body Shop have joined forces to raise funds to fight HIV/AIDS and encourage youths to practice safer sex. A newly launched Web site asks visitors to pledge to follow safer-sex guidelines. And the Body Shop is donating approximately $5... Read more »
Connect With Others
Sculptra tx site
Posted by jab, 1 Reply
Need info re where to get tx from a doctor with some experience??? I live in N.C. Have not located any sites with experienc in Sculptra tx. HELP!!!
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Sculptra
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
Can anyone tell me about 1st hand experience with Sculptra. I'd like to know how many visits, and followup after initial treatment, how server was the wasting to begin with, are you happy with the outcome. My partner and I have been together for...
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sculptra new fill
Posted by markie
anyone in las vegas or near las vegas (LA area) have had this procedure done... can you recomend a doctor.
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is chapped lips a sign of hiv infection
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I recently had a high risk encounter and a few weeks after got really cracked chapped lips.I happened to have other symptoms as well just curious cause I haven't heard much about it being a symptom.
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