Rebuilt, not refilled.
Sculptra and Radiesse for volume restoration and skin quality, without traditional filler.
You’re slowly losing volume every year.
And it’s showing up as facial hollowing, deep folds, and thinning skin.
Filler doesn’t feel like the right fit, and surgery is currently off the table.
What you want is a treatment that rebuilds your own collagen and volume, so you can slow down the effects of aging.
Sculptra® and Radiesse®, prompt your body to rebuild the collagen it's lost, restoring facial volume and firmness gradually and from within.
Subtle volume delivered in two different ways.
Sculptra builds gradually, for broad, natural-looking volume over time, while Radiesse adds structure sooner, for instant support and definition. Choosing the right treatment is part of what we determine together.
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ASSESSMENT
Skin quality, structural loss, extent of tissue deflation.
2
PLAN
We decide on a treatment matched to your goals.
3
RESULTS
Builds gradually over weeks. Lasts over 12–24 months.
See the results.
Volume restoration with Sculptra
Firming and tightening of the neck with Radiesse
Subtle facial volume with Sculptra
Jawline and mid-face tightening with Radiesse
Jawline tightening with Radiesse
Volume restoration with Radiesse
Investment
Each treatment starts at $850 per vial or syringe.
Total investment depends on the number of vials/syringes needed and the degree of structural support your plan calls for.
Because not all volume is created equal.
Without the right treatment:
Volume that looks haphazardly added
Fullness without real structure
A treatment that doesn't address your concerns fully
With the right treatment:
Cellular structure rebuilt from within
Long-lasting results that age well
Firmness without puffiness
FAQS
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Rather than occupying space beneath the skin the way traditional filler does, collagen stimulators activate your body's own collagen production. Over several weeks, this rebuilds skin thickness, structure, and elasticity from within — a slower process than filler, but one that builds your own support rather than adding to it.
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No. They can meaningfully improve facial structure, skin quality, and age-related volume loss, but they don't address significant skin laxity or advanced aging changes the way surgery does. Think of them as non-surgical maintenance and gradual rejuvenation, not a surgical substitute.
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Not in the way hyaluronic acid filler is. Because they work by stimulating your own collagen rather than adding a dissolvable substance, they can't simply be reversed once placed. That's exactly why conservative planning and experienced technique matter more here than with traditional filler.
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Most patients need a series of 2–3 sessions spaced several weeks apart, though this depends on your anatomy, degree of volume loss, and goals. Treatment plans are always individualized rather than templated.
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Results typically last 12–24 months, sometimes longer — meaningfully longer than most traditional fillers, since you're rebuilding structure rather than maintaining an added volume.
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Both are considered safe when performed with appropriate technique and patient selection, but they behave differently in the tissue and carry different considerations. A thorough assessment and a clear understanding of your anatomy matter regardless of which product is used.
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Filler restores volume by occupying space directly. Collagen stimulators work more gradually, activating your body's own collagen to rebuild thickness, structure, and elasticity over time. Many patients benefit from a combination of both, depending on anatomy and goals.
Your Provider
Jo Sulistio, NP, handles every visit personally. Her clinical background in endocrinology and internal medicine shapes how she reads skin aging from the inside out — always aiming for subtle, structural results and never an overdone look.
Take the first step.
The 'Tell Me What I Need' consultation gives you a personalized plan, with clarity towards the right treatment.