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Safety and Efficacy of Injectable Poly-L-Lactic Acid for Volume Loss in the Temples Using Dual Plane Injections
Temporal volume loss is part of the natural aging process of the face. It is primarily the consequence of fat pad atrophy, but bone loss, ligament weakening, soft tissue, and muscle also contribute. . The goal of the study is to evaluate the volumizing and bio-stimulatory effects of sculptra injections in the temples.
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