Ligament Lifting with Sculptra
Sculptra placed where the face is held up — not where it sags.

Who it's for
- Sagging cheeks and mid-face
- A jawline that has lost its line
- Hollow temples and a flattened upper face
How it works
Injection points at the temples and upper face support tissue upward along the face's own lifting vectors. Volume at the temples restores contour while Sculptra builds collagen over the following months.
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Mapping the lifting vectors
Instead of filling the area that sags, the dermatologist maps the face's support structure and the direction it needs to be lifted.
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Sculptra at the strategic points
Injections at the temples and upper face support tissue upward, using the face's own connective structure to restore contour naturally.
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Collagen builds over time
Sculptra stimulates your own collagen, so the result develops gradually over the following months rather than all at once.
| Direct filling | Ligament lifting | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it's injected | Into the sagging area | Into the upper-face support points |
| How it lifts | Adds volume where it sags | Supports tissue upward along natural vectors |
| Result | Can look heavy | Contour and dimension restored naturally |
Genuine Sculptra, trained hands
Wells guarantees every Sculptra vial is genuine. Dr. Choi, Dr. Lee and Dr. Ryu completed Handok's Sculptra hands-on training program.
Our dermatologists completed Handok's Sculptra hands-on training program, and Wells guarantees every Sculptra vial is genuine.
Questions about this treatment
How many sessions will I need?
The listed price is for one session. The dermatologist assesses your face at consultation and tells you whether one session is enough.
Can this be combined with Ultherapy or Thermage?
Lifting devices and Sculptra act on different layers, so combinations are common — the dermatologist plans the order and timing at consultation.
Individual results vary. Side effects are possible — every treatment starts with a dermatologist consultation.



