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Facial Aesthetics

Sculptra® BBL & Body Contouring in Cooper City

Lift. Sculpt. Restore. No surgery.

Sculptra body treatment areas including thighs, knees and arms

Overview

Looking for a subtle lift, enhanced curves, or firmer skin — without surgery or downtime? At Ivy Wellness & Aesthetics, we offer Sculptra Non-Surgical BBL to naturally enhance your body's shape while stimulating your own collagen for long-lasting, graceful results.

This page covers Sculptra used below the neck. If your interest is facial volume, temples, jawline definition or skin quality on the face, that is covered on our Sculptra facial rejuvenation page.

What a non-surgical BBL with Sculptra is

Sculptra is a biostimulatory injectable made from poly-L-lactic acid that works beneath the skin to stimulate your body's natural collagen production. Unlike traditional dermal fillers, Sculptra doesn't provide instant volume — instead, it gradually restores volume and tightens skin over time, giving you a more natural, lifted appearance.

At Ivy Wellness, we use Sculptra to:

  • Enhance the buttocks and hip dips (non-surgical BBL)
  • Tighten and volumize sagging skin above the knees
  • Smooth and firm the chest and décolleté
  • Sculpt thighs and arms with subtle volume restoration

Sculptra is FDA-approved for the correction of facial wrinkles and volume loss. Its use below the neck is considered off-label and is customized to each patient's goals following a physician assessment.

Areas we treat

Sculptra non-surgical BBL (butt lift)

  • Creates a rounder, firmer, more lifted buttock
  • Improves hip dips and flat or sagging areas
  • An alternative to surgical BBL with no general anesthesia and no long recovery

Hip dips & outer thigh volume

  • Smooths indentation and enhances curve definition
  • Restores silhouette through the hip and outer thigh

Above the knees (sagging skin)

  • Tightens crepey or loose skin on the upper knee area
  • Restores youthful firmness and texture

Chest (men or women)

  • Adds mild volume and lift to the pectoral region
  • Suits men with mild volume loss or post-weight-loss changes
  • Firms the décolleté and upper chest for women

Why choose Sculptra for body contouring

Sculptra is ideal for anyone seeking:

  • Non-invasive body sculpting
  • Gradual, natural-looking results
  • Improvement in skin texture and firmness
  • Minimal to no downtime

This treatment suits patients looking for a safe, physician-performed alternative to Brazilian Butt Lift surgery, with no general anesthesia, no scars, and no long recovery period.

Why choose Ivy Wellness & Aesthetics

Body Sculptra is a staged treatment, and staging is where it either works or disappoints. Dr. Ivy Lawson is a double board-certified vascular and interventional radiologist; she plans the number of vials, the intervals between sessions and the depth of placement around your own anatomy, and where depth matters the placement can be confirmed with ultrasound from the Ivy Ultrasound Center. You will also be told plainly what collagen stimulation can and cannot do for your particular starting point.

Body plans frequently combine treatments. Sculptra adds volume and firmness; injectable fat dissolving reduces small stubborn deposits; PDO threads add support and collagen in selected areas; and RF microneedling works on skin quality at the surface. Patients come to our Flamingo Road practice from Cooper City, Davie, Weston, Pembroke Pines and Southwest Ranches, and staged collagen plans are covered by Ivy Wellness memberships.

What the injections feel like

Most patients experience minimal discomfort during Sculptra injections. The procedure involves using fine needles, and a topical anesthetic may be applied to reduce any potential pain. Patients usually describe the sensation as a slight pinch or pressure.

Sensitivity differs from person to person and between treatment areas. If discomfort is a concern for you, raise it at your complimentary consultation — it is a normal thing to ask and it changes how the appointment is planned.

What a non-surgical BBL costs

The same rule applies here as on the face: Sculptra is priced by the vial and planned as a series. The arithmetic is simply different, because the buttocks are a far larger area than a cheek and collagen has to be built across all of it.

  • How much change you are after. Softening hip dips is a smaller plan than adding noticeable projection and contour.
  • Your starting anatomy. Existing tissue, body composition and the degree of collagen loss all affect how much product a result takes.
  • How many sessions the series runs to. Body work is staged across months, with progress assessed between sessions rather than assumed.
  • Whether skin quality is part of the goal. Crepey skin over the treated area may be addressed alongside contour, which changes the plan.

Body use of Sculptra is off-label and individualized, which is exactly why it should never be bought from a price list. Your complimentary consultation covers whether you are a candidate at all, how many sessions a result realistically needs, and what that costs, before you commit to any of it. Membership pricing applies on the collagen-stimulating side, and financing is there so a staged series can follow the clinical timeline.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Sculptra BBL?

A Sculptra BBL is a non-surgical approach to buttock and hip enhancement. Rather than transferring fat or placing an implant, poly-L-lactic acid is injected to stimulate your own collagen, so volume and contour build gradually over the following months.

Does it hurt?

Most patients experience minimal discomfort during Sculptra injections. The procedure involves using fine needles, and a topical anesthetic may be applied to reduce any potential pain. Patients usually describe the sensation as a slight pinch or pressure.

What's the downtime?

Sculptra is a minimally invasive treatment with little to no downtime. You can resume your regular activities immediately after the procedure. However, it is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise, hot baths, and prolonged sun exposure for a few days following the treatment to ensure optimal results.

How long do results last?

Initial results can be seen within a month, with continued improvements as collagen production increases over 6 months. The effects of Sculptra can last up to 2 years, but this varies based on individual factors such as metabolism and skin type.

Are there any side effects?

Sculptra is considered safe and well-tolerated. Common side effects include temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising at the injection sites. These effects usually resolve on their own within a few days. In rare cases, more serious side effects such as lumps or granulomas may occur. Potential risks and side effects are discussed with you during your consultation.

What do I need to do before my appointment?

Avoid aspirin, NSAIDs and other blood-thinning medications for a week before your treatment. Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before the procedure. Arrive with clean skin, and inform your injector about any medications or supplements you are taking.

What do I need to know post treatment?

Apply ice packs to the treated areas for the first 24 hours to reduce swelling. Gently massage the treated areas for 5 minutes, five times a day, for the first five days after treatment. Avoid hot baths, saunas and intense exercise for a few days. Drink plenty of water to support collagen production, and attend any follow-up appointments as recommended.

How much does a Sculptra BBL cost?

Body treatment covers a far larger area than the face, so the cost depends on the degree of change you are after, your starting anatomy and how many sessions the series takes. Body use of Sculptra is off-label and individualized, which is why it is never quoted from a price list. You get the plan and its cost at your complimentary consultation.


Curves built from your own collagen

Book a consultation with Dr. Ivy Lawson and find out what a staged Sculptra body plan would look like for you.

Reviewed by Ivy Lawson, MD · Physician — Vascular & Interventional Radiology · Last reviewed September 2026. About Dr. Lawson