Hey guys, welcome back to another episode of Spin Anarchy. This is your host, Ecta, and today is another episode in the Masterclass series with Dr. Allenby and her team, and I'm really excited. Welcome back, Dr. Allenby. I'm so excited to have you back.

Just so our listeners know, I'll be speaking with Dr. Allenby today, as well as Amanda and Danny, who are both nurse practitioners within the practice as well.

So we'll be discussing some things.

Dr. Allenby, I would love to get started to talk to you about Sculptra and Threads.

If you could tell us a little about what that is and tell us about the treatment and technology to educate our listeners.

Wow. You know, Sculptra and threads are individually each,

some of my favorite things to do.

So let me just describe what they are.

Sculptra is a biosimilatory filler.

And, you know, I will tell you out in the aesthetic world right now,

fillers kind of have a bad name.

And I'm going to just go off on a little bit of a

tangent and educate people. Fillers in the wrong hands can be detrimental, as can't anything.

But when they're done well, they shine and you don't know that their dot.

Sculptra is a biostimilatory filler. It's not a hyluronic acid.

It grows your collagen in, so it really acts different than the hyluronic acids. And you traditionally do not get puffy, and the places are more versatile where we can put them.

So it is a product that has been around since 2004.

I've been a trainer for years for it.

And really what it has shown excellence in

is that it grows collagen. It can lift. It can tighten. If you use it like under the skin as a

blanket, you can actually get a glow to the skin. We traditionally use the probably more upper

lateral face because we want to get a lift and it kind of pulls the

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