Biostimulators
Your collagen. Not a gel.
aesPlla, Sculptra and Julaine are poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) collagen stimulators. They do not sit in the face as a gel. They signal fibroblasts to lay down your own collagen — gradually, over weeks, with a result that can last two to three years after a course. A course of three is recommended.
£299, £379, £649.
Who it is for
Diffuse volume loss in cheeks and temples
Skin that has thinned or lost bounce
Patients who do not want an overfilled look
A longer plan than dermal fillers
How it works
01 map
We decide whether PLLA, filler, threads or a fibre is the smaller honest tool — and which brand.
02 PLAN
Reconstituted PLLA is placed in a grid under the skin. The product itself is not the volume.
03 BUILD
Collagen arrives over 4–12 weeks. A course of three sittings, a month apart, is recommended. Aftercare follows the brand — Sculptra is massaged; Julaine usually is not.
Prices
aesPlla £299 a sitting.
Sculptra £379 a sitting.
Julaine £649 a sitting.
Downtime. Swelling for a few days.
Bruising can happen.
The change comes over the weeks.
Is it a filler?
No. PLLA asks your collagen to work. Weeks, not a gel on the day.
Which one?
aesPlla is £299. Sculptra is £379. Julaine is £649. The product is chosen in the room.
When will I see it?
Not on the day. Swelling is not the result. The change comes over the weeks.
Is it one sitting?
No. Sculptra is usually two or three. aesPlla and Julaine are usually three. The number is confirmed in the room.
Do I massage it?
Sculptra, yes. Five minutes, five times a day, for five days. Julaine usually is not. You are shown before you leave.
Can it go in the lips?
No. Lips are a filler.
How much is it?
From £299 a sitting. aesPlla is £299. Sculptra is £379. Julaine is £649.