Sculptra does have a patient assistance program for patients treated for HIV-associated facial lipoatrophy. Qualification for the program is based on income. The other filler that has a patient assistance program for treating HIV-associated facial lipoatrophy is Radiesse.
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Who provides Sculptra?
Sculptra Patient Access Program, a patient assistance program provided by Dermik Laboratories, Inc, offers Sculptra at a discounted cost for one prescription to those who are eligible for the program. Eligibility is based off of the following requirements:
What is Sculptra injection?
Sculptra is a synthetic, biocompatible, bioabsorbable material launched by Dermik Laboratories, Inc in 2004. Sculptra has been approved by the FDA for restoration and correction of the signs of lipoatrophy in people with human immunodeficiency virus. Sculptra is administered through injection.
What is Sculptra treatment?
Discover Sculptra – the treatment that activates your skin’s natural power to revitalize collagen production for a more youthful appearance. Sculptra is a unique A&C treatment due to its ability to stimulate collagen.
What is Sculptra used for?
LEARN AND DISCOVER MORE ABOUT SCULPTRA 1 Sculptra was first approved 1999 in Europe for filling small facial deficits and it is currently available in more than 40 countries globally. 2 Sculptra consist of Poly- L-Lactic Acid, which is a synthetic polymer that has been used in human body since 1960 and as medical suture material from 1970.
When was Sculptra first approved?
Sculptra was first approved 1999 in Europe for filling small facial deficits and it is currently available in more than 40 countries globally.
How long does Sculptra last?
Through a series of treatments, typically about three sessions over a few months, it restores the support and volume of youthful looking skin, providing results that can last up to two years.
What is the first approval for facial wasting?
The first approval in the U.S. was for the treatment of facial wasting in HIV patients. They have a Patient Assistance Program for those with low incomes. Call your trained and experienced injector. There is some paperwork involved, but it is a help.
Does Medicaid pay for Sculptra?
No, Medicaid will not pay for the Sculptra injections. But Sculptra has what’s called the Patient Assistance Program that helps individuals with low income and HIV. Check with your physicians office if they are part of this program.
Is Sculptra covered by medicaid?
Sculptra would not be covered by medicaid. However Sanofi-Aventis the manufacturer of Sculptra has a program where they will supply people with low incomes and HIV free sculptra. Check with an injector in your area.
Answer: Sculptura injections for Lipoatrophy
Sculptura does have a program where they will contribute one or two vials of sculptura to treat facial lipoatrophy. Sculptura is very effective at correcting lipoatrophy associated with HIV lipoatrophy. If you go to sculptura.us you can find contact info at Sanofi-Aventis.
Answer: Patient Assistance Program
Roster, Sanofi-Aventis does indeed have a Patient Assistance Program (PAP) for those with HIV associated lipoatrophy that have financial need. The program is based on your income. Check out the Sculptra website for a list of injectors in your area. The program is not described on the Sculptra, so you may need to go through your physician.
