Bee Xavier Clinics we work with advanced collagen stimulating treatments such as Sculptra® and Lanluma®. These injectables do not provide an immediate "filled" effect like fillers, but stimulate the skin to to produce new collagen yourself. The result is a gradual, natural rejuvenation with improvement of volume, firmness and skin quality.
What is Sculptra/Lanluma?
Sculptra and Lanluma are biostimulators based on poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA). This substance activates the skin's natural collagen production. As the body produces new collagen, skin texture visibly improves and volume subtly increases.
This treatment is ideal for people who:
- Experiencing volume loss due to skin aging or weight loss
- Want a natural result without an "sprayed on" look
- Want to improve sagging skin
- Seeking long-term skin rejuvenation
Difference between Sculptra and Lanluma
- Sculptra® is mainly used for the face, such as cheeks, temples and jawline
- Lanluma® is very suitable for larger areas such as buttocks, hips, thighs or body contouring
During a consultation we determine which treatment best suits your anatomy and wishes.
How does the treatment work?
After injection, PLLA stimulates the fibroblasts in the skin to produce new collagen. This process occurs gradually over several weeks to months. The end result is a firmer skin, improved contours and a fresh, youthful appearance.
The effect lasts on average 2 to 4 years depending on lifestyle, skin condition and treated area.
Benefits of Sculptra / Lanluma
- Stimulates natural collagen production
- Subtle and natural result
- No “overfilled” appearance
- Long lasting effect
- Suitable for face and body
How many treatments are needed?
Usually are 2 to 4 treatments necessary, with an interval of several weeks. The exact treatment plan is always personally determined during a consultation at Xavier Clinics.
Is the treatment safe?
Sculptra and Lanluma have been used safely in medical aesthetics worldwide for many years. Xavier Clinics These treatments are performed exclusively by BIG-registered physicians, with extensive knowledge of anatomy and injection techniques.

