Somehow I turned 60 in December. I never thought I would be this old…but here I am. I feel 30 years younger until I look in the mirror and see my wrinkle. Being a personal trainer and competitor I have worked most of my life staying in shape, watching what I’m eating, and teaching others how to do the same. All my hard work has paid off, and I feel and Iook so much younger than I am. However, I hate the wrinkle and sagging skin on my face so I have been looking for ways to keep my youthfulness.

In this journey, I was looking for an aesthetic practice and I discovered Premiere Wave Medical in Salt Lake City. I made an appointment with Dr. Justin Johnson to talk to him about my concerns, and he recommended Sculptra and PRP (Platelet-Rich-Plasma). Sculptra is a non-allergenic synthetic injectable that works deep within the dermis to help replace lost collagen. It helps build facial volume and fullness and decreased fine lines. As we age, collagen is lost, and loose skin begins to occur. Dr. Johnson also added PRP (Platelet-Rich-Plasma) to the Sculptra for added benefits. PRP is the patient’s own platelets derived from your own blood. It contains growth factors that stimulate collagen and healing in the skin. It helps create a more youthful appearance.

I’ve had two sessions done with Dr. Johnson and I’m loving the results. My skin looks so much more youthful and fuller, filling out those fine lines and sagging skin. I’m so happy. Dr. Johnson recommends two to three sessions.

This video is about my experience and how it made my skin look more youthful, with fewer wrinkles and fine lines. It filled out my hollowness within my face and my skin looks so much smoother. You can contact Dr. Justin Johnson at Premiere Wave Therapy in Salt Lake City, Utah for more information. https://premierewave.com

Disclaimer: I am not advocating Sculptra and PRP is for everyone. This is my experience only and I am expressing my experience and outcome so others can learn and make their own decision when it comes to these sort of treatments.