And so how do you differentiate between when someone does need Sculptra versus an HA filler?

Yeah.

So, I mean, it depends first on kind of the location of where the patient has volume loss.

So if someone has volume loss in one specific area, so if they have volume loss in, you know, their lips or, you know, temples, et cetera, then it might be, and especially in the midface, then it might be better to use an HA filler.

But if they have more kind of panfacial loss, so if it's, or volume loss, if it's kind of all over, and especially in the preauricular region or kind of in front of the ear, It does a really nice job of kind of tightening a little bit and just stimulating collagen there to fill in some of this volume.

So I've seen a lot of complications of patients from other providers where they just go directly here with way too much filler and then you get a really unnatural look.

So Sculptra is kind of the opposite of that.

So what are some areas you mentioned here higher up on the cheek? What are some other areas on the face and body that you use it often?