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15 clinics in Plano list Sculptra on their own websites. Sculptra in Texas: prices listed by 68 clinics usually run $794–$850 per vial, checked Oct 2026.
Sculptra in Texas: prices listed by 68 clinics usually run $794–$850 per vial, checked Oct 2026.
| Where | Typical (middle half) | Median | Lowest to highest | Clinics | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | $794.25 to $850.00 per vial | $800 | $500 to $1,200 | 68 | 30 Oct 2026 |
Typical is the middle half of the prices clinic websites list, one price per website. Sculptra cost guide
Texas has no list of the licence types that may inject. A physician may delegate a medical act to "a qualified and properly trained person" who works under the physician's supervision.
| Licence | Allowed | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Doctor | Yes | The Board has decided that nonsurgical medical cosmetic procedures, including injecting medication or substances for cosmetic purposes, are the practice of medicine that a physician may delegate. |
| Nurse practitioner | Conditions | The copy says APRN. An APRN who prescribes does so under a written prescriptive authority agreement with a physician, may do only what is within their Board-authorised scope and training, and cannot delegate onward what a physician delegates to them. |
| Physician assistant | Conditions | A PA provides medical services delegated by a supervising physician, within the PA's education, training and experience. A PA who prescribes does so under a written prescriptive authority agreement with a physician. |
| Registered nurse | With order | The Board of Nursing has no list of cosmetic tasks a nurse may do. It says an RN should not do a cosmetic procedure without the education and skill, an appropriate order, and appropriate nursing or medical supervision. |
| LPN | Unclear | The Board of Nursing's FAQ gives LVNs the same checklist, adds that on-the-job training cannot raise an LVN to the level of care of an RN or APRN, and does not say whether an LVN may inject. The statute and the FAQ word the supervisors of an LVN differently. |
| Medical assistant | Unclear | We found no Texas source that says whether a medical assistant may inject neurotoxin or filler, or that rules it out. The general rule is that the person must be qualified, trained and under a physician's supervision. |
Its effects build gradually, and may last up to 2 years.
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10 of these 15 clinics mention financing on their own websites, most often through Cherry, CareCredit.
A clinic that doesn’t mention financing may still offer it. Ask for the lender’s terms.
Sculptra in Texas: prices listed by 68 clinics usually run $794–$850 per vial, checked Oct 2026.
Up to two years, depending on the person, and most people need maintenance treatments to keep the effect.
Texas has no list of the licence types that may inject. A physician may delegate a medical act to "a qualified and properly trained person" who works under the physician's supervision. By licence: doctor, yes; nurse practitioner, conditions; physician assistant, conditions; registered nurse, with order; lpn, unclear; medical assistant, unclear.
With order. The Board of Nursing has no list of cosmetic tasks a nurse may do. It says an RN should not do a cosmetic procedure without the education and skill, an appropriate order, and appropriate nursing or medical supervision.
Several. Multiple sessions are needed, often about a month apart, and your provider decides the number.
No. It is a biostimulatory filler that prompts your own skin to make collagen, given in a series of injections, with effects that build gradually.
No. PLLA is temporary and absorbable.
15 of the 70 clinics we list in Plano mention Sculptra on their websites.
No Plano clinic is graded yet.
15 clinics list Sculptra on their own websites. The 2 that post a price come first. Each group is sorted by Google rating, for clinics with 10 or more reviews.
From $800 a vialas of 10/30/26*
Listed on its website: Fillers & Sculptra
(umedspa.com/membership, read 30 Oct 2026).
From $750 a vialas of 10/30/26*
Listed on its website: Sculptra
(neowell.com/copy-of-aesthetic2, read 30 Oct 2026).
Its website says: Wherever possible, we reach for bio-stimulators like Sculptra over traditional fillers — addressing the root causes of aging and supporting your body's natural collagen production for longer-lasting, more natural results.
(metamorphmedspa.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Sculptra
(revived-aesthetics.com/services/sculptra.html, read 30 Oct 2026).
Its website says: Sculptra® Aesthetic: This is the primary biostimulator we offer, and it boosts collagen gradually to restore volume and firmness to the skin over time, enhancing structure and elasticity.
(ravenmedspa.com/dermal-fillers-biostimulators, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Sculptra
(weimeimedspa.com, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Sculptra
(aesthetictouchbyraya.com/pricing, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Sculptra
(northtexasplasticsurgery.com/plano-plastic-surgery/med-spa/injectables/botox, read 30 Oct 2026).
Listed on its website: Sculptra®
(vidabelaplasticsurgery.com/non-surgical/injectables/sculptra, read 30 Oct 2026).
Its website says: Our range of injectables includes Botox and Dysport to smooth out wrinkles and fine lines, as well as Juvederm and Sculptra to add volume and contour to your face.
(eternaderm.com/injectables-plano-tx, read 30 Oct 2026).
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