User:Marylin Meier/Sculptisse

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Sculptisse is a new product invented and manufactured by Leeds Scientifc. Starting in the fall of 2009, they have been branching out looking for distributors all over the world (so far there are many in the states as well as a few in Europe) to spread the wealth of Sculptisse.

Sculptisse works by entering in between the skin cells. The product attaches itself to the cell and as it dries, it contracts, drawing the cells with it. The result is skin contraction.

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