Why assessment may be staged
Previous treatment, anatomy, tissue behaviour and the concern you bring can make a single-session plan inappropriate. Decisions may be reviewed between visits rather than committing to every step in advance.
The protocol
Where laxity and volume depletion are more established, the Advanced Liquid Facelift works in layers: deep structural support first, then refinement of surface proportion. Sessions are deliberately spaced so tissue response guides each stage. The discipline is the same — restore, never exaggerate — applied at greater depth.
Who it serves
Patients with more advanced changes who want to understand the full non-surgical picture, and patients correcting the cumulative work of other hands.
The consultation
The first visit is an honest structural assessment — including, where relevant, whether surgery would serve better. That candour is the protocol's foundation.
Suitability is established in consultation. Where a protocol is not appropriate, Dr. Costi will say so.
Patient information
Advanced liquid facelift: a staged discussion, not an upgrade
This practice framework considers more complex combinations of facial volume change and laxity. The word advanced does not imply a superior result, guaranteed suitability or a fixed amount of injectable treatment.
When another approach may be preferable
Injectables do not reproduce the effects of surgery or remove excess skin. A surgical opinion, a different focus or no further intervention may be more appropriate. Treatment should not be escalated simply because an earlier result was disappointing.
Risks remain relevant
When fillers are considered, possible adverse effects include swelling, bruising, infection, lumps and asymmetry. Rare injection into a blood vessel can cause tissue damage, vision loss or stroke. Product, site and individual suitability matter; this is not an exhaustive consent discussion.
Recovery and ongoing review
Recovery and follow-up depend on the actual procedure and your circumstances; a protocol name cannot establish a downtime or result. Ask for procedure-specific aftercare, warning signs and an urgent contact route before treatment. Do not plan around a promised recovery date.
Questions before a consultation
Does advanced mean a larger quantity of filler?
No. The framework does not prescribe quantity. The appropriate decision may be conservative treatment, a staged plan, referral or no injections.
Can a website establish whether I am suitable?
No. Information here explains a clinical conversation, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Suitability requires individual assessment.
Does an enquiry reserve a treatment?
No. An enquiry starts coordination. The team confirms arrangements separately, and any treatment decision follows clinical assessment.
General educational information, not a diagnosis, individual recommendation or promise of results. External sources do not endorse this practice or establish local product approval.