Who can undergo a liquid facelift?

Patients who do not want surgical facelift surgery but wish to achieve a partial lifting and rejuvenation effect with filler-based medical aesthetic applications may be evaluated.

A liquid facelift, also known as full-face filler planning, is a non-surgical medical aesthetic approach. Injectable materials are used in selected facial areas to support contour, volume and a more refreshed appearance.

Depending on the treatment plan, filler applications may be combined with other regenerative or supportive procedures such as PRP. The goal is to improve harmony across the face while preserving natural expression.

The skin is cleansed before the procedure, and cold application may be used for comfort. Filler material is then placed in the planned areas by injection.

What happens after a liquid facelift?

• Temporary redness and swelling may occur.
• Bruising can appear in some patients.
• Most patients return to daily life quickly.
• The treatment plan and expected outcome should be individualized.
• Final assessment is performed after the tissues settle.