Non-Surgical Facial Sculpting in Sanford, FL.

Facial sculpting is the strategic placement of multiple Juvederm hyaluronic acid fillers across the face to restore architecture rather than chase individual lines. The principle, developed in Dr. Mauricio de Maio’s MD Codes injection method, treats the face in vectors and quadrants — cheek-bone projection, mid-face support, jawline definition, and the soft transitions between them. It’s the difference between “filler” and “sculpting.”

Allergan’s VYCROSS hyaluronic acid technology gives the Juvederm family (Voluma, Volux, Vollure, Volbella) the highest documented duration of any HA filler family on the U.S. market. Juvederm also has the most robust 20+ year safety record and the most predictable reversal with hyaluronidase if needed. Our boutique sourcing means every product is shipped direct from Allergan with full chain-of-custody.

Most sculpting plans use 3-6 syringes spread across 2-4 visits. The exact count depends on your anatomy, the areas treated, and your desired outcome — mapped out at your free consultation. Some patients start with 1-2 syringes and add over time; others want a complete sculpting plan executed across 3-4 visits.

Duration varies by product: Volbella XC ~12 months (lip lines, tear troughs); Ultra & Ultra Plus XC ~12 months (lips, smile lines); Vollure XC ~18 months (smile lines, lower face); Voluma XC and Volux XC up to ~24 months (cheeks, chin, jawline). Most patients return for touch-up syringes 12-18 months after their initial plan.

Per-syringe pricing: Ultra XC $599, Ultra Plus XC $645, Volbella XC $645, Vollure XC $700, Voluma XC $725, Volux XC $725. Most full sculpting plans land between $2,400-$4,800 across 3-6 syringes. We feature Allē Payment Plans (0% APR financing by Allergan) plus Allē Rewards points on every visit. Aesthetic consultations are always free.

All Juvederm XC products are pre-mixed with lidocaine (the “XC” in the name) for comfort during injection. We also apply topical numbing before the procedure. Most patients describe injection as a brief pinch with mild pressure, not pain. Cannulas (blunt-tip) used for soft-tissue placement reduce both discomfort and bruising vs needle-only technique.

Yes. Hyaluronic acid filler can be partially or fully dissolved with hyaluronidase enzyme injection — usually within 24-48 hours of treatment. This is one of the safety advantages of the Juvederm family vs biostimulators (Radiesse, Sculptra, Bellafill), which are not reversible.

MD Codes is the injection methodology developed by Brazilian plastic surgeon Dr. Mauricio de Maio. It treats the face as a system of anatomical vectors and code points — each “code” being a specific injection location targeting a specific aging or proportion concern. Kristen-Anne is trained in this method through Dr. de Maio’s injection course, in addition to her Allergan Medical Institute (AMI) training.

No. The Reviv philosophy is “refreshed, not frozen.” Sculpting plans are designed to restore your face’s natural architecture, not push it past its proportions. Mirror mapping at consult lets you see exactly what’s being added and where, with a hard stop the moment the result reads natural. We don’t chase Snapchat filters.

Yes — most facial sculpting patients also use Botox for dynamic lines (forehead, 11s, crow’s feet) and may add Radiesse+ for skin-quality improvements over thinner-skinned areas like the temples or hands. Sculpting + Botox + biostimulators is the full “facial balancing” plan.

Aesthetic consultations are always free with no obligation. Book online at the booking link above (Podium Fat Dissolvers/Dermal Fillers category) or call (407) 534-9178. The consult includes mirror mapping, syringe-count estimate, full plan cost, and Allē / financing walk-through before booking the actual treatment.

Facial sculpting (this page) is the à-la-carte build-your-plan approach to Juvederm contouring — start with one syringe, add over time, $599-$725 per syringe. Facial balancing is a synonym that emphasizes proportion correction and asymmetry resolution. Liquid facelift / 8-Point Lift is the packaged full-face protocol using all 8 MD Codes anatomical points in one or two visits, $1,250-$5,400. Sculpting if you want to spread investment over time; liquid facelift if you want full-face restoration at once.

Yes — that is exactly what the à-la-carte approach is for. Start with one syringe at your highest-priority zone (most often cheek apex with Voluma XC $725, jawline with Volux XC $725, or chin projection with Voluma or Volux $725). First-time patients can also start with the Mini Lip Plump (½ syringe, $350) if lips are the priority. Mirror mapping at consult identifies the highest-leverage point for your specific anatomy.

Most full-face balancing plans use 3-6 syringes total, layered across multiple visits 4-8 weeks apart. A typical sequence: cheeks first (1-2 syringes Voluma XC) → jawline + chin (1-2 syringes Volux XC) → tear trough or lip refinement (1 syringe Volbella XC). The exact count depends on your starting anatomy and target.

Yes — facial asymmetry correction is one of the strongest use cases for the à-la-carte approach. Most faces have some degree of asymmetry: one cheek slightly fuller, one jawline more defined, one mouth corner higher than the other. Facial sculpting lets us address each side independently with different volumes, products, or injection depths — rather than dosing both sides identically. Mirror mapping at consult identifies the asymmetry vectors and the smallest amount of product that visually balances them.

Yes — à-la-carte sculpting is ideal for event prep because we control exactly when each syringe is placed relative to your event date. Recommended timeline: 12 weeks out = larger structural work (cheek, jawline, chin); 6-8 weeks out = mid-face refinement; 4 weeks minimum before event = stop. We do not inject within 4 weeks of a major event because final settle takes 2-3 weeks and minor swelling can persist 1-2 weeks. For brides we will map a 12 / 8 / 4-week protocol at consult.