19/10/2026
Session two of her liquid makeover, and this is the part where the details start to matter ✨
Session one laid the groundwork. Today, Dr Chris Giezing is rounding things off by focusing on what he calls the transition zones.
So what exactly is a transition zone?
These are the areas where one part of the face flows into the next. You rarely look at them directly, yet your eye passes over them every time you look at a face. When they're in harmony with the rest of the features, the whole face tends to read as smoother and more connected.
For her, Dr Chris is looking at three areas:
👉 The nasolabial area, which runs from the sides of the nose down towards the corners of the mouth
👉 The marionette area, the lines that sit below the corners of the mouth and extend towards the jawline
👉 The chin, which supports the lower face and helps frame the lips and jaw
Why leave these areas for the second session? A liquid makeover is planned in stages. The bigger structural work comes first, and each session builds on the one before. Once that base is in place, subtle adjustments to the connecting zones help everything sit together in balance.
And the cherry on top? A little lip filler, kept soft and in proportion so it complements the work already done.
Results may vary from patient to patient.