Your transformation, planned and cared for in Miami.

Yes, in person in Miami or by video. Nothing is charged and nothing is committed at that stage. If a plan and a quote come out of it, the quote should be written and itemized, not a number sent in a chat message.

Yes, flexible payment options are available for qualified patients across our procedures. The specifics depend on the plan built for your case, so we walk through what applies to you, in writing, during your free consultation rather than quoting a generic number here.

Aliestetic is an aesthetic center, not a surgical practice. Surgical procedures are performed by our affiliated board-certified plastic surgeon, certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. The operation itself takes place in a licensed operating facility rather than in our clinic. Ask for that surgeon's name and Florida license number at your consultation, and verify it independently at flhealthsource.gov.

You start online, not on a plane. You complete a medical history covering medications, allergies, previous surgeries, chronic conditions and your goals, and you submit standardized photographs in natural light against a plain background, without filters. That material is reviewed before any date is discussed. Then you have a video call in English or Spanish where candidacy, the proposed approach, realistic expectations and recovery are gone through, and you receive a written plan. If the case is surgical, an in person preoperative visit in Miami still happens before the operation, because skin laxity, tissue quality and scarring are assessed by touch and no photo will show them.

That depends less on the procedure than on whether it was planned around your own anatomy, which is why the consultation starts with an assessment and not a menu. Sometimes the honest answer is that what you are asking for is not the right fit for your face or your tissue, and you will hear that instead of a sales pitch. When the plan does fit, ask to see photos of patients who started where you are, at three months or later, in the same lighting and from the same angle. That is the only reliable way to check that a provider's idea of natural matches yours.

First, give it time. Swelling hides the outcome for weeks and, with some procedures, for months, and part of why the follow up schedule exists is to stop you judging too early. When something genuinely needs correcting, revision is a normal part of this field and not an admission of failure. What matters is that the policy is agreed in writing before you book: who decides a revision is warranted, how long you have to raise it, and who pays for the surgeon, the facility and the anesthesia, which are three separate bills. Ask at the consultation. A provider who will not put that in writing has already answered you.

Yes, natively, on the phone, on WhatsApp, and on the video call. Say so at the start and the whole process, including preoperative instructions and recovery sessions, runs in Spanish.