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“Most of my consultations begin with the same question: what does this patient actually want? Not what procedure they came in asking for, but what they want their face or their body to feel like in the morning. Most of the time the answer is more conservative than they expected — and when we get the conservative version right, that is what they wanted.”
— Dr. Giorgia Tinti, Aesthetic Medicine Specialist

Dr.
Giorgia Tinti

Aesthetic Medicine Specialist at Palazzo Manzoni in Brescia. Non-surgical face and body aesthetic medicine — botulinum toxin, hyaluronic-acid filler, biostimulators, peels, and energy-based treatments — performed with the restraint and long-form planning that defines the department, in close coordination with Dr. Micaela Cortellessa and the surgical team.

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Areas of clinical practice

Background and Clinical Practice

Background and
clinical practice

Dr. Giorgia Tinti is an Aesthetic Medicine Specialist at Istituto Chirurgico Palazzo Manzoni in Brescia, performing non-surgical face and body aesthetic medicine — injectables, biostimulators, peels, and energy-based treatments. Her work is non-surgical: she does not operate. Within the department’s structure, Dr. Tinti is one of the two practitioners responsible for the aesthetic-medicine pathway, working alongside Dr. Micaela Cortellessa and in close coordination with the surgical team.

The two aesthetic-medicine specialists work in tandem: patients are allocated by availability and individual clinical fit, and the department’s stated philosophy on aesthetic medicine — restraint, anatomical literacy, a refusal of “filler face” patterns, and a willingness to recommend surgery when surgery is the right answer — is consistent across both practitioners.

Aesthetic medicine here is non-surgical and planning-led: conservative treatments that can delay the moment surgery becomes appropriate, with post-operative co-management for patients of the surgical team. Where surgery is the right answer, Dr. Tinti recommends a surgical referral rather than another non-surgical session.

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Training and Qualifications

Training and
qualifications

Full credential details are being confirmed with Dr. Tinti and will be updated before this page goes live.

Medical qualification

Doctor of Medicine and Surgery

Institution and year to be confirmed

Aesthetic medicine training

Master’s or postgraduate diploma

Details to be confirmed

Professional society memberships

SIME, AGORÀ, IMCAS, or others as Dr. Tinti confirms

Membership details to be confirmed

A consultation with Dr. Tinti follows the long-form, planning-led structure that defines the department’s approach. The visit covers history, examination, the patient’s goals in their own words, and a written plan that lays out the options at every level — including the recommendation, where appropriate, that the right answer is a surgical referral rather than another non-surgical session.

She emphasises:

What the patient actually wants

The consultation starts from the result the patient wants to live with, not the procedure they walked in asking for.

Restraint over excess

Conservative, anatomically literate work — a deliberate refusal of “filler face” patterns.

Surgery when surgery is right

When the right answer is surgical, she says so and refers — non-surgical work is not stretched to cover what surgery should do.

Built to be useful over years

Patients are treated by a doctor with the broader clinical context — medications, autoimmune conditions, previous surgery, future surgical plans, and how their face and body will continue to age.

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Face aesthetic medicine

Botulinum toxin for the upper face, brow-position fine-tuning, masseter modulation, and neck; hyaluronic-acid filler for mid-face restoration, tear trough, lip work, perioral lines, and jawline; biostimulators for collagen-stimulating treatment. All non-surgical.

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Body aesthetic medicine

Biostimulators for skin tone and texture (décolleté, neck, inner upper arms, abdomen), energy-based treatments for skin tightening, and peels for body skin where appropriate.

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Long-term plans and post-surgical maintenance

Many patients maintain a relationship with the practice across years, with periodic conservative aesthetic-medicine work that delays the moment surgery becomes appropriate, and post-operative co-management for patients of the surgical team.

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Coordination with surgery

Patients whose plan involves both surgical and non-surgical work are seen by Dr. Tinti or Dr. Cortellessa for the aesthetic-medicine component and by the surgical team for the surgical component. The plans are shared and integrated across the team.

Dr. Tinti is one of six specialists in the plastic surgery department at Palazzo Manzoni. Each has distinct clinical focus areas. Your initial consultation determines who is the right match for your goals.