Aesthetic Procedures in Brasília — Dr. Thiago Perfeito

The full catalogue — 24 clinical pages organised by intent

Frequently asked questions about Aesthetic Procedures Catalogue

• How do I choose among the 24 pages in this catalogue?

  Start with the section that matches how you are thinking about your concern. If you have a specific treatment in mind — Morpheus8, Botox, bioestimulators — go directly to the Procedures section. If you are thinking in terms of an anatomical area rather than a technology — jawline, neck, face overall — the Signature Protocols pages are more useful. If you are still at the stage of deciding whether to have treatment in Brazil at all, the International Patients section addresses that question directly. Most patients find that one or two pages answer 80 percent of their questions; the consultation covers the rest.

• What is the difference between Signature Protocols and individual Procedures?

  Signature Protocols are proprietary clinical frameworks developed by Dr. Thiago Perfeito that address a specific anatomical target — the face, neck, jawline, abdomen, or body — through a structured multi-modal approach. Each protocol combines two or more modalities (energy devices, injectables, fat grafting, or regenerative agents) in a defined clinical sequence. Individual Procedure pages, by contrast, cover a single technology or treatment category in isolation, often with a comparative or safety-focused framing aimed at international patients who are researching specific options. In practice, most patients end up on a protocol — even if they arrive asking about a single treatment — because the clinical assessment almost always identifies a more complete pathway.

• Can consultations be conducted in English?

  Yes. Dr. Thiago Perfeito conducts consultations in English, Portuguese, or both depending on patient preference. All written materials, consent documentation, and post-procedure instructions can be provided in English. The clinic team is experienced in supporting international patients and can assist with scheduling, logistics, and follow-up communication in English. For patients who prefer a fully bilingual clinical encounter — where the physician explains each step as it happens — this is standard practice, not an accommodation. Brasília's diplomatic community has been a consistent part of the patient base for several years, so the bilingual workflow is embedded in how the clinic operates.

• How are international patients accommodated at this clinic?

  Accommodation for international patients goes beyond language. Scheduling takes time-zone differences into account for initial communication. The clinic is located in Lago Sul — Brasília's embassy district — which means most diplomatic staff and their families are within a short commute. Appointment times can be arranged around official schedules where possible. Product authenticity is a common concern for patients who have had experiences elsewhere with counterfeit or unregistered fillers: all products used at this clinic are ANVISA-registered and sourced through licensed Brazilian distributors, with documentation available on request. Post-procedure follow-up can be conducted remotely for patients who return to their home country before the standard review appointment.

• What is a typical first consultation like?

  A first consultation at Dr. Thiago Perfeito's clinic lasts approximately 45 to 60 minutes. The appointment begins with a review of your aesthetic history — previous treatments, products used, any adverse events — followed by a structured clinical assessment of the area or areas you are concerned about. Dr. Thiago Perfeito then explains the anatomical findings and walks through the treatment options available, including the rationale for each, realistic timelines, expected maintenance frequency, and approximate cost range. A personalised protocol is proposed at the end of the consultation. There is no obligation to book treatment at this stage. Many international patients use the first consultation as a clinical second opinion before deciding whether to proceed in Brasília or elsewhere.