ORGANIZAÇÃO E GESTÃO DE CLÍNICAS DE ESTÉTICA: UMA ABORDAGEM À LUZ DA LEGISLAÇÃO E RESOLUÇÕES DA BIOMEDICINA BRASILEIRA

Abstract

The expansion of the aesthetics market in Brazil has increased the need for effective organization and management of aesthetic clinics, considering the legal, sanitary, and ethical requirements associated with patient safety. This study aimed to investigate the main laws, regulations, and professional resolutions governing biomedical practice in aesthetics, as well as to understand the administrative and managerial aspects required for clinic operations and analyze the role of the biomedical professional acting as the technical manager. This study consists of a narrative literature review conducted using Google Scholar, the CAPES Journal Portal, LILACS, SciELO, Scopus, the Virtual Health Library (VHL), PubMed/MEDLINE, and Cochrane, in addition to an analysis of resolutions issued by the Brazilian Federal Council of Biomedicine and sanitary regulations established by the Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (ANVISA). The review demonstrated that compliance with professional and sanitary regulations, standardization of operating procedures, adequate physical infrastructure, healthcare waste management, staff training, and risk management are essential elements for ensuring the quality and safety of aesthetic services. The role of the biomedical professional acting as the technical manager was also highlighted, particularly regarding procedure supervision, record keeping, prevention of adverse events, and compliance with legal requirements. It is concluded that integrating scientific and technical knowledge, administrative management, ethical responsibility, and regulatory compliance is essential for the safe and sustainable operation of aesthetic clinics, contributing to patient protection and strengthening the field of Aesthetic Biomedicine in Brazil.

Keywords: Aesthetic Biomedicine; Health Management; Aesthetic Clinics; Health Legislation; Technical Responsibility.