Bernardo Magacho, MD

Deep plane facelift surgery addresses facial aging at a deeper structural level than skin-only techniques. This approach repositions the SMAS (the superficial musculoaponeurotic system, a sheet of muscle and connective tissue beneath the skin) rather than pulling on the surface alone.

The practice's website lists a range of facial procedures offered by Dr. Magacho. These include blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), facial lifting and minilifting, botulinum toxin, facial filling, submental liposuction, and brow elevation.

Dr. Magacho's clinic also offers FUE hair transplantation and ophthalmological surgery, per the practice's website. This breadth reflects a practice built around the upper and mid face as much as the lower face and neck.

The practice's website lists CRM GO 9933 and RQE 6003 for Dr. Bernardo Magacho. In Brazil, a CRM number is a regional medical council registration, and an RQE is a specialist qualification registry entry.

DeepPlane.com holds no confirmed board certification record for Dr. Magacho at the time of writing. The absence of a record is not evidence that one is lacking — it simply means DeepPlane has not confirmed a certification for this profile.

A deep plane facelift aims to restore natural contour by lifting the deeper tissue layers. The goal is a result that moves and ages naturally, rather than a tightened or windswept look.

Facial aging involves far more than skin laxity. Volume loss, deepening folds, and descent of the fat pads all play a part, which is why tissue repositioning sits at the heart of the deep plane method.

The deep plane technique differs from a skin-only facelift in how it treats the foundation of the face. By releasing and repositioning the sub-SMAS layer, a surgeon can move sagging midface tissue with less tension placed on the skin.

Recovery is a central consideration for anyone planning a deep plane facelift. Most patients plan for a staged return to social and professional life across several weeks, with the final contour settling over the following months.

Goiânia is the capital of Goiás in Brazil's Central-West region. Known for its planned layout, tree-lined avenues, and sizable private healthcare sector, the city draws patients from across the region.

Patients weighing facial rejuvenation often balance both aesthetic and functional goals. The practice's website frames rejuvenation as going 'muito além da estética' — far beyond aesthetics — pairing cosmetic work with functional correction.

Dr. Bernardo Magacho's practice can be reached in Goiânia, with scheduling listed through the clinic's own channels. The profile on DeepPlane.com gathers what is on record in one place for prospective patients.

Choosing a surgeon for facial rejuvenation is a careful, personal decision. Reviewing credentials, understanding the technique, and meeting the surgeon in a consultation all help patients make an informed choice.