Thiago Perfeito, MD

DeepPlane does not hold a confirmed board certification record for Dr. Perfeito. That absence is a gap in our data, not a finding about the surgeon. You can check the position yourself through the Conselho Federal de Medicina (CFM) physician search and the member directory of the Sociedade Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica (SBCP).

Specialist registration in Brazil is recorded as an RQE (Registro de Qualificação de Especialista), which appears alongside a doctor's CRM number in the CFM search. If you are weighing a facelift, confirming the listed RQE specialty is one of the most useful checks you can make before booking travel.

Facial surgery listed on the practice's website includes blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), mini lifting, cervicoplasty (neck lift) and otoplasty (ear reshaping). The site also presents a signature Hybrid Face Lift. The name implies a combined method, although the material DeepPlane holds does not describe its surgical layers in detail.

Whether the Hybrid Face Lift involves a deep plane dissection is a question to put directly to the practice. A deep plane facelift releases and lifts the SMAS (the superficial musculoaponeurotic system, a fibrous layer beneath the skin) together with the skin as one unit, rather than tightening each layer separately.

Non-surgical treatments listed by the practice include botulinum toxin, facial fillers, biostimulators, under-eye treatment and a lifting approach described as sem bisturi, meaning without a scalpel. Energy devices on the list include Morpheus8, Ultraformer MPT, XERF and Fotona 4D, which are commonly used for skin quality and tightening.

Body and hair treatments also appear on the website. These include gluteal filling, the practice's Lipocube Contouring and Exocube Protocol, and PRP and Fotona treatments for the scalp. This breadth points to a clinic built around combination care, where facial aging is addressed with several tools rather than one operation.

Combination care can suit patients in their fifties and sixties who want rejuvenation with a natural look. Surgery addresses tissue repositioning, lifting the jowls, neck and midface that have descended over time. Skin treatments and biostimulators work on texture, tone and volume, which a lift on its own does not change.

Teaching is another part of the practice described online. The website lists courses and mentoring for physicians, including a hands-on training program and material on running a clinic. This indicates that Dr. Perfeito presents the practice's methods to other doctors as well as to patients.

Patient education is a visible theme of the site, which carries editorial content on menopause, life after weight loss, regenerative medicine and male aesthetics. For women considering facial surgery around menopause, that attention to how hormonal change affects skin and volume can be a useful starting point for a consultation.

Recovery is a central question for any facelift patient traveling to Brazil. After a deep plane facelift, most patients plan for one to two weeks of visible swelling and bruising before returning to social life. Final results settle over several months, and the practice can explain how its own methods compare.

Years in practice and case volume are not on DeepPlane's record for Dr. Perfeito, so this profile does not state them. When you speak with the practice, ask how often the surgeon performs the procedure you want, who administers anesthesia, and where operations take place.

This profile is designed to help you prepare those questions. The sections that follow explain the deep plane method, how credentials are checked in Brazil, what Brasília offers visiting patients, and what to expect from cost, recovery and the consultation itself.