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Clube da Plástica is a multidisciplinary aesthetic clinic in Rio de Janeiro's Ipanema neighborhood. Dr. Daniel Facciolli and Dr. Alik Amar Büttner founded it in 2025. The facility runs three specialized departments. It combines surgical plastic surgery with integrative clinical treatments, coordinating care across dermatology, nutrition, and physiotherapy.

Accreditations and Professional Expertise

The clinic holds accreditation from the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery (SBCP). This means all surgical protocols meet national standards for aesthetic medicine. Four specialists with significant reconstructive and aesthetic experience make up the medical team.

Dr. Daniel Facciolli brings over 17 years of experience. He holds SBCP recognition and frequently lectures at national and international medical congresses. Dr. Alik Amar Büttner has over 11 years of experience. She specialized at the Rio de Janeiro Santa Casa de Misericórdia. Together, they oversee all surgical planning to match outcomes with each patient's anatomy.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

The surgical department performs over 80 different face and body procedures. Specialists use various body contouring techniques, including torsoplasty for patients after major weight loss. This procedure reshapes the trunk and often pairs with other modeling techniques.

The clinic offers several specialized surgical pathways:

• Structured rhinoplasty and rhinoseptoplasty for nasal reshaping and breathing correction
• Lipoabdominoplasty, which combines fat removal with muscle and skin tightening
• Mastopexy with silicone implants using the retromuscular technique for breast lifting
• Miniabdominoplasty for patients with localized skin laxity
• Intimate surgery, including vaginoplasty and labiaplasty

For pubic liposuction, surgeons use small incisions and cannulas to remove localized fat. This procedure typically takes about one hour. The team also performs facial feminization and blepharoplasty for eyelid aging.

Aesthetic Medicine and Dermatology

Non-surgical treatments focus on facial rejuvenation and skin health. Dermatologists use CO2 laser therapy to treat burn scars and keloids. This technology also supports Scar Care CP – a protocol combining lasers and chemical peels for skin assessment. Hyaluronic acid fillers restore volume in the lips and chin.

The aesthetic department provides several injectable and skin-focused options:

• Botulinum toxin injections for wrinkles and bruxism
• Collagen biostimulators including polylactic acid and hydroxyapatite
• Mesotherapy and microneedling for skin texture improvement
• Non-surgical slimming programs supported by nutrology and lymphatic drainage

Clinical protocols emphasize long-term maintenance. Specialists adjust treatments based on how the skin evolves during follow-up visits.

Safety Technologies and Patient Care

Clube da Plástica uses specific equipment to prioritize patient safety during and after surgery. For general anesthesia, doctors use videolaryngoscopy. This tool gives direct visualization of the larynx during intubation, which reduces risks. Pneumatic compression devices and antithrombotic stockings help prevent thrombosis during recovery.

The clinic's technology includes Ultraformer III, which uses ultrasound energy for non-surgical face and body lifting. X-Wave and radiofrequency platforms are also available for tissue tightening. These tools support natural, progressive aesthetic results.

Services for International Patients

The clinic treats international patients who travel to Rio de Janeiro for elective aesthetic care. Multidisciplinary support includes functional nutrition monitoring to optimize healing. Physiotherapists provide post-surgical care like lymphatic drainage to reduce bruising and swelling. Consultations are available in Portuguese, English, and Spanish.

Patients receive educational materials for managing recovery at home. These cover head elevation after facial surgery and cold compress use. Diet instructions rich in vitamins and proteins help support tissue repair.