Linhares Plástica
Your anatomy is unique.Your surgery should be too.
The choice of technique follows from an individual assessment, an understanding of anatomy and a responsible indication.
Dr. André Linhares · CRM-PR 31.110 · RQE-PR 29.720
Member of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery
Before indicating a technique, the patient must be understood.
At Linhares Plástica the consultation is conducted with careful listening, physical examination, detailed analysis and clear guidance. The aim is not to standardise bodies, but to assess each case responsibly, aligning real possibilities, limits, risks and expectations.
Technique does not come before assessment. It is the consequence of a well-made indication.
Principles
Four principles behind every indication
Individual assessment
Each patient has a different anatomy, history and goal. The indication is built case by case, never by default.
Safety as a criterion, not as a slogan
Plastic surgery requires recognised medical training, an adequate environment, a prepared team, planning and follow-up at every stage.
Natural results and proportion
The goal is a result consistent with each patient's anatomy and identity, not a single pattern repeated in every case.
Follow-up at every stage
From the first contact to the post-operative period, the journey is guided with clarity, orientation and a present team.
Areas of practice
Conducted with planning and a correct indication
The areas of practice below help you understand the possibilities before the consultation. Detailed procedure pages are published in Brazilian Portuguese.
Breast surgery
Breast augmentation, mastopexy, breast reduction, reconstruction, correction of asymmetries and implant removal with remodelling.
Ask about this02Abdomen and body contouring
Liposuction, liposculpture, abdominoplasty, treatment of diastasis, MILA and surgery after major weight loss.
Ask about this03Male body contouring
Male liposuction, muscular fat grafting and gynecomastia, with planning specific to the male body.
Ask about this04Facial plastic surgery
Blepharoplasty, otoplasty, auricular moulding with EarWell and facial fat grafting.
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Patient safety
Safety starts with the training of whoever indicates, operates and follows up
Plastic surgery is a medical specialty that requires training, surgical experience, formal recognition of the specialty, planning ability and preparation to manage complications.
- Check the surgeon's medical licence and specialty registration before surgery.
- Invasive procedures require an adequate environment and structure.
- Technologies complement, but never replace, a medical assessment.
- Every surgery involves risks, limits and recovery.
- The post-operative period is part of the result, not a later detail.
Dr. André Linhares
Plastic surgeon working in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery
CRM-PR 31.110 · RQE-PR 29.720 · Member of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery.
Medical degree from Faculdade Evangélica do Paraná, residency in General Surgery at Hospital Universitário Evangélico de Curitiba and residency in Plastic Surgery at Hospital São Paulo, Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP).
The way care is delivered values listening, physical examination, clear explanation and individual planning, with a focus on safety, natural results and aesthetic judgement.
Patient journey
From the first conversation to follow-up of the result
Every journey is individual, yet follows similar stages.
- 01
First contact
- 02
Scheduling
- 03
Consultation
- 04
Assessment and indication
- 05
Planning and quotation
- 06
Decision
- 07
Pre-operative preparation
- 08
Surgery
- 09
Post-operative care
- 10
Follow-up visits
A patient does not book a ready-made surgery. They book an assessment so an individual plan can be built.
Where we practise
Toledo, Palotina and online consultation
The consultation is the first step towards a safe surgical decision. When necessary, an in-person assessment will be required for physical examination and to define the plan.
Online consultation
First assessment and initial guidance for patients from other cities, with responsible referral when needed.
Book an online consultationFrequently asked questions
Common questions before the consultation
Yes. The fee is informed by the team when the appointment is booked.
No. The amount depends on the plan defined after the assessment. The consultation page explains why.
In many cases an in-person assessment is required to confirm the plan before surgery.
Yes. Every surgical incision leaves a scar. How it evolves varies between patients.
Next step
Would you like your case assessed safely?
The best technique is not the most talked about one, but the one that makes sense for your anatomy, your health and your goals.
Indication depends on individual assessment, anatomy, tissue quality, goals and safety criteria. Results vary between patients and cannot be guaranteed.
Dr. André Linhares · CRM-PR 31.110 · RQE-PR 29.720 · Member of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery