Biossegurança e controle de infecções em procedimentos estéticos minimamente invasivos: revisão bibliográfica

Abstract

Objective: To analyze the importance of biosafety and infection control practices in invasive aesthetic procedures performed outside the hospital environment. To identify the main biological risks associated with invasive aesthetic procedures. To investigate recommended practices for infection prevention in this context. To suggest measures to improve biosafety in the aesthetic field. Methodology: This study, based on an integrative literature review with a qualitative and exploratory approach, used as a data collection tool the search for publications related to biosafety and infections in aesthetic procedures. The selection of documents was initially carried out through the analysis of titles and keywords relevant to the topic. Results: The results reveal deficiencies in compliance with the standards established by regulatory bodies, such as the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA), indicating gaps in professional training and in the implementation of biosafety practices. Final Considerations: It is concluded that biosafety constitutes an essential ethical and technical responsibility, necessary for the protection of clients and professionals, ensuring service quality and reducing infectious complications.