Hair transplantation is a surgery like others and needs to be performed in a safe and appropriate environment for this purpose.
Dr. Márcio Crisóstomo, in more than 20 years of surgical experience, has operated and visited several hospitals and clinics, in Brazil and abroad, collected the ideas and details that make the difference in performing this surgery with maximum safety and precision, contributing to better results.
The result of this accumulated experience was the thorough design of one of the most modern surgical centers specialized in hair transplantation.
Hair transplantation is a surgery that depends essentially on the surgical team.
After the initial training of Dr. Márcio Crisóstomo, at Clínica Ivo Pitanguy, he followed several paths in his specialization in hair transplantation.
During his specialization he trained his entire team consisting of:
ALL team members have been trained internally to follow standardized conduct and the method improved by Dr. Crisóstomo over the past two decades. Some members of the team have been in it all this time.
Our own surgical block was developed using all the materials used in the best hospitals in the country, as an appropriate hospital floor, following all the rules of the health authorities.
Three individual suites with electric hospital bed with all position controls, TV, sofa bed for companions, nursing call, supply of medical gases and monitoring, in addition, of course, accessibility.
The operating room is the main environment of the operating room, where your surgery will be performed.
It must contain all safety equipment, which is the most important factor to be observed.
In addition, our rooms have communication with the outside to increase the feeling of well-being.
This environment was programmed to provide the best and safest experience for the patient and to offer comfort and ergonomics for the team to focus on offering the best and most accurate craftsmanship.
The anesthesia of a hair transplant is only local and, in the routine of our team, associated with mild venous sedation so that the patient has a
For safe anesthesia, our rooms are equipped with continuous monitoring of the patient’s vital signs (oximetry, blood pressure, heart rate and heart rate monitoring with continuous cardiogram, temperature), and anesthesia trolleys with capacity even for general anesthesia (although this is not our case, the entire safety back-up is there).
Central supply of medicinal gases (oxygen and compressed air).
Own generator with capacity to supply, in case of lack of supply, energy for ALL the Institute.
An emergency event is very rare in a low-risk surgery such as hair transplantation, with local anesthesia, but we have all the training and staff prepared for any of these:
Defibrillator with fully equipped emergency cart and with all the medications indicated for an eventual emergency, in addition to the entire trained nursing team certified in basic life support.
Our Institute follows all the guidelines of the Fire Department and we even have our own fire brigade team, with signs and escape routes.
A safe environment that provides maximum discretion
Márcio Crisóstomo
Márcio Crisóstomo commented on the new surgical block of the Crisóstomo Institute, since its initial project, inspirations, architecture and all the security that this new space has.
Much of a doctor’s work can be assessed by his new ideas and contributions to his specialty.
These contributions translate into publications in specialized scientific journals and books that take the knowledge to other professionals.
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