Rogério Araújo

With 3D simulation used to plan facial surgery and implant-based harmonization, Rogério Araújo builds treatment strategies around each patient’s anatomy rather than “one-size-fits-all” changes. At the clinic in Belo Horizonte, he works at the intersection of facial aesthetic surgery and ENT, using that combined perspective to address both appearance and function. His approach emphasizes detailed pre-procedure evaluation—history, habits, expectations, and even emotional factors—so results stay natural and aligned with facial identity. The clinic positions him as the Technical Responsible and highlights more than three decades of activity in Belo Horizonte, serving patients from throughout Brazil. In practice, the work spans facial implants (including cheek implants and chin implant), orthognathic surgery, and craniomaxillofacial surgery, with planning that supports safer, more predictable decision-making. For rejuvenation and tissue support, the clinic offers regenerative options such as PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin), Microfat, and Nanofat, framed as therapies that use the body’s own biology.

Education

• Trained in Dentistry at FAFEOD.
• Trained in Medicine at FCMMG.
• Completed residency in Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery at Santa Casa de Belo Horizonte.
• Completed a master’s degree at UFMG.

Work experience

• Technical Responsible at the clinic in Belo Horizonte.
• Medical practice in Belo Horizonte since 1993 (33 years).

Clinical focus and techniques

Rogério Araújo’s facial practice is built around individualized assessment, 3D planning, and choosing the right “layer” of treatment—whether the goal is nasal function, jaw structure, or facial balance. The clinic also emphasizes that recovery and follow-up are part of the outcome, with scheduled in-person reviews and guidance on medication, sun exposure, and return to routine.

• Facial implants for structural remodeling, including cheek implants and chin implant (mentoplasty/mentoplastia).
• Orthognathic surgery to correct jaw alignment as part of facial harmony.
• Craniomaxillofacial surgery for deformities and conditions affecting the skull, face, and neck.
• Rhinoplasty with described options including open rhinoplasty, closed rhinoplasty, preserving rhinoplasty, hybrid rhinoplasty, and ultrasonic rhinoplasty.
• PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) as a regenerative option derived from blood to support collagen and tissue healing.
• Microfat (purified injectable fat) for volume restoration in facial grooves, malar area, and contour.
• Nanofat as a minimally invasive regenerative technique using the patient’s own fat to improve skin quality and stimulate collagen.
• Facial harmony through implant-based “definitive” structural strategies, contrasted with temporary volume approaches.
• ATM disorder treatment (temporomandibular dysfunction) as part of facial functional care.
• Lifting orofacial with coordinated dental aesthetic planning when relevant.
• Otoplasty and facial aesthetic surgeries aimed at both aesthetics and function.

Professional societies and certifications

• The clinic emphasizes verifying specialist training and RQE registration with the CRM (Brazilian medical council) before scheduling surgery.

Academic output

The clinic describes an academic pathway that includes a master’s degree at UFMG and international fellowships in France and Spain.

Courses and advanced training

• Fellowships in France and Spain (as described by the clinic).

Awards and recognition

• No awards are stated in the provided clinic materials.

For international patients, the clinic’s materials focus on in-person evaluation in Belo Horizonte and structured follow-up; they do not list specific consultation languages. The practice is centered in Belo Horizonte, with patients traveling from across Brazil for facial implant surgery, rhinoplasty, and regenerative rejuvenation options such as PRF, Microfat, and Nanofat.