Erros em procedimentos estéticos: o profissional que promete um resultado e entrega um semelhante poderá ser responsabilizado?

Abstract

The article addresses the issue of the civil liability of aesthetic professionals when the promised results in aesthetic procedures are not achieved. The growing interest in these procedures, influenced by social networks and the search for the so-called "ideal body", has generated important legal debates about the rights of patients and the duties of these professionals. The research examines topics such as aesthetic damage, the obligation of result and full reparation, based on the analysis of national jurisprudence and concrete cases. In addition, it discusses the differences between subjective and objective liability, clarifying the situations in which each applies. Another point highlighted is the relevance of well-drafted contracts, precise consent terms, and the adoption of good practices in the exercise of the profession, measures that can minimize conflicts and avoid lawsuits. The objective of the study is to contribute to the understanding of the norms that regulate activities in the aesthetic sector, reinforcing the need for balance between the expectations created by the procedures and the rights of consumers. In this way, it seeks to promote greater legal certainty for both professionals and patients.