Luiz Victor

Luiz Victor’s practice at the clinic is built around procedures that patients typically choose when they want visible change with a controlled, surgical plan—especially cervicofacial facelift and breast surgery. The clinic describes cervicofacial lifting (lifting cérvico facial) as one of the operations he performs most often, aimed at treating laxity while preserving natural facial appearance. For breast concerns, the clinic’s content covers implant-based breast augmentation and breast reduction (mamoplasty), including how large, heavy breasts can affect posture and cause neck/back pain. In his professional profile, Luiz Victor Carneiro Jr is listed as a Full Member of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery. He also worked as an assistant to Professor Ivo Pitanguy in the professor’s private clinic in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro. Surgical care is delivered in a hospital setting: the clinic states that aesthetic surgeries are performed at Hospital Procardíaco in Botafogo, which has a 24-hour surgical center, advanced equipment, and a 24-hour ICU. What patients experience during surgery is supported by a dedicated perioperative team. The clinic describes anesthesiologists registered with the Brazilian Society of Anesthesiology (SBA) and an instrument nurse (Monique Moreira) originating from the Ivo Pitanguy clinic. The clinic also lists assistant plastic surgeons as part of the surgical team for complex procedures.

Education

• Medical training — Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.
• General Surgery — Hospital Universitário Clementino Fraga Filho, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.
• Plastic Surgery — Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Service of Professor Ivo Pitanguy.

Work experience

• Assistant to Professor Ivo Pitanguy — private Ivo Pitanguy clinic in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro (1997–2009).
• Assistant professor of Plastic Surgery — PUC-Rio, Service of Professor Ivo Pitanguy.

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, the surgical program is presented as both aesthetic and reconstructive, with specific operations described in patient-facing pages.

• Facelift / cervicofacial lifting (lifting cérvico facial) — used to address facial and neck laxity when non-surgical methods can’t correct the signs.
• Breast augmentation (breast implant surgery) — implant-based enlargement using silicone implants, with pre-operative planning of implant type, shape, and volume.
• Breast reduction (mamoplasty redutora) — described as resolving issues linked to heavy, heavy breasts such as posture problems and back/neck pain.
• Rhinoplasty — positioned as a way to correct aesthetic nasal changes; the clinic notes many surgeons recommend waiting until at least age 18.
• Abdominoplasty — described for abdominal laxity with separated abdominal muscles and localized stretch marks below the navel.
• Otoplasty (ear pinning / ears back) — described for children around 6–7 years when cartilage development is near complete, and for adults who want reshaping.
• Liposuction — described for excess fat areas without laxity in regions including abdomen, thighs, arms, back, and neck; the clinic emphasizes it is for contouring rather than weight loss.

Professional societies and certifications

• Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery — Full Member.

Academic output

The clinic lists Luiz Victor as a co-editor of the Plastic Surgery textbook “Plastic Surgery for Specialist Training.”

Courses and advanced training

• Co-editor, “Plastic Surgery for Specialist Training” (textbook aimed at surgeons preparing for specialist qualification and updating specialist knowledge).

Awards and recognition

• No specific awards are stated in the provided clinic materials.

For international patients, the clinic operates in Ipanema and Barra da Tijuca in Rio de Janeiro and supports surgical care at Hospital Procardíaco. The perioperative team includes anesthesiologists registered with the SBA, with an emphasis on comfort and absence of pain during surgery. The clinic’s patient pathway is designed around consultation, evaluation, and then procedures performed in a structured hospital environment.