Brazil trends: rising non-invasive aesthetics and Enem exam preparations

In Brazil, there is a growing trend toward non-invasive aesthetic procedures. Data from the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery (SBCP) indicates a 390% increase in the search for non-surgical treatments over a four-year period. This shift is driven by technological advancements, such as multifunctional equipment that combines radiofrequency, cooling, and ultrasound to treat localized fat, sagging, and lipedema. Additionally, the Brazilian Society of Dermatology (SBD) notes that cellulite affects between 85% and 95% of women post-puberty, driving significant demand for dermatological interventions.

In the educational sector, specialists from Bernoulli and partner schools are preparing students for the upcoming Enem 2026 exam, scheduled for November 8 and 15. To support final preparations, the ‘Esquenta Enem Bernoulli’ will offer a free, live online review session on October 2 via YouTube. The program features ten teachers covering all major exam areas, including Mathematics, Biology, and Languages, focusing on high-frequency exam topics and strategic question review.