Hair transplant clinic is partially closed due to irregularities in Campinas

The ban affects operating rooms and the space where instruments used in procedures are cleaned and sterilized.

In a statement, the clinic stated that the ban is partial and that other services continue normally. The company also informed that it is taking steps to regularize the situation. Read the full position at the end of the report.

"Harmony Hair Transplante clarifies that the ban determined by the Health Surveillance is partial, restricted to the operating room and the sterilization area. Consultations and other services not covered by the measure continue normally.

Structural notes mainly refer to architectural adjustments related to the dimensions and configuration of certain environments, issues that are already being evaluated to meet sanitary requirements.

As for medicines, the clinic clarifies that they are intended for medical support and to deal with possible complications, and are stored, according to its internal records, in accordance with the applicable criteria. During the inspection, the responsible professional was on a specialization course, which made it difficult to provide technical clarification on the purpose of these medications.

Harmony has been operating in Campinas for years, has a history of health licensing and informs that its renewal request was submitted within the applicable deadline.

The institution respects the actions of Health Surveillance, but understands that the measure deserves reassessment, considering the nature of the notes and the possibility of adaptation. Administrative measures are already being adopted, without ruling out appropriate legal measures.

Harmony reaffirms its commitment to patient safety, transparency and compliance with health standards."