Franciele Sofiati · Biomedica

Aesthetic care in Londrina, with honest guidance and respect for your natural features.

A considered consultation

A clear place to begin.

Bring the question

Start with the change, concern or uncertainty you would like to understand.

See the context

Your history, current condition and routine give the conversation its shape.

Understand the choices

We compare suitable options, preparation and recovery in clear language.

Leave with direction

The next step may be treatment, more time, preparation or a different route.

You should leave knowing what has been considered and why the next step makes sense.

– Franciele Sofiati

Treatment families

Areas of care

A considered treatment discussion in the Sofiati clinic

Cleanse and renew

Deep cleansing and selected peels for texture and renewal.

Clarify with laser

Planning for suitable pigmentation, redness and tone concerns.

Reduce unwanted hair

LightSheer Duet care shaped around skin and hair pattern.

Resurface and refine

Fractional CO₂ care with thoughtful recovery planning.

Support firmness

Technologies selected according to tissue and treatment goals.

Care for scalp and vessels

Individual strategies for selected scalp and vessel concerns.

Treatment suitability is always confirmed during consultation.

The care standard

Clinical care, made human.

Franciele Sofiati in a pale blue suit

Clear conversation

Questions, recommendations and recovery are explained before you decide.

Considered restraint

More treatment is not automatically better.

Care beyond the appointment

Preparation, aftercare and follow-up remain part of the result.

Confidence feels most natural when care respects the features that already make you recognisable.

– Franciele Sofiati

Planning around real life

A plan should fit the life you actually live.

Your starting point

Relevant health details, sensitivities and past treatments help us decide what deserves care and what should wait.

Your real schedule

Work, travel, sunlight, events and recovery time all change whether a plan is practical right now.

Your definition of enough

We agree on the change you are hoping for, the patience it may require and the support that keeps it on track.

The most useful plan is not the most elaborate one. It is the one you can understand, prepare for and live with.

– Franciele Sofiati
Franciele Sofiati in a pale blue suit
Franciele Sofiati · Biomedical Practitioner · Aesthetician · Cosmetologist · CRBM 6277

Meet Franciele

Care that leaves room for you.

Clinical assessment and aesthetic care, brought together in one calm, considered process.

Listen first

Your concern is the starting point.

Explain clearly

You deserve the reasoning behind every option.

Respect your features

Care should still feel recognisably like you.

Results in context

Evidence, not a promise.

Before-and-after photographs can help show the type and degree of change one person experienced. They cannot predict exactly how another person's skin, hair or tissue will respond.

Franciele Sofiati in a thoughtful red suit portrait
Franciele Sofiati
  1. Real conditions

    Lighting, angle, timing and treatment stage should be considered when viewing progress photographs.

  2. Realistic timelines

    Some changes appear gradually and may depend on healing, multiple sessions or continued home care.

  3. Individual response

    Biology, history, lifestyle and consistency influence the pace, extent and durability of results.

Common questions

Questions before booking

Do I need to know which treatment to book?

No. Begin with the concern, change or question you would like to discuss. The consultation is used to assess suitability and explain the most appropriate options.

Can treatment happen during the first appointment?

Sometimes, but never automatically. It depends on the procedure, your health history, preparation requirements, available time and whether it is appropriate to proceed that day.

How many sessions will I need?

The number and spacing of sessions vary according to the concern, treatment response, chosen technology, home care and the result that can realistically be achieved.

What happens when a treatment is not suitable?

Franciele may recommend preparation, a different approach, more time, or evaluation by another qualified professional. A responsible plan may also mean deciding not to treat.

Franciele Sofiati