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Group 1, December 5 to 8, 2026

Hair transplant course for physicians at Hospital Belluci

Four days with Dr. Carlos Bedin in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil: one day of theory, one with a male surgery, one with a female surgery and a workshop day. You follow the FUE transplant from patient check-in to the dressing, with an anesthesiologist present throughout every sedation.

Hospital Belluci at dusk in São José do Rio Preto
Hospital Belluci, São José do Rio Preto, Brazil
Dates
Dec 5 to 8, 2026
Seats
6 physicians
Group 1 language
Spanish
Accommodation
Included

The course at a glance

The answers physicians ask for first, before the full program.

Who teaches
Dr. Carlos Bedin, physician, CRM-SP 154.750, with more than 2,500 hair transplants.
Where
Hospital Belluci, in São José do Rio Preto, São Paulo state, Brazil.
When
December 5 to 8, 2026, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with an online live session before the course.
Format
One day of theory, two days in the operating room with one male and one female FUE surgery, and a workshop and networking day.
Who it is for
Physicians with an active registration in their country, from those starting out to those who already operate.
Language
Group 1 is taught in Spanish. Dr. Carlos teaches in Spanish and Portuguese.
Included
Dr. Carlos's book, the pre-course live session, accommodation with breakfast, lunch and a certificate of attendance.
Enrollment
Pre-register on this page or on the course WhatsApp, +55 17 99161-9509.

Your seat is confirmed after we review your pre-registration. What each physician performs on the patient depends on their professional registration and on Brazilian rules for physicians with foreign degrees.

Five stages, from the live session to the workshop

An online live session to align the group, then four on-site days, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pick a stage to see the schedule.

Hairline marking with a surgical skin marker

Day 1: theory

Saturday, Dec 58 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Twelve hours to build the foundation the two surgical days rely on: from the follicle to the market, from indication to post-operative care.

  1. Opening
  2. Anatomy
  3. Hair transplant market context
  4. Indications
  5. Contraindications
  6. Lunch
  7. Pathologies
  8. Surgical techniques
  9. Equipment
  10. Pre- and post-transplant care

Two surgeries, followed from check-in to dressing

On days 2 and 3, the group follows one male and one female transplant step by step, alongside Dr. Carlos and the Hospital team.

Dr. Carlos Bedin at his office desk

Check-in, consent and marking

Patient check-in, protocols, consent forms and tests, and the marking of the area to be transplanted, done by Dr. Carlos.

Sedation
Always handled by the anesthesiologist.
Surgical decisions
Indication, final marking and decisions during surgery stay with Dr. Carlos.
Patients
Hospital patients with a confirmed indication who authorize the group's presence.

The classroom is Hospital Belluci

Operating rooms, recovery and patient rooms in the same building, with the team that operates there every day.

Dedicated operating rooms
Equipped rooms, with the Hospital's gowning and sterilization protocol.
Anesthesiologist in every sedation
An anesthesiologist monitors the patient and vital signs from start to finish.
Recovery and private rooms
Recovery area and private rooms, so you see discharge as part of the procedure.
Ahead of the rule
An anesthesiologist in every sedation was Hospital routine before Brazil's CFM Resolution 2,471/2026.
Hospital Belluci entrance
Hospital Belluci entrance
Dr. Carlos's office
Dr. Carlos's office
Recovery room
Recovery room
Hair therapy room
Hair therapy room
Operating room access
Operating room access

The Hospital and the method, by Dr. Carlos

Three short videos recorded at Hospital Belluci. The videos are in Portuguese.

Inside Hospital BelluciDr. Carlos introduces the hospital where the group spends the four days.
From marking to the operating roomA case of receding hairline, temples and crown, from marking to surgery.
Five steps to a natural resultWith cases on screen, Dr. Carlos explains how he conducts each transplant.

Dr. Carlos's cases, from marking to follow-up

On day 1, cases come with indication, marking and outcome. In each photo, the patient at follow-up holds a tablet showing the first-consultation image.

1 of 6

Unretouched images, published with the patients' written authorization. Each case requires an individual medical assessment. Results vary according to indication, donor area and each patient's characteristics.

Patient at follow-up holding a tablet with the first-consultation photo, case 1
Case 01Hairline designed at the consultation
Patient at follow-up holding a tablet with the first-consultation photo, case 2
Case 02Large area on top, seen from above
Patient at follow-up holding a tablet with the first-consultation photo, case 3
Case 03Vertex and crown
Patient at follow-up holding a tablet with the first-consultation photo, case 4
Case 04Hairline and facial frame
Patient at follow-up holding a tablet with the first-consultation photo, case 5
Case 05Receding temples, with the line drawn
Patient at follow-up holding a tablet with the first-consultation photo, case 6
Case 06Top and hair direction

Who leads the immersion

The physician who teaches day 1 also leads both surgeries and follows each participant's hands-on work.

Portrait of Dr. Carlos Bedin with arms crossed

Dr. Carlos Bedin

Physician, CRM-SP 154.750

  • More than 2,500 hair transplants
  • More than 10,000 patients seen
  • Postgraduate degree in Medical Trichology, ISMD, 2017
  • Member of the Sociedade Brasileira do Cabelo (Brazilian Hair Society) since 2017

At Hospital Belluci he conducts the assessment, marking, surgery and follow-ups of his patients, with the same team at every stage.

In the immersion he teaches the Belluci Technique, the protocol he developed in the Hospital's routine from the FUE technique.

Dra. Simone Casteluci Bedin
Dra. Simone Casteluci BedinPhysician, CRM-SP 146.748. Coordinates the group: enrollment, logistics and participant support.

What is included

  • Dr. Carlos Bedin's book, sent before the live session
  • 2-hour pre-course live session
  • Four on-site days: theory, two surgeries and the workshop
  • Hands-on technique and equipment sessions on days 2 and 3
  • Accommodation during the course, with breakfast
  • Lunch on every course day
  • Certificate of attendance

Not included: flights and dinner. After 8 p.m., everyone goes back to the hotel or out to dinner wherever they like.

What the certificate means

Certificate of attendance, stating the hours and the program completed. It records that you took the course.

It is not equivalent to a specialist title or a medical residency and does not authorize practice outside the rules of Brazil's CFM or your country's medical council.

Frequently asked questions

Can't find yours? Chat now on the course WhatsApp.

What language is the course taught in?

Dr. Carlos is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish and teaches each group in the participants' language. Group 1 is taught in Spanish.

Is the course only for physicians?

Yes. Professional registration is checked when we review the pre-registration, for physicians from Brazil and from other countries.

Do participants operate?

Participants follow each step alongside Dr. Carlos and work on technique and equipment in the hands-on session at the end of the day. What each physician performs on the patient depends on their professional registration and on Brazilian rules for physicians with foreign degrees, and is agreed during the pre-registration review. Dr. Carlos is responsible for the surgery, and sedation stays with the anesthesiologist.

Why a full day with a female patient?

Female hair transplant has its own indication, thinning pattern and marking. Day 3 follows a female case from start to finish so you can compare it with the male case on day 2.

Who are the surgery patients?

Hospital Belluci patients with a confirmed indication who authorize the group's presence.

What is included besides the classes?

Accommodation, breakfast and lunch during the course. Dinner is on you: after 8 p.m., everyone goes back to the hotel or out to eat wherever they like. Flights are also on the participant.

Can I bring an assistant?

Yes. Your assistant follows the course and learns procedure support: graft sorting, counting and preservation, and instrumentation. Medical acts stay with physicians. The coordination explains the conditions during pre-registration.

I'm coming from abroad. How do I get there?

São José do Rio Preto has an airport with flights from São Paulo, where international flights arrive. The coordination helps with travel, and accommodation during the course is included.

How do I enroll?

Fill in the pre-registration on this page or chat now on the course WhatsApp, +55 17 99161-9509. The coordination replies with the full program, the conditions and your seat confirmation.

Pre-registration

Six seats in Group 1. Fill in the pre-registration or chat now on WhatsApp: the coordination replies with the full program, the conditions and your seat confirmation.

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