Abstract
Objective: To describe, through an integrative review, the profile of the Biomedical Esthete and patient safety in cosmetic procedures. Methods: This is an integrative review study on the role of the Biomedical Esthete and patient safety in aesthetic procedures. The study was carried out from the search for articles made available by the platforms: Pubmed, SCIELO and Portal Capes, the research prioritized texts in Portuguese and English and documents of the resolutions of the Regional and Federal Council of Biomedicine. After selecting the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 7 articles were selected for full analysis. Results: It was possible to observe that the relationship between the procedures adhered to good patient safety practices and the knowledge of the techniques by biomedicals, provide a safe result in aesthetic treatments and, although there are still no specific protocols according to WHO for aesthetic procedures, note the risk of complications and complications during or after the procedures is low as long as there is the correct monitoring. Final considerations: In view of this, it was possible to establish the remarkable need for contribution to patient safety and palliative care about aesthetic procedures in order to enable a good therapeutic response.