The decision to change professional direction rarely happens suddenly. Most of the time, it is born quietly, as a constant discomfort that grows over time. That is exactly how it was for Dr. Regiane Moraes Ribeiro Soldati. Although she had a degree in Biomedicine, her professional routine was far from aesthetic health: she worked at a freight company, in an environment that had little to do with the purpose she had always carried. Aesthetic Biomedicine never stopped being a possibility. It was just waiting for the right moment, and the right decision, to become reality.
“I always wanted to work with the aesthetic side, with health. That's why I decided to get into this field.”
The push she needed to leave her comfort zone
Her first contact with the Postgraduate Program in Aesthetic Biomedicine came through a close friend who already knew the methodology, the structure of the classes and, above all, the hands-on focus of the training. That contact sparked curiosity, but it was in-depth research that gave her the confidence to move forward.
Dr. Ana Carolina Puga's standing as a leader in the field and Nepuga's reputation in teaching Aesthetic Biomedicine weighed in on the decision.
“Dr. Ana Carolina Puga is an empowered woman who inspires confidence. And the training stands out for its hands-on classes.”
More than an institution, Dr. Regiane was looking for a place that offered technical backing, clarity of practice and a real path to move from theory to practice safely.
Aesthetic Biomedicine as a tool for human transformation
From the start of the Postgraduate Program in Aesthetic Biomedicine, Dr. Regiane began to see Aesthetic Biomedicine as more than procedures. For her, aesthetic work directly touches self-esteem, confidence and the way each person positions themselves in the world.
“Aesthetics isn't just a procedure. It's a kind of self-help so that people can feel better, with more confidence.”
That insight reinforced her understanding that working in aesthetics requires responsibility, technical preparation and sensitivity. It's not just about applying techniques, but about understanding stories, aligning expectations and delivering ethical, conscious results.
Throughout the training, that human-centered outlook came to walk side by side with technical development, strengthening her professional identity.
A future designed with purpose and autonomy
Dr. Regiane's goal was always clear: to gain autonomy and build her own space to practice. The idea of opening her own clinic represents not only financial growth, but schedule freedom, decision-making autonomy and alignment with what she truly believes in.
“I want to leave this rushed field for something where I can contribute to a person's self-esteem.”
The Postgraduate Program in Aesthetic Biomedicine emerges, then, as a strategic tool for this turning point. A way to move from an exhausting routine that is poorly connected to purpose into work that combines personal fulfillment, professional recognition and a positive impact on other people's lives.
Constant updating as a competitive edge
During the training, one point became clear to the doctor: Aesthetic Health is dynamic, evolves quickly and demands constant updating. Those who don't specialize get left behind.
“If you don't pursue one more qualification, you get left behind. New procedures come up every day, and you have to be prepared to offer the best.”
This awareness reinforces the importance of a solid foundation that lets professionals keep up with market changes with confidence, judgment and responsibility.
From intention to action: taking the lead in practice
Another aspect that marked Dr. Regiane's journey was the constant encouragement to leave her comfort zone and apply, in practice, everything she learned in class. The training is not limited to theory: it encourages action, decision-making and professional conduct.
“The training helps us get out of our comfort zone and apply everything we learn.”
This encouragement to take the lead is one of Nepuga's pillars. Each doctor is invited to take control of their own path, build technical confidence and develop a practice aligned with their values.
A new story under construction
Dr. Regiane's journey shows that change is possible, as long as there is preparation, courage and purpose. From the freight company to Aesthetic Biomedicine, she is building a new professional chapter based on knowledge, ethics and a vision for the future.
More than switching fields, she chose to reconnect with what she always wanted: to care for people, raise self-esteem and build a meaningful professional path.
Because when the decision is conscious, the next step stops being a risk and becomes an achievement.
Success Is in Your Hands.
Laís Bianquini
NEPUGA content team — Núcleo de Especializações Ana Carolina Puga.
