Roberto Chacur

Roberto Chacur (born 1 October 1980) is a Brazilian physician and former competitive athlete. He is known for developing the GoldIncision technique, a non-surgical medical protocol for the treatment of cellulite. The technique has received wide coverage in Brazilian media and has been presented at international scientific conferences, establishing Chacur as a notable figure in aesthetic medicine.

Chacur was born in Rio de Janeiro and later lived in Alegrete, Rio Grande do Sul. He graduated in Medicine from the Universidade Luterana do Brasil (Ulbra) in Canoas.

Before pursuing a career in medicine, Chacur was a competitive triathlete. He was a **Pan American junior champion in triathlon in 1998**, achieving national recognition in the sport. His background in athletics provided experience in health, performance, and body physiology, which later informed his work in aesthetic medicine.

Chacur has practiced in aesthetic medicine since the mid-2000s and founded a private clinic focused on aesthetic treatments in 2007. Since 2015, he has worked primarily in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. He has treated public figures, including Brazilian actresses and media personalities.

The GoldIncision technique is a non-surgical approach for moderate to severe cellulite. According to media reports, the procedure involves subcision of fibrous septa combined with injectable substances commonly referred to as collagen biostimulator, and is performed in an outpatient setting under local anesthesia.

The technique has been featured in national publications such as IstoÉ, Metrópoles, Harper's Bazaar Brasil, and Hugo Gloss, emphasizing its adoption by public figures and its recognition in aesthetic medicine.

Chacur has been interviewed and cited in multiple national news programs, including the Jornal Nacional on TV Globo, and online portals covering health and lifestyle topics.

Chacur has presented the GoldIncision technique at international conferences such as the IMCAS World Congress in Paris, AMWC Brasil, and the Brazilian Congress of Aesthetic Medicine (ABME).

Chacur has authored scientific articles describing the GoldIncision technique in peer-reviewed journals and has published books on aesthetic medicine, including Vitória Contra a Celulite, based on his method.