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The National Health Surveillance Agency – Anvisa – banned the use of artificial tanning booths 10 years ago to prevent the emergence of new cases of skin cancer and other health risks Population. But in social networks, it's easy to find companies that promise to keep the skin golden. In Bauru (SP), there are still tanning clinics on camera.
The TEM TV team found an advertisement for one of them claiming to be the only clinic approved by Anvisa in the region. By telephone, the operator explains the value of the sessions and how they unfold. (see the transcript of the excerpt from the conversation below ).
Reporter : How long is the session?
Waiting: Each session leaves for $ 70, from Wednesday to Saturday. Two the same day, it's $ 120. These are 15-minute sessions, equivalent to three hours of sunshine.
Reporter: He is inside the machine, is not it?
Waiting: That. This is a closed Ferrari machine. Two sessions are allowed on the same day.
Waiting: The same day. It's 15 and 15 (minutes), interval for a water, right? And after 48 hours plus two.
Even banned, a tanning service is offered in Bauru
Even banned, a tanning service is offered in Bauru
Reporter: The hours are overloaded?
Waiting: Since October, September and October last year, we have to schedule the schedule because many clients are looking for the procedure.
The clinic is located in a beauty salon on one of the main avenues of the city. A producer of TV TEM went to the scene and, with a hidden camera, asked about the regulation of the machine by Anvisa.
Waiting: A radius of one hundred kilometers does not have (clinic) with permission. There are many, you know? I will not talk about clantestino, but it's the only one who has permission to Anvisa.
The problem is that Anvisa said to give no certification of this type.
Bauru sanitary supervisor Mário Ramos says irregular clinics can be fined. "If you find equipment that is unsuitable for use or does not comply with the sanitary specifications, it will be prohibited.The legal technical officer will be evaluated and will respond by an internal procedure of the Secretary of Health."
The journalist Mirella Cabaz
The journalist Mirella Cabaz tans to reach a more golden skin for many years. Only stopped entering the rooms after the ban on their use in Brazil. Now, to keep the color, it takes sun.
"I hope this will not cause any serious harm.I'm trying to be in very good health to soften everything.I hope it does not hurt, but I know the risks, "he says.
But the dreamy tan can become a nightmare for many people. The dermatologist Nicole França Holmo warns that the effects of the sun and ultraviolet rays accumulate in the body throughout life.
"This ban was revised and maintained in 2016. There are studies showing that the risk of melanoma-like skin cancer is increased by up to 75% when exposure occurs before the onset of cancer. age 35, "he explains.
She explains that sunburns, especially in early childhood, can cause cancer. "Even this redhead is already considered a first-degree burn.These burns increase the risk of skin cancer at a later age.We indicate the use of sunscreen with a factor of 30 at least since the age of six months, "he says.
The owner of the clinic was wanted, but she did not want to talk about it.
Health Surveillance indicates that it is currently reviewing all the necessary adjustments in the city's aesthetic clinics. This is due to the change in legislation that changes the clbadification of these clinics in high-risk, low-risk procedures. He also said that these criticisms were secretive.
Complaints may be filed by telephone at (14) 3104-1452, at the Office of the Ombudsman.
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