South East Asia’s leading congress and exhibition focusing on medical aesthetic disciplines will open its doors on 12 – 14 September at the iconic Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore.
The fifth edition will build on the resounding success of last year’s event, which attracted over 120 speakers and 1,200 delegates from across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America. Aesthetics Asia is launching the first ever specialised workshop on the Injectable Advanced Course for Experts offering hands-on experience to industry professionals. Confirmed speakers include Sabine Zenker (Germany), Niwat Polnikorn (Thailand), Chen Chen (Australia) and many more, including Dr Peter Callan from Australia.
This year’s congress theme is “Growing old gracefully,” which will engage with a wide-range of issues related to anti-ageing medicine. Day one of the congress will cover different types of hormone therapies. The international group of speakers will cover such topics as BHRT, DHEA, Testosterone and HCG. Day two of the congress will cover preventative care, lifestyle and genetics, which are arguably as important as hormone replacement therapies. Internationally proclaimed specialists will present about Sirtuins (longevity genes), telomeres, nutrition and exercise. Day three will conclude with Dr Nathan Francis, from Australia, conducting a full-day hormone workshop where delegates will be invited to participate in a roundtable discussion.
The field of aesthetic dermatology has been growing rapidly over the last few years due to an increase in those seeking aesthetic treatments. For doctors practicing aesthetics, there are constantly new techniques to learn as well as new innovations and scientific data to keep pace with. A number of reputable speakers from the region and internationally (UK, Europe, etc.) will share their experience with participants. Day one will feature presentations on the latest tools and techniques of laser procedures, skin surgery and pigmentation treatments. Day two will highlight trends and developments in facial and body contouring, along with a demonstration of the Ultra V Lift. Day three will cover scar treatments, hair removal/restoration and Botox and fillers.
Meanwhile, plastic surgery remains an important industry in the modern world, and this is especially true in the growing region of Asia. This year’s meeting will boast a distinguished regional and international group of specialists and practitioners sharing their tips, techniques and experience in all aspects of aesthetic plastic surgery. Day one of the congress will proceed with insightful presentations on such topics as rhinoplasty, aesthetic breast surgery and facial rejuvenation. Day two will showcase topics especially popular in Asian aesthetic plastic surgery, including eyelid surgery and many more.
Advanced Facial Anatomy and Injectables workshop
Aesthetics Asia is also excited to present a full-day Advanced Facial Anatomy and Injectables workshop. Using a freshly dissected cadaver, this course will feature live in-depth demonstrations of facial anatomy and inner workings of various facial injectables. Presented by Dr Peter Callan who has conducted over 30 of these courses, which concentrate on facial and neck anatomy, with particular emphasis on facial muscles, planes in the face, neck anatomy and eyelid anatomy related to surgery and injectables.
This course will cover a comprehensive overview of facial injection, including forehead modeling, peri-orbital rejuvenation, and mid-face and tear roughs, nose and chin proportion adjustments, and subtleties of lower face injections. Delegates will gain an unparalleled insight into the inner components of facial anatomy, develop a holistic understanding the muscular and nerve structures of the face and learn expert techniques for treatments of all parts of the face.
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