CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE

The leading subjects on dermatology,plastic surgery and aesthetic science

CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE20 YEARS LATER, 20 YEARS YOUNGER

Dear Colleagues,

What started in Paris 20 years ago, as a small group of physicians sharing their ideas on aesthetic science, has evolved into a leading international multi-specialty congress at the interface of plastic surgery and dermatology.

We have gone from strength to strength and around the world, all the while keeping our original French touch.

Expansion

Over the last two decades, IMCAS has been continually expanding and innovating. Ten years ago we introduced our inaugural IMCAS Asia, which took place in Thailand. Since then, we have taken this congress around Asia, with congresses in Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia and Taipei as well as India, China and most recently the Americas.

We travel throughout the globe every year but our home is in Paris. IMCAS Annual World Congress is our landmark event and one of the most important congresses in the aesthetic science calendar. IMCAS 2018 will be a particularly special homecoming, as we will be celebrating our 20th anniversary.

Innovation

Our expansion has not only been geographical; we have also moved into new teaching areas and introduced innovative formats, including debates, clinical case studies, live demonstrations, round table product analysis and full day modules, allowing participants to immerse themselves in one of our up-to-the-minute subjects. This year you can check out our latest additions, Target Courses and Video Classes.

Over the years we have also developped numerous strong partnerships with scientific societies around the world. We are proud to collaborate with more than 50 dermatology, plastic surgery and aesthetic science societies as well as renowned congresses.

Celebration

In 2018, we aim to break all our previous records, with more than 8 000 attendees, 600 expert speakers and 250 exhibiting companies. We have created a rich scientific program delving deep into the hottest topics in the medical aesthetic field, and packed it into 270 learning hours over three days, to

ensure you can make the most of your time in Paris.

In keeping with tradition, we will get the congress off to a flying start with our famous full-day Anatomy on Cadaver Workshop. Simultaneously discovering the anatomy behind each part of the face and body while witnessing the practical application of treatments on patients.

Other highlights will include entire days dedicated to face, body and breast surgery, and the special anniversary sessions, where we trace the history of selected treatments over the last two decades. As an international organization, we are also excited about our Middle East, Eastern European and Chinese Masterclasses, where renown experts will lead the discussion on regional differences, to ensure attendees come away with a deeper knowledge of the trends and markets in these regions.

Of course, with so many sessions to choose from, we are making sure you will never miss any session ever again with our platform IMCAS Academy! IMCAS Academy’s approach of offering aesthetic learning anytime, anywhere has been an instant success and it is now the go-to reference for medical aesthetic information.

We are confident that IMCAS will continue to attract practitioners from all over the world wishing to deepen their knowledge.

As much as we expand, and as many innovations and advances we implement, we are still as young as ever, eager to keep growing and improving.

Join us as we celebrate two decades of excellence in aesthetic science. It’s 20 years later, but together with you, we are certainly 20 years younger.

Dr Benjamin AscherPlastic surgeon, France

Founder and Scientific Director of IMCAS

Benjamin

WelcomeTHANKS TO OUR scienti c partners

ESCADEuropean Society of Cosmetic &Aesthetic Dermatology

www.escad.org

ESLDEuropean Society for Laser and Energy Based Device

www.esld.org

GDECAesthetic Group of French Society of Dermatology

www.grdec.com

GLSFDLaser Group of the French Society of Dermatology

www.groupelasersfd.com

GLSTDVLaser Group of the Tunisian Society of Dermatology and Venereology

www.groupelaser.org

G-SCARSGlobal Scar Society

www.g-scars.com

IPSInternational Peeling Society

www.peelingsociety.com

LSDVLibyan Society of Dermatology & Venereoloy

www.libyaderma.ly

SADSudanese Association of Dermatologists

www.sudanderma.com

SMDMoroccan Society of Dermatology

www.smdermato.org

SSDDSSSaudi Society of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery

www.ssdds.org

AAEGYAesthetic Academy of Egypt

www.aaegy.org

HUDHome Use Device Working Group

www.home-use-device.com

SFFPCFrench Society of Wound and Healing

www.sffpc.org

ESAGEuropean Society of Aesthetic Gynecology

www.esag.org

EUGAEuropean Urogynaecology Association

www.eugaoffice.org

GAERIDThe Society of Aesthetic andReconstructive Surgery Intimate Germany

www.gaerid.de

GRIRGGenital Restoration Innovative Research Group

www.grirg.org

SARGEArgentinian Society of Aesthetic Gynecology

sarge.com.ar

SEGERFSpanish Society of Functional Regenerative Aesthetic Gynecology

www.segerf.org

SICPREIntimate Surgery Group of the Italian Society of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery

www.sicpre.it

WSCGWorld Society of Cosmetic Gynecology

AAAMCAzerbaijan Aesthetic andAnti-Age Medicine Congress

www.aaamc.az

AASURGERYAdvanced Aesthetic Face, Breast and Body Contouring

www.aasurgery.ru

ICCInternational Cosmetic Conference

www.iccvenus.com

AIDAAbu Dhabi International Conference Dermatology & Aesthetics

www.menaconference.com

GAPSGroup for Advancement inPlastic Surgery

www.gap-surgery.org

IECTCInternational EducationCourse Training for Cosmetologists

www.iectc.ru

MEIDAMMiddle East International Dermatology & Aesthetic Medicine Conference

www.meidamconf.com

MOAMasters of Aesthetics

www.moasandiego.org

PARIS BREAST RDVParis Breast RDV

www.parisbreastrendezvous.com

SBSSouth Beach Symposium

www.southbeachsymposium.org

ACGAesthetic Consilium Groupwww.aestheticconsilium.com

Dermatology

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Genital treatments

SOCIETIES

PARTNERS

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SOCIETIES

AECEPSpanish Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

www.aecep.es

AICPEItalian Association of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery

www.aicpe.org

BAAPSBritish Associationof Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons

www.baaps.org.uk

CAPAChinese Association of Plastics and Aesthetics

www.capa.org.cn

IRRSInternational Rhinoplasty Research Society

www.rhinoplastyresearch.com

ISPASIsraeli Society of Plastic Aesthetic Surgery

www.plasticsurgery.org.il

JSPRSJordanian Society for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

www.jsprs.net

LSPRASLebanese Society of Plastic,Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery

www.lspras.com

SMCPREMoroccan Society of Plastic,Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery

www.smcpre.com

SOFCEPFrench Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons

www.sofcep.org

VDPACGerman Association of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery

www.vdaepc.de

Plastic surgerySOCIETIES

In the constant search of qualitative learning and education,IMCAS is eager to develop scientific partnerships

all around the globe.

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GENITAL TREATMENTStrack

THURSDAY - FROM 9 AM TO 6.30 PMFRIDAY - FROM 5.30 TO 6.30 PM

SATURDAY - FROM 8 AM TO 1 PM

Wednesday31 January

9 AM to6.30 PM

• Pre-congress workshop:World Rhinoplasty Video Symposium

2 to 8 PM • Badge pickup & registration

Thursday 1 February7 AM • Badge pickup & registration

1 to 2 PM

2 to6.30 PM

• Optional Target courses Explore a topic in depth in an intimate setting. Sign up now

• China Masterclass

4.30 to6.30 PM

• Optional Video Class Enjoy practical learning. Sign up now

Friday2 February7 AM • Badge pickup & registration

8 AM to6.30 PM

• Middle East & North Africa Masterclass (MENA)

12 to6.30 PM

• Professional business focus: Aesthetics Innovation Forum & World Tribune

1 to 2 PM

6.30 to7.30 PM • Networking Cocktail

Saturday3 February7 AM • Badge pickup & registration

8 AM to4 PM • Eastern Europe Masterclass (EEMC)

1 to 2 PM

8 PM • 20th Anniversary Gala Dinner

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ANATOMYtrack

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FILLERS & BOTULINUM TOXINStrack

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PRACTICE MANAGEMENTtrack

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LIPOFILLING & PRPtrack

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COSMECEUTICALStrack

FRIDAY - FROM 8 AM TO 6.30 PMSATURDAY - FROM 2 TO 3 PM

SUSPENDING DEVICEStrackTHURSDAY - FROM 2 TO 6.30 PMFRIDAY - FROM 12 TO 1 PMSATURDAY - FROM 2 TO 6.30 PM

BREAST & BODY SURGERYtrackTHURSDAY - FROM 11 AM TO 6.30 PM FRIDAY - FROM 11 AM TO 12 PMSATURDAY - FROM 8 AM TO 6.30 PM

COMBINED TREATMENTStrackFRIDAY - FROM 9 AM TO 4 PMSATURDAY - FROM 2 TO 4 PM

RHINOPLASTY & FACEtrackTHURSDAY - FROM 9 AM TO 6.30 PMFRIDAY - FROM 8 TO 10.15 AM

LASERS, EBD &BODY SHAPINGtrackTHURSDAY - FROM 9 AM TO 6.30 PM FRIDAY - FROM 8 AM TO 6.30 PMSATURDAY - FROM 9 TO 6.30 PM

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CLINICAL DERMATOLOGYtrackFRIDAY - FROM 8 AM TO 6.30 PMSATURDAY - FROM 8 TO 9 AM AND 5.30 TO 6.30 PM

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FacultySPEAKERS

ABAZOVIC Dzihan, MD, MontenegroABBOUD Marwan, Plastic surgeon, Belgium

ABDELAZIZ MEKKAWY Eman S A, MD, EgyptABOZEID Mohamed, Plastic surgeon, Egypt

ABULHASSAN Hussein S, Plastic surgeon, EgyptACQUILLA Raj, MD, United Kingdom

ADATTO Maurice, Dermatologist, SwitzerlandADHOUTE Hertsel, PHD - Research, France

ANDJELKOV Katarina, Plastic surgeon, SerbiaAPALLA Zoe, Dermatologist, Greece

APAYDIN Faizal, Facial plastic surgeon, TurkeyARROYO ROMO Cesar, MD, SpainARTZI Ofir, Dermatologist, Israel

ASCENSAO ALVES Rubina Filipa, Dermatologist, PortugalASLANI Alexander, Plastic surgeon, Spain

AVRAM Mathew M, Dermatologist, United StatesAYRES Eloisa, Dermatologist, Brazil

AZNAR MANAS Fernando Miguel, Gynecologist, SpainBADAWI Ashraf M, Dermatologist, Canada

BADER Alexandros, Gynecologist, United KingdomBEILIN Ghislaine, MD, France

BENATAR Marc, Cosmetic surgeon, FranceBENITO RUIZ Jesus, Plastic surgeon, Spain

BENMOUSLY MLIKA Rym, Dermatologist, TunisiaBERLANDA Maurizio, Cosmetic surgeon, Italy

BERNE Fredrik Cosmetic surgeon, SwedenBERRENI Nicolas, Gynecologist, France

BERROS Philippe, Oculoplastic surgeon, MonacoBEUT Javier, Facial plastic surgeon, Spain

BLOOM Bradley S, Dermatologist, United StatesBOGATENKOV Aleksey Igorevich, Dermatologist, Russia

BONAN Paolo, Dermatologist, ItalyBONCIANI Diletta, Dermatologist, Italy

BORELLI Claudia, Dermatologist, GermanyBOSSEILA Manal, Dermatologist, Egypt

BOTCHKAREV Vladimir, Dermatologist, RussiaBOTCHKAREVA Natalia V, Dermatologist, United Kingdom

BOTTI Chiara, Plastic surgeon, ItalyBOUCHER Fabien, Plastic surgeon, France

BRAMBILLA Massimiliano Federico, Plastic surgeon, ItalyBRANFORD Olivier, Plastic surgeon, United Kingdom

BRENNAN Alexandre, Industry representative, SwitzerlandBRONES Laurent, Industry representative, FranceBUFORD Gregory, Plastic surgeon, United States

BURCHARD Philip, Industry representative, GermanyCANNAROZZO Giovanni, Dermatologist, Italy

CAPURRO Sergio, Plastic surgeon, ItalyCASABONA Gabriela, Dermatologist, Brazil

CASANOVA Dominique, Plastic surgeon, FranceCHACON QUIROS Juan Jose, Industry representative, Costa Rica

CHERON Michel, Industry representative, FranceCHHABRA Chiranjiv, Dermatologist, India

CHIGNON Thierry, Financial analyst, FranceCOGREL Olivier, Dermatologist, France

COHEN Steven R, Plastic surgeon, United StatesCONDE GREEN Alexandra, Plastic surgeon, United States

CORMENZANA OLASO Pedro, Plastic surgeon, SpainCORTINAS Fabian Eduardo, Plastic surgeon, Argentina

COTOFANA Sebastian, MD, United StatesCUI Haiyan, Plastic surgeon, China

DANIEL Rollin K, Plastic surgeon, United StatesDAVIS Rick, Facial plastic surgeon, United States

DAY Doris, Dermatologist, United StatesDE GOURSAC Catherine, MD, France

DE LACERDA Davi, Dermatologist, BrazilDEL VECCHIO Daniel, Plastic surgeon, United States

DESAI Viral Ramesh, Plastic surgeon, IndiaDIACAKIS Richard, Plastic surgeon, France

DIBERNARDO Barry, Plastic surgeon, United StatesDIERICKX Christine, Dermatologist, Belgium

DU CREST Dominique, IMCAS Academy Executive Editor, FranceDUNCAN Diane Irvine, Plastic surgeon, United States

EAST Charles Anthony, Facial plastic surgeon, United KingdomEL GAREM Yehia Farouk, Dermatologist, EgyptEL MORSY Eman Hamed, Dermatologist, Egypt

EZZEDINE Khaled, MD, FranceFABI Sabrina, Dermatologist, United States

FALCAO DE MELO Francisco Manuel, Plastic surgeon, PortugalFALLATAH Manula, Dermatologist, Saudi Arabia

FENNICHE Samy, Dermatologist, TunisiaFERNANDEZ Jonathan, Plastic surgeon, France

FITOUSSI Alfred, Plastic surgeon, FranceFLYNN John Hinton, Cosmetic surgeon, Australia

FOUCHER Christophe, Industry representative, FranceFRASER John K, PHD - Research, United States

FRIEDMAN Nimrod, Plastic surgeon, IsraelFRIEDMAN Oren L, Facial plastic surgeon, United StatesFRILEUX Pascal, Anatomopathologist, FranceFRISINA Louis R, Marketing specialist, United StatesFRITZ Klaus, Dermatologist, GermanyGAIDASH Natalia, Dermatologist, RussiaGALVAN GARCIA Hector Ricardo, Dermatologist, MexicoGASPAR Adrian, Gynecologist, ArgentinaGAUGLITZ Gerd, Dermatologist, GermanyGAVIRIA Jorge, Gynecologist, SpainGENTILE Richard D, Facial plastic surgeon, United StatesGENTILE Pietro, Plastic surgeon, ItalyGHANEM Lobna, MD, EgyptGILABERTE CALZADA Yolanda, Dermatologist, SpainGILIS Janis, Plastic surgeon, LatviaGOISIS Mario, Plastic surgeon, ItalyGOKSEL Abdulkadir, Plastic surgeon, TurkeyGOLD Michael H, Dermatologist, United StatesGONZALEZ Raul, Plastic surgeon, BrazilGONZALEZ ISAZA Pablo, Urologist, ColombiaGOUT Uliana, MD, United KingdomGUNN David, Industry representative, United KingdomHADDAD Alessandra, Facial plastic surgeon, BrazilHAEDERSDAL Merete, Dermatologist, DenmarkHAN Seung Kyu, Plastic surgeon, South KoreaHARRIS Leslie, Industry representative, United StatesHEDEN Per, Plastic surgeon, SwedenHERBAGE Benjamin, Industry representative, FranceHERSANT Barbara, Plastic surgeon, FranceHEXSEL Doris, Dermatologist, United StatesHILBERT Pavel, Marketing specialist, Czech RepublicHOFFMANN Klaus, Dermatologist, GermanyHONART Jean Francois, Plastic surgeon, FranceHONG Kyungkook, Dermatologist, South KoreaHOYOS ARIZA Alfredo Ernesto, Plastic surgeon, ColombiaHUMZAH Muhammed Dalvi, Plastic surgeon, United KingdomHUNTER Nahla, Dermatologist, EgyptINALOZ Huseyin Serhat, Dermatologist, TurkeyINDILOVA Natalya, Dermatologist, RussiaINGALLINA Fabio Massimo, Plastic surgeon, ItalyJAF Mohammed Y, Dermatologist, IraqKALAAJI Amin, Plastic surgeon, NorwayKALIA Yogeshvar N, Pharmacologist, SwitzerlandKAMAKURA Tatsuro, Plastic surgeon, JapanKAPOOR Krishan Mohan, Plastic surgeon, IndiaKARNI Ziv, Industry representative, IsraelKARRER Thierry, Marketing specialist, SwitzerlandKAUVAR Arielle N B, Dermatologist, United StatesKEANEY Terrence, Dermatologist, United StatesKERSCHER Martina J, Dermatologist, GermanyKESTEMONT Philippe, Facial plastic surgeon, FranceKHRUSTALEVA Irina Eduardovna, Plastic surgeon, RussiaKIM Eung Choon, Plastic surgeon, South KoreaKINNEY Brian M, Plastic surgeon, United StatesKIRCIK Leon H, Dermatologist, United StatesKOCH Brenton B, Facial plastic surgeon, United StatesKOHLI Malavika, Dermatologist, IndiaKOLODCHENKO Yegor , Dermatologist, UkraineKOSINS Aaron, Plastic surgeon, United StatesKOSMADAKI Marita, Dermatologist, GreeceKOVACEVIC Milos, Facial plastic surgeon, GermanyKRAMER Ariel, Marketing specialist, SwedenKRIDEL Russell W H, Facial plastic surgeon, United StatesLABIB Lamya Hussein, Dermatologist, EgyptLAMBROS Vasilios S, Plastic surgeon, United StatesLAPIDOTH Moshe , Dermatologist, IsraelLAUBACH Hans Joachim, Dermatologist, FranceLE LOUARN Claude, Plastic surgeon, FranceLEHETA Tahra, Dermatologist, EgyptLEIBASCHOFF Gustavo, Gynecologist, United StatesLESHUNOV Evgenii, Plastic surgeon, RussiaLEWIS Wendy, Marketing specialist, United StatesLEYMARIE Nicolas, Plastic surgeon, FranceLIANG Hong, Dermatologist, ChinaLICCARDO Marco, Orthopedist, ItalyLISTIAWAN Muhammad Yulianto, Dermatologist, IndonesiaLIU Daniel, Plastic surgeon, United StatesLIU Hongwei, Plastic surgeon, ChinaLOTFY TAHA ELSAIE Mohamed, PHD-Research, EgyptLUTHRA Amit, Dermatologist, IndiaMAGALON Jeremy, Pharmacologist, FranceMAGON Navneet, Gynecologist, IndiaMANSTEIN Dieter, Dermatologist, United StatesMARES Pierre, Gynecologist, FranceMAVILIA Luciano, Dermatologist, Italy

MCLAREN Ken, Financial analyst, CanadaMEAUME Sylvie, Dermatologist, France

MEHTA Vivek, Dermatologist, IndiaMENDELSON Bryan Christopher, Facial plastic surgeon, Australia

MENDIETA Constantino G, Plastic surgeon, United StatesMENENDEZ GRAINO LOPEZ Francisco Jose, Plastic surgeon, Spain

MENINGAUD Jean Paul, Facial plastic surgeon, FranceMENKES Sophie, Dermatologist, Switzerland

MILLER Randy B, Plastic surgeon, United StatesMONHEIT Gary D, Dermatologist, United States

MOON Hyoung Jin, Facial plastic surgeon, South KoreaMORETTI Michael, Financial analyst, United States

MOSAHEBI Afshin, Plastic surgeon, United KingdomMOST Sam P, Facial plastic surgeon, United StatesMOZHAROVA Alla, Industry representative, Russia

MUGGENTHALER Frank, Facial plastic surgeon, GermanyNAHABEDIAN Maurice, Plastic surgeon, United States

NAHAI Farzad R, Plastic surgeon, United StatesNAMGOONG Sik, Plastic surgeon, South Korea

NARINS Rhoda S, Dermatologist, United StatesNAST Alexander, Dermatologist, Germany

NAYA, Juan, Industry representative, SpainNEWMAN Laurence, Industry Representative, United Kingdom

NGUYEN Pierre Sebastien, Plastic surgeon, FranceNICOLAU Pierre, Plastic surgeon, France

NOAH Ernst Magnus, Plastic surgeon, GermanyNOUR EL DIN Ahmed Adel, Plastic surgeon, Egypt

OMI Tokuya, Dermatologist, JapanORTIZ Arisa, Dermatologist, United States

OZER ARMON Tzipi, Industry representative, IsraelPAASCH Uwe, Dermatologist, Germany

PALHAZI Peter, MD, HungaryPALLUA Norbert, Plastic surgeon, Germany

PARISI JURADO José Roberto, Cosmetic surgeon, BrazilPARK David Dae Hwan, Plastic surgeon, South Korea

PASCAL Jean Francois, Plastic surgeon, FrancePAVICIC Tatjana, Dermatologist, Germany

PAVLENKO, Tatiana, Dermatologist, RussiaPELLI Maria Jose, Dermatologist, ArgentinaPENG Hsien Li Peter, Dermatologist, Taiwan

PERIN Luis Fernando, Plastic surgeon, BrazilPHILLIPS Katharine, MD, United States

PICARDO Mauro, Dermatologist, Italy

PICKETT Andy, PHD - Research, United KingdomPILLAI Rahul, Cosmetic Surgeon, India

PIZZAMIGLIO Roberto, Plastic surgeon, SpainPRINCEN Marc, Industry representative, Switzerland

PRINZ Andreas, Industry representative, AustriaRAIMBAULT GERARD Catherine, Dermatologist, France

RANCATI Alberto O, Plastic surgeon, ArgentinaRAPPL Thomas, Plastic surgeon, Austria

RATEB Amr, Dermatologist, EgyptREDKA SWOBODA Wolfgang, MD, Germany

RENDON Marta I, Dermatologist, United StatesREVOL Olivier, Psychiatrist, France

RIELLAND Maité, PHD - Research, FranceROSSI Anthony M, Dermatologist, United States

ROYON Romain, PHD - Research, FranceRUDENKO Igor, Dermatologist, Ukraine

RUMYANTSEVA Elena, Dermatologist, FranceSAAKYAN Inessa Nersikovna, Industry representative, Russia

SABAN Yves, Facial plastic surgeon, FranceSACHDEV Mukta, Dermatologist, India

SACOPULOS Michael J, Lawyer, United StatesSADEK Ahmed M, Dermatologist, Egypt

SALAZARD Bruno, Plastic surgeon, FranceSALVATORE Stefano, Gynecologist, Italy

SANCHIZ YRAZU Eduardo Javier, Industry representative, SpainSARFATI Benjamin, Plastic surgeon, FranceSATTLER Gerhard, Dermatologist, Germany

SATTLER Sonja, MD, GermanySAUDI Wael, Dermatologist, Egypt

SCHLESINGER Todd E, Dermatologist, United StatesSEBBAN Sandrine, MD, France

SEERY Tom, Marketing specialist, United StatesSHAGOV Evgeniy, Dermatologist, UkraineSHELKOVITZ Tzachi, Dermatologist, Israel

SMARRITO Stephane, Cosmetic surgeon, SwitzerlandSMUCLER Roman, Facial plastic surgeon, Czech Republic

SOLDATI Gianni, PHD - Research, SwitzerlandSONG Jianxing, Plastic surgeon, ChinaSONG Weimin, Dermatologist, China

SOSOACA Regina, Dermatologist, RomaniaSTAN Constantin, Plastic surgeon, RomaniaSTERODIMAS Aris, Plastic surgeon, Greece

SUAREZ VALLADARES Maria Jesus, Dermatologist, Spain

SULAMANIDZE George, Plastic surgeon, GeorgiaSZEIMIES Rolf Markus, Dermatologist, GermanyTAUPIN Valerie, Industry representative, FranceTEOT Luc, Plastic surgeon, FranceTER TERIAN Eduard, Plastic surgeon, RussiaTHIERSCH Alex R, Lawyer, United StatesTIRYAKI Tunc, Plastic surgeon, TurkeyTOBIN Desmond J, PHD - Research, United KingdomTORIUMI Dean M, Plastic surgeon, United StatesTOWN Godfrey, PHD - Research, United KingdomTRETTI CLEMENTONI Matteo, Plastic surgeon, ItalyTRIVISONNO Angelo, Plastic surgeon, ItalyTROILIUS RUBIN Agneta, Dermatologist, SwedenTURKEVYCH Alexander, Dermatologist, UkraineVALACCHI Giuseppe, PHD - Research, ItalyVALLON EBERHARD Alexandra, Industry representative, SwitzerlandVAN LOGHEM Jani, Cosmetic surgeon, NetherlandsVANDEPUTTE Joan, Plastic surgeon, BelgiumVERNER Ines, Dermatologist, IsraelVIRAG Ronald , Urologist, FranceVOLPEI Charles, Plastic surgeon, FranceWAIBEL Jill S, Dermatologist, United StatesWALDORF, Heidi A, Dermatologist, United StatesWANG Xiuli, Dermatologist, ChinaWANG Jianliu, Gynecologist, ChinaWANITPHAKDEEDECHA Rungsima, Dermatologist, ThailandWEINKLE Susan H, Dermatologist, United StatesWIEST Luitgard, Dermatologist, GermanyWINTER Cecile, Facial plastic surgeon, FranceWOJAK Terri, Marketing specialist, United StatesWOOLERY LLOYD Heather, Dermatologist, United StatesWU Huiling, Plastic surgeon, ChinaYI Chenggang, Plastic surgeon, ChinaYOSHIMURA, Kotaro, Plastic surgeon, JapanYUTSKOVSKAYA Yana Aleksandrovna, Dermatologist, RussiaZABNENKOVA Olga Vladimirovna, Dermatologist, RussiaZHANG Bin, Professional association / society, ChinaZHAO Yi, Dermatologist, ChinaZHOLTIKOV Vitaly Vladimirovitch, Plastic surgeon, RussiaZHU Guozhang Victor, Plastic surgeon, ChinaZOCCHI Michele, Plastic surgeon, ItalyZOUHAIR Kawtar, Dermatologist, Morocco

DAHAN Serge, Dermatologist, FranceDAYAN Steven H, Facial plastic surgeon, USA

LANDAU Marina, Dermatologist, IsraelLE PILLOUER PROST Anne, Dermatologist, France

MAGALON Guy, Plastic surgeon, FranceMOJALLAL Ali, Plastic surgeon, France

MORDON Serge, PHD - Research, FranceNAHAI Foad, Plastic surgeon, United States

NESTOR Mark Steven, Dermatologist,USAROSSI Bernard, Dermatologist, FranceSUNDARAM Hema, Dermatologist,USA

IndustrySPEAKERS

ANTUNES Chloe, Industry representative, FranceBEN Jean Paul, Industry representative, France

BERNARD Bruno, PHD - Research, FranceGRAZIANO Antonino, Plastic surgeon, Italy

HUANG Zheng, Industry representative, ChinaPASSEMARD Marie - Ange, Industry representative, France

PERUSSI Sergio, Industry representative, BrazilSINHA Robin, PHD - Research, France

ContributingSPEAKERS

AMANI SAAD Yassine, MD, LebanonBATNIJI Rami Kamal, Facial plastic surgeon, United StatesHAYOT Bernard, Plastic surgeon, FranceKIM Jong Seo, Plastic surgeon, South KoreaNARA Kishen, Cosmetic surgeon, AustraliaSAAD Ahmad, Plastic surgeon, United StatesTREMP Mathias, Plastic surgeon, SwitzerlandWAHDAN Wessam Samir Mohamed, Plastic surgeon, Egypt

CourseDIRECTOR

ASCHER BenjaminPLASTIC SURGEON, FRANCE

CourseCOORDINATORS

CARTIER HuguesDERMATOLOGIST, FRANCE

GARSON SebastienPLASTIC SURGEON, FRANCE

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ABS Richard, Plastic surgeon, FranceCASSUTO Daniel, Plastic surgeon, Italy

ESCOBAR Sergio Omar, Dermatologist, ArgentinaGAUTHIER Nelly, Stomatologist, France

GHANNAM Sahar Foad, Dermatologist, CanadaHUANG Po Han Patrick, Dermatologist, TaiwanPRASETYO Adri Dwi, Dermatologist, IndonesiaROSENGAUS Frank, Facial plastic surgeon, Mexico

ROUIF Michel, Plastic surgeon, FranceRZANY Berthold, Dermatologist, Germany

SADICK Neil S, Dermatologist, United StatesSYKES Jonathan, Facial plastic surgeon, USA

ZAKINE Gilbert, Plastic surgeon, France

ScientificSECRETARIES

ScientificCOMMITTEE

AssociateCOURSE COORDINATORS

GERBAULT OlivierPLASTIC SURGEON, FRANCE

GOLDBERG David JDERMATOLOGIST, UNITED STATES

MOLE BernardPLASTIC SURGEON, FRANCE


20th Annual World Congress 2018


FACULTY

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French / English

English / Russian

English / Chinese

translation available

for indicated sessions


ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 ROOM 6 ROOM 7 ROOM 8 ROOM 9 ROOM 10 ROOM 11 ROOM 12Q850U Q280U Q220U Q450U Q220U Q380U Q380U Q650U Q370U Q220U Q380U Q120U

SUSPENDING DEVICES FACE SURGERY

GENITAL TREATMENTS BODY SURGERYCHINA

ANATOMY ON CADAVER BODY SHAPING PEELINGS BREAST SURGERY LASERS & EBD FACE SURGERY PRODUCT ANALYSIS

7

9S1 S17 S41, S42 S49, S50 S57 S65, S66 S81 S89

10

FAT & BUTTOCKSANATOMY

GENITAL SYNDROME OF MENOPAUSE (GSM)

WHAT’S NEW AND WHAT’S TRUE IN CHEMICAL

PEELING & ANTI-AGING

3.0 EVOLUTION: LOOKING TOWARDS THE

FUTURE

COMPLICATIONS WITH LASERS

RHINOPLASTY: LOWER THIRD & NASAL TIP

NEW LASER DIODE FOR HAIR REMOVAL

STATE OF THE ART

AESTHETIC VASCULAR DISEASES

S2 S18 S58 S82 S90

11

FAT & BREASTANATOMY

ADDRESSING SURGICAL GENITAL COMPLICATIONS

EBD & FRACTIONAL DEVICES FOR ACNE SCARS

RF MINIMAL INVASIVE - MICRONEEDLES AND SUB

DERMAL APPROACHA TO Z OF PRP

S3 S19 S35 S43 S51, S52 S59 S67, S68 S075, S076 S83 S91

12

ANATOMY FOR INJECTIONS FOR THE

UPPER FACE

NON-INVASIVE METHODS AND TECHNIQUES USED FOR FUNCTIONAL & AESTHETIC

GENITAL RESTORATION

ABDOMINOPLASTY: 20 YEARS OF EVOLUTION

HYPERHIDROSIS

RHINOPLASTY: CAMOUFLAGE

IMPROVING RESULTS IN EYEBROW, UPPER EYELID

AND LOWER EYELID SURGERY

NEW PDT SENSITISERS - SOURCES OF LIGHTS

A TO Z OF BUTTOCKS SURGERY

S4 S12 S20 S36 S44 S60 S84 S92

1

ANATOMY FORTHREADS

& INJECTIONS

GENITAL TREATMENTS: LASER & EBD

BIOSTIMULATORY FILLERSPRODUCTS AND DEVICES

FOR HYPERHIDROSIS

2IMCAS BEYOND IN ROOM 1 IMCAS BEYOND IN ROOM 1

S5 S13 S21 S29 S37 S45 S53, S54 S61 S69, S70 S77 S85 S93

3


MIDFACE

ANATOMY AND THREAD CLASSIFICATION:

RESORBABLE & NON RESORBABLE THREADS

OVERVIEW

CRYOLIPOLYSIS - INVESTIGATING

CURRENT TRENDS

20 YEARS OF BREAST SURGERY IMPLANTS

CLINICAL CASES AND GOOD CHOICES FOR

LASERS & EBD 1

SHOWCASING ADVANCED

TECHNIQUES IN MEDICAL PROFILOPLASTY

COMBINED TREATMENTS IN ASIAN MORPHOTYPES CUTTING EDGE NOVELTIES

WITH THREADSA TO Z OF

EYELID SURGERY

S6 S14 S22 S30, S31 S38 S46 S62 S78 S86 S94

4


LOWER FACE & NECK

WHICH THREADS & WHICH TECHNIQUES FOR

BETTER OUTCOMES

BODY “FIRE AND ICE” TREATMENTS


LASERS & EBD 2 FAT GRAFTING BOTULINUM TOXINS -

NEW DEVELOPMENT, THEORIES AND STUDIES

A TO Z OF FACELIFTS

4.30S7 S15 S23, S24 S39 S47 S55, S56 S63 S71, S72 S79 S87 S95

5.30

VULVOVAGINAL & MALE GENITAL

ANATOMY

THREADS AND COMBINED TREATMENTS

BODY CONTOURINGFIGHTING CELLULITE

MODERN PRACTICE IN BREAST PLASTY

CUTTING-EDGE TECHNIQUES WITH

LASERS & EBD FOR SCAR TREATMENTS

RE-EXAMINING 20 YEARS OF FACELIFTS

ORBITO-PALPEBRAL PATHOLOGIES

LIPOFILLING: NEW TOOLS IN

REGENERATIVE MEDICINESTATE OF THE ART

RHINOPLASTYS8 S16 S32 S40 S48 S64 S80 S88

6.30

SUBMENTAL FATANATOMY

IN-DEPTH APPROACH TO SUSPENDING DEVICES

ADDRESSING THE BODY

FRACTIONAL C02 LASER UPDATE

GENITAL TREATMENTSHA SERINGABILITY - NEW DEVICE FOR INJECTIONS

in collaboration with WSCG and EUGA

in collaboration with GRIRG AND ESAG

in collaboration with CERRG, SICPRE AND

SEGERF

in collaboration with IPS

in collaboration with BAAPS AND SOFCEP

in collaboration with GLSFD


in collaboration with SOFCEP

in collaboration with IRRS




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French / English

English / Russian

English / Chinese




INJECTABLES MIDDLE EAST&

SUSPENDING DEVICES COMBINED TREATMENTS

NORTH AFRICA INJECTABLES

CLINICAL DERMATOLOGY LIPOFILLING COSMECEUTICALS PRACTICE MANAGEMENT LASERS & EBD COMBINED TREATMENTS PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS

7

8S97 S105 S113 S121 S129 S137 S145 S153 S161 S169 S177 S185

9

RISKS AND CHALLENGES WITH

RESORBABLE FILLERSMINIMAL INVASIVE BODY

SHAPING OPTIMIZING TREATMENTS

FOR ACNE & ROSACEA

ALOPECIA ANDCELLULAR THERAPY: STEM CELLS & PRP

EPIGENETICS OF SKIN AND HAIR: COSMECEUTICALS

REVIEW

HOW TO GROW YOUR PRACTICE?

LASERS AND EBD FOR MELASMA

AVOIDING PSYCHOLOGICAL

PITFALLS IN AESTHETIC PROCEDURES

THE ART OF INJECTABLES FOR THE ORBIT

CONTRIBUTED TALKS LASERS, RF & EBD

CONTRIBUTED TALKS INJECTABLES

STATE OF THE ART BUTTOCK SURGERY

S98 S106 S114 S122 S130 S138 S146 S154 S162 S170 S178 S186

10.15

INTRAVASCULAR COMPLICATIONS WITH

INJECTABLES: FIGHTING THE DOGMAS

UPDATES IN INJECTABLES ADVANCES IN

NAIL DISEASES

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE EXPERTS FOR

FACE LIPOFILLING

SKIN PIGMENTATION: APPLIED RESEARCH

FOR COSMECEUTICAL TREATMENTS

HOW TO TRAIN YOUR STAFF?

PDT NEW INDICATIONS

DIAGNOSTICS IN FACIAL AGING:

FROM MORPHOTYPES TO PRACTICAL APPLICATION

HOW TO DEAL WITH INJECTIONS IN

THE TEMPLE AREA

CONTRIBUTED TALKS THREADS

CONTRIBUTED TALKS COMBINED TREATMENTS

STATE OF THE ART FACELIFT

11S99, S100 S107 S115 S123 S131 S139 S147 TO S152 S155, S156 S163 S171, S172 S179, S180 S187

12

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN LASERS & EBD PSORIASIS: WHAT YOU

NEED TO KNOWTHE DO’S AND DON’TS IN

BREAST LIPOFILLING

HAIR PIGMENTATION: APPLIED RESEARCH


HOW TO DIVERSIFY YOUR BUSINESS FOR OTHER

REVENUES?

LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS: LASERS & EBD

UPPER FACE CONTOUR REJUVENATION

NEW APPROACH TO THE LOWER FACE AND

LIP CORNER WITH INJECTABLES STATE OF THE ART

BREAST IMPLANTS

S108 S116 S124 S132 S140 S164 S188

1

THREADS & COMBINED TREATMENTS

IN-DEPTH APPROACH TO PIGMENTARY DISORDERS

RISE TO THE CHALLENGE OF BUTTOCK LIPOFILLING

SKIN & PIGMENTATION: WORLD REVIEW OF COSMECEUTICALS

TREATMENTS

WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW THAT MAY RUIN YOUR

PRACTICE

AESTHETICS INNOVATION FORUM

THREADS


S101, S102 S109 S117 S125 S133 S141


S157

AESTHETICS INNOVATION

FORUM

S173 S181, S182 S189

3

CONTRIBUTED TALKS: CHALLENGING CASES

NON-MELANOMA SKIN CANCER

INNOVATIVE TRENDS IN LIPOFILLING

HAIR & PIGMENTATION: WORLD REVIEW OF COSMECEUTICALS

TREATMENTS

HOW TO KEEP PATIENTS COMING BACK?

CHEEK & MOUTH REJUVENATION

INJECTABLES

S110 S118 S126 TO S128 S134 S142 S158 S174 S190

4

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT, MARKETING &

COMMUNICATION ADVANCES IN HIDRADENITIS

LIPOFILLING VIDEO WORKSHOP

NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS, NUTRITION AND PIGMENTATION

HOW TO AVOID OR MANAGE UNHAPPY

PATIENTS?

FACIAL CONTOUR & NECK REJUVENATION

MEDICAL HAIR RESTORATION

4.30S103 S111 S119, S120


S135 S143


S159, S160 S167, S168 S175, S176 S183, S184 S191

5.30

STATE OF ART IN REGENERATIVE MEDICINE

SCARS & HEALING

LIVE DEMONSTRATIONSPOST-TREATMENT COSMECEUTICALS

HOW TO BUILD YOUR IMAGE ONLINE?

INJECTABLES

IMCAS WORLD ECONOMIC TRIBUNE

HAND REJUVENATION

S104 S112 S136 S144 S192

6.30

PLASTIC SURGERY OPERATIONS, HOW CAN

THEY DIFFER?

TOMORROW'S COSMECEUTICALS:

WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS?

HOW TO ATTRACT PATIENTS THROUGH SOCIAL NETWORKS?

A TO Z OF GENITAL RESTORATION

7.30 NETWORKING COCKTAIL NETWORKING COCKTAIL

in collaboration with LSPRAS

in collaboration with SMD, TSD

in collaboration with GLSTDV

in collaboration with ICC, AIDA, MEIDAM


in collaboration with Libya, Kurdistan & Sudanese societies

in collaboration with JSDV

in collaboration with SMCPRE and AAEGY

in collaboration with G-SCARS

in collaboration with GDEC

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INJECTABLES HAIR RESTORATIONEASTERN EUROPE

BODY SHAPING

MALE TREATMENTS LASERS & EBD BREAST SURGERY COMBINED TREATMENTS

SUSPENDING DEVICES INJECTABLES LASERS & EBD SUSPENDING DEVICES LASERS & EBD BODY SURGERY R&D PRP

7

8S193 S201 S209 S217 S225, S226 S233 S241 S249 S257 S265, S266 S273 S281

9

TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY FOR

INJECTIONS

THE NEW WORLD OF HAIR RESTORATION

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT & MARKETING

PRIMARY PREVENTION AND EARLY

INTERVENTION

CONTRIBUTED TALKS GENITAL TREATMENTS


NEW TRENDS IN BREAST RECONSTRUCTION

BREAST IMPLANTS FOR BEGINNERS

(YOUNG SURGEONS)

CONTRIBUTED TALKS LIPOFILLING, PRP &

STEM CELLSSCARS

S194 S202 S210 S218 TO S224 S234 S242 TO S244 S250 S258 S274 S282

10.15

HOW TO AVOID THE RISK OF COMPLICATIONS WITH

TOXINS?

IMPROVING RESULTS IN HAIR RESTORATION

REVIEW OF AGE RELATED GROUPS FOR MIDFACE,

PERIORBITAL AND NOSE TREATMENTS

LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS: INJECTABLES

ADVANCES IN GENITAL TREATMENTS

LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS: LASERS

CONTRIBUTED TALKS CLINICAL DERMATOLOGY

COMMON PROBLEMS IN BREAST

RECONSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTED TALKS SURGERY

A TO Z OFSKIN TIGHTENING

11S195 S203 S211


S227, S228 S235


S251 S259 S267 S275, S276 S283

12

ANATOMY TO OPTIMIZE HAND INJECTIONS

COMPLICATIONS AND DIFFICULT CASES IN THE

LOWER FACE

NEW APPROACHES TO BODY SHAPING &

CELLULITE

WHAT'S NEW IN ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

ETHNIC SKIN AND LASER - WHICH DEVICE? HOW TO

PREVENT AND TREAT?

AESTHETIC BARIATRIC SURGERY

HOME USE DEVICES: FROM BASIC SCIENCE TO

CLINICAL PRACTICE

STATE OF THE ARTLOWER EYELID SURGERY

S196 S204, S205 S212 S236 S252 S260 S268 S284

1

INJECTABLES: PERIORAL

NEW CHALLENGES

COMPLICATIONS AND DIFFICULT CASES FOR THE

NECK, DÉCOLLETÉ AND HANDS

WHAT'S NEW IN PENOPLASTY

LASER ASSISTED DRUG DELIVERY

VOLUMETRY AND LIFTING

MINIMAL INVASIVE SUBMENTAL FAT


S197 TO S200 S213


S229 S237 S245, S246 S253 S261 S269 S277, S278 S285

3

REVIEW OF AGE RELATED GROUPS FOR PERIBUCAL

TREATMENTS

AESTHETIC MALE THORACOPLASTY

LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS: THREADS

EBD: BODY SHAPING & BODY CONTOURING

REVIEW AND GOLDEN RULES IN BUTTOCK

LIFTING

COMBINED TREATMENTS

PIGMENTATION

S206 S214 S230 S238 S254 S262 S270 S286

4


UPPER FACE

MINIMAL INVASIVE AND COSMETIC

MALE TREATMENTS

FACIAL SKIN TIGHTENING AND LIPOLYSIS

IMPROVING RESULTS IN BODY SURGERY: WITH

OR WITHOUT COMBINED TREATMENTS? A TO Z OF

SOCIAL NETWORKS

4.30S207, S208 S215, S216


S231 S239, S240 S247 S255, S256 S263, S264 S271 S279

5.30NEW TECHNOLOGIES

THREADS

EBD & PERIORBITAL: THE NEW CHALLENGE

Q-SWITCHED ND:YAG LASERS

SURGICAL PROCEDURES FOR THE BUTTOCKS

AND BODY

PRODUCT ANALYSIS: PRP

S232 S248 S272 S280

6.30

R&DADVANCES IN PRP &

REGENERATIVE MEDICINE

8.00 GALA DINNER GALA DINNER

in collaboration with PARIS BREAST RENDEZ VOUS

in collaboration with ESLD

in collaboration with HUD


INJECTABLES

GENITAL TREATMENTS

BREAST SURGERY

in collaboration with SARGE


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Follow thetrack

Follow thetrack

FRIDAY • 9 AM to 6.30 PM

Fat for buttocks S1 •Fat for breasts S2 •

Injections for the upper face S3 •Threads and fillers S4 •

Injections for the midface S5 •Injections for the lower face & neck S6 •

Genital treatments S7 •Submental fat S8 •

SATURDAY • 8 to 12 PM

Topographical anatomy for injections S193 •Anatomy to optimize hand injections S195 •

Anatomical review is crucial when planning aesthetic treatments and ensuring that patients receive the

best outcomes.

We offer you a session dedicated to topographical anatomy for injections where experts will be asked to draw and describe the anatomical variations, possible dangers and how and which tools to use to ensure safe injections.

For a comprehensive full day review, do not miss out on the live Anatomy on Cadaver Workshop, unquestionably one of highlights of every IMCAS Congress.

Broadcast live from the “Fer à Moulin”, Surgery School of Paris, our experts will demonstrate the latest aesthetics techniques on the relevant body parts, while offering

tips and tricks with an anatomical reference to get the best results for your patients.

Each session is composed of a live dissector, a live injector and will end with a comment by an expert and questions from the audience.

The Anatomy on Cadaver Workshop explores a number of important themes, including threads, vulvovaginal rejuvenation, injectables and fat injections.

How to ensure that you apply the best technique for a specific zone? How to avoid dangers zones whilst injecting? This is your chance to review your anatomical references and gain a visual understanding.

School of Surgery & Anatomy «Fer à Moulin»

With the exceptionalSUPPORT OF

“FER À MOULIN” SURGERY SCHOOL OF PARIS

THURSDAY • 3 to 5.30 PM

• S86 Product Analysis - Botulinum toxins: new development, theories and studies• S88 Product Analysis - HA seringability: new device for injections

FRIDAY • 8 to 11 AM and 2 to 6.30 PM

• S97 Risks and challenges with non-resorbable injectables• S98 Intravascular complications with injectables: fighting the dogmas• S159, S160 Video class - Injectables• S161 The art of injectables for the orbit• S162 How to deal with injections in the temple area• S163 New approach to the lower face and lip corner with injectables• S189 Target course - Injectables 1• S191 Target course - Injectables 2

SATURDAY • 9 AM to 6.30 PM

• S194 How to avoid the risk of complications with toxins?• S196 Perioral: new challenges• S218 to S224 Live demonstrations - Injectables

T he popularity of all minimally invasive treatments is on the rise, with fillers and botox continually

being among the most sought after treatments. Their short recovery time and strong media presence serves to make them attractive to all different types of patients.

Through the injectable sessions we aim to give you the knowledge and tools to produce the best results for your patients. In particular, sessions will focus on the orbit, temple, perioral and lower regions of the face.

Of course with any procedure, even minimally or non-invasive ones, there are dangers involved. It is important to address these head on; therefore we have dedicated several sessions to avoiding and

dealing with the risks and complications of injectables.

Through the product analysis session we aim to give you an unbiased look at the latest products and devices on the market. This year we are focusing on botulinum toxins and HA seringability.

These sessions present a comparative study, with round-table discussion with manufacturer representatives.

You can also see some of these and other products and devices in action, with a full day of live patient demonstrations. Through these sponsored sessions world leading laboratories will showcase their latest products and demonstrate the best techniques to produce optimal results.

FILLERS &BOTULINUM TOXINS

track

INTERACTIVE LIVE STREAM BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES

FRANCE - SOUTH KOREA

ANATOMYtrack

Coordinators

ASCHER BenjaminPlastic surgeonFrance

RAPPL ThomasPlastic surgeonAustria

Who’s in thetrack? (preliminary list)

Dr ACQUILLA Raj, Dr CASABONA Gabriela,Dr CASSUTO Daniel, Dr COTOFANA Sebastian,Dr DE LACERDA Davi, Dr DE MELO Francisco, Dr ESCOBAR Sergio Omar, Dr GHANNAM Sahar Foad, Dr GOLD Michael H, Dr KESTEMONT Philippe, Dr LANDAU Marina, Dr LORENC Paul,Dr MOLE Bernard, Dr MONHEIT Gary D,Dr NARINS Rhoda S, Dr NESTOR Mark Steven,Dr PAVICIC Tatjana, Dr PELLI Maria Jose,Dr PICKETT Andy,Dr RAIMBAULT GERARD Catherine, Dr ROSENGAUS Frank, Dr ROUIF Michel,Dr RZANY Berthold, Dr SATTLER Sonja,Dr SEBBAN Sandrine, Dr SUNDARAM Hema,Dr VANDEPUTTE Joan, Dr WALDORF Heidi A,Dr WEINKLE Susan H, Dr ZHU Guozhang Victor

Coordinators

ASCHER BenjaminPlastic surgeonFrance

FRILEUX PascalSurgeon (“Fer à Moulin” Surgery School of Paris)France

KESTEMONT PhilippeFacial plastic surgeonFrance


Dr ASLANI Alexander, Dr BERRENI Nicolas,Dr BOUCHER Fabien,Dr BRAMBILLA Massimiliano,Dr FRIEDMAN Nimrod, Dr GARSON Sebastien,Dr HOYOS ARIZA Alfredo,Dr INGALLINA Fabio Massimo,Dr KESTEMONT Philippe, Dr LANDAU Marina,Dr REDKA SWOBODA Wolfgang,Dr SEBBAN Sandrine,Dr SFORZA Marcos Paulo,Dr SYKES Jonathan, Dr WINTER Cecile

LIVEVIDEO

TRANSMISSION

20th nn a or ongress 201




THURSDAY • 9 AM to 6.30 PMInvestigating current trends in lipolysis S21 •

ro and cons or fire and ice treatments S22 •Clinical cases and good choices for lasers & EBD (Part 1) S61 •Clinical cases and good choices for lasers & EBD (Part 2) S62 •

Cutting-edge techniques with lasers & EBD for scar treatments S63 •Fractional CO2 laser update S64 •

Product analysis - Hair removal: new laser diode S81 •Product analysis - RF minimal invasive: microneedles and sub dermal approach S82 •

Product analysis - New PDT sensitisers: sources of lights S83 •

FRIDAY • 8 AM to 6.30 PMPDT new indications S145 •

Lasers and EBD for melasma S146 •Live demonstrations - Lasers & EBD S147 - 152 •

SATURDAY • 9 to 6.30 PMNew approaches to body shaping S227, S228 •

EBD & periorbital: the new challenge S239, S240 •Live demonstrations - Lasers & EBD S242-244 •

Ethnic skin and laser - Which device? How to prevent and treat? S251 •Laser assisted drug delivery S252 •

EBD and body shaping S253 •Facial skin tightening and lipolysis S254 •

Follow thetrack

T he perfect body? his is the nu ber one goal of many patients and through lasers, EBD and other body shaping treatments

we can help them reach it. We will cover a range of body shaping approaches, including lipolysis, cryotherapy, radio frequency, and ultrasound. You can expect to hear the latest research on these treatments plus impartial discussions on the pro and cons and the risks associated with them and elaborate the best protocol. Of course, body shaping is only one of the many diverse ways that lasers and EBD can be used. The perfect lips, a new look or an ovale of face, hand rejuvenation? How to prevent and treat scars? asers and co bined with other techniques allow for a complete result. A number of sessions will also cover their use for facial skin tightening, drug delivery, hair removal, and

skin conditions such laser on high phototype or elas a. oreover, you will have specific focus on

Co2 and Q-switched lasers, RF and PDT within sessions organised in collaboration with the French Laser Group and the ESLD.

The new interactive formats this year are medical and aesthetic cases specially prepared for a panel of experts who are expected to respond instantaneously. There are also several sponsored live demonstrations dedicated to lasers and EBD, plus product analysis round-tables. These sessions will ensure you have all the information necessary about the different products available, to enable you to make informed decisions for your own practice. Mark these sessions in your program to enhance your knowledge of these versatile tools.

LASERS, EBD &BODY SHAPINGtrack

THURSDAY • 2 to 6.30 PM• S13 Resorbable & non resorbable threads overview• S14 In-depth approach to suspending devices addressing the body• S15 Threads and combined treatments• S16 Which threads & which techniques for better outcomes• S85 Product analysis - Cutting-edge novelties with threads

FRIDAY • 12 to 1 PM• S188 Target course - Threads

SATURDAY • 2 to 6.30 PM• S215, S216 Video class - Threads• S245, S246 Live demonstrations - Threads

Follow thetrack

Follow thetrackFRIDAY • 9 AM to 4 PM

• S154 Diagnostics in facial aging: from morphotypes to practical application• S155, 156 Upper face contour rejuvenation• S157 Cheek and mouth rejuvenation• S158 Facial contour & neck rejuvenation

SATURDAY • 2 to 4 PM• S277, S278 Video class - Combined treatments

T hreads and suspending devices are a good alternative for those who are not interested in

surgery, or for those who have already had surgery and just want a little extra lift.

Through the threads and suspending device sessions you can learn how to choose the right thread for the situation, including how anatomy should in uence your decision. lus, learn how to successfully combine them with other treatments to produce superior results for your patients.

We’ll cover the use of threads to not just lift the face, but also the entire body. Experts will share their tried and tested thread techniques for the buttocks, breasts, hips, inner thighs and abdominals.

In addition to the focus sessions you can also attend the product analysis session where experts and manufacturers will discuss the cutting-edge novelties with threads. And through the sponsored live demonstration sessions you can watch the procedures be performed on patients, and see the results for yourself.

I n the search for the most natural and effective results, co bined treatments are becoming more

and more popular. Using more than one treatment often achieves results that a single treatment cannot.

Therefore we are pleased to be able to bring you sessions dedicated to these with a focus on facial rejuvenation. Fillers, injections, lipofilling, liposuction and surgery can all be used in conjunction

to produce the best facial rejuvenation results. Through combined treatments you can tailor your approach to best meet the needs of your individual patients.

Join us as the experts provide their best tips and tricks.

SUSPENDING DEVICEStrack

COMBINED TREATMENTStrack

CoordinatorsASCHER BenjaminPlastic surgeonFrance

GERBAULT OlivierPlastic surgeonFrance

HUANG Patrick Po HanDermatologistTaiwan

Who’s in thetracks? (preliminary list)

Dr COTOFANA Sebastian, Dr HONG Kyungkook, Dr INGALLINA Fabio Massimo, Dr NICOLAU Pierre, Dr PENG Hsien Li Peter, Dr SULAMANIDZE George,Dr WEINKLE Susan H, Dr INGALLINA Fabio Massimo, Dr GAUTHIER Nelly, Dr PAVICIC Tatjana, Dr LAMBROS Vasilios S, Dr NAHAI Farzad R, Dr CORTINAS Fabian Eduardo, Dr MOJALLAL Ali

CoordinatorsBADAWI AshrafDermatologistCanada

CARTIER HughesDermatologistFrance

DAHAN SergeDermatologistFrance

LE PILLOUER AnneDermatologistFrance

MORDON SergePHD - ResearchFrance


Dr ADATTO Maurice, Dr ARTZI Ofir, Dr AVRAM Mathew M,Dr BENMOUSLY MLIKA Rym, Dr BONAN Paolo, Dr CANNAROZZO Giovanni, Dr CASSUTO Daniel, Dr DE GOURSAC Catherine, Dr DUNCAN Diane Irvine, Dr GALVAN GARCIA Hector Ricardo, Dr GAUGLITZ Gerd, Dr GHANNAM Sahar Foad, Dr GILABERTE CALZADA Yolanda, Dr GOLD Michael H, Dr HADDAD Alessandra, Dr HAEDERSDAL Merete, Dr HERSANT Barbara,Dr HOFFMANN Klaus, Dr KAUVAR Arielle N B,Dr KERSCHER Martina J, Dr LANDAU Marina,Dr LAUBACH Hans Joachim,Dr MENINGAUD Jean Paul,Dr PAVICIC Tatjana, Dr PERUSSI Sergio,Dr ROSSI Anthony M, Dr RZANY Berthold,Dr SACHDEV Mukta,Dr SUAREZ VALLADARES Maria Jesus, Dr TRETTI CLEMENTONI Matteo, Dr VERNER Ines, Dr WANITPHAKDEEDECHA Rungsima, Dr YOSHIMURA Kotaro, Dr ZOUHAIR Kawtar

Friday 4.30 to 6.30 PM• S23, S24 Video Class - Body contouring fightingcellulite

Saturday at 9 AM, 4.30 and 5.30 PM• S282 Target course - Skin tightening• S255 Video Class - Q-switched Nd:YAG laser• S288 Target course - Skin pigmentation

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FRIDAY • 8 AM to 6.30 PMHow to grow your practice? S137 •

How to train your staff? S138 •How to diversify your business for other revenues? S139 •

What you don’t know that may run your practice S140 •How to keep patients coming back? S141 •

How to avoid or manage unhappy patients? S142 •How to build your image online S143 •

How to attract patients through social networks? S144 •

SATURDAY • 3 to 4 PMTarget course - Social networks S286 •

PRACTICEMANAGEMENTtrack

Follow thetrack

FRIDAY • 8 AM to 6.30 PM• S129 Epigenetics of skin and hair - Cosmeceuticals review• S130 Skin pigmentation: applied research for cosmeceutical treatments• S131 Hair pigmentation applied research for cosmeceutical treatments• S132 Skin & pigmentation: world review of cosmeceutical treatments• S133 Hair & pigmentation: world review of cosmeceutical treatments• S134 Nutritional supplements, nutrition and pigmentation• S135 Live demonstrations - Post-treatment cosmeceuticals• S136 Tomorrow’s cosmeceuticals: what to expect in the next 5 years?

SATURDAY • 2 to 3 PM• S285 Target course - Nutraceuticals

T he popular module is back for its

4th edition at IMCAS Annual

World Congress 2018.

Anywhere in the world skin and hair

pigmentation disorders is among the top

three unmet needs reported by doctors.

This year we are focusing in particular on

skin and hair pigmentation (where genes

and environment meet). Experts, including

scientific researchers, doctors and industry representatives, will discuss the latest

research in this field, and how it is being developed into treatments.

From basic science to applied research

and “how to treat with cosmeceuticals”

sessions we are offering you a deep dive in pigmentatry disorders.

You’ll also have the chance to see the

treatments in actions during the patient

demonstration module where experts will

explain how to use cosmeceuticals post-

treat ent and what their benefits are.

Finally, the last hour of the module will

be dedicated to a roundtable discussion of

what we can expect in the cosmeceutical

field over the next five years, with an opportunity for you to ask the experts any

burning questions that you may have.

s the field grows, there has been uch debate about whether these products

are effective and what their place is in cosmetic dermatology and plastic surgery.

Join this module to analyze cosmesceuticals

and their role in the treatment of hair and

skin health for yourself.

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COSMECEUTICALStrack

Coordinators

DAYAN StevenFacial plastic surgeon United States

JEANDIE JérémyMarketing specialistFrance


Dr BADAWI Ashraf M, Dr BRANFORD Olivier,Dr DAY Doris, Dr DE LACERDA Davi,FRISINA Louis R, Dr GOUT Uliana, LEWIS Wendy,Dr NAHAI Farzad R, Dr RANCATI Alberto O,Dr SCHLESINGER Todd E, SEERY Tom,Dr SHELKOVITZ Tzachi, Dr SMUCLER Roman,Dr WALDORF Heidi A, WOJAK Terri

D iscover how to make your practice

stand out from the rest! The full

day practice management module

will ensure you have the tips and tricks you

need to make your practice a success.

Join economic experts in the aesthetics

field, including representatives fro ajor aesthetic edical co panies, financial analysts and journalists as they discuss

strategies for reaching new clients, building

your business, and ensuring your practice

runs smoothly.

This year the module will feature sessions

on a number of important themes,

including online and social media image,

diversifying your business for other

revenue and managing unhappy patients.

Attend the whole module or just choose

the sessions that would most help your

business.

There is also the opportunity for question

and answers at the end of each session -

don t iss this chance to benefit fro the knowledge of our experts!

Coordinators

ADHOUTE HertselPHD - ResearchFrance

DU CREST DominiqueIMCAS Academy executive directorFrance

Chairs

DAY DorisDermatologistUnited States

EZZEDINE KhaledMDFrance

TOBIN Desmond JPHD - ResearchUnited Kingdom


Dr PENG Hsien Li Peter, Dr HADDAD Alessandra, Dr KERSCHER Martina J, Dr RENDON Marta I,Dr GOUT Uliana, Dr BOTCHKAREVA Natalia V, GUNN David, Dr BOTCHKAREV Vladimir,Dr AYRES Eloisa, Dr VALACCHI Giuseppe, BERNARD Bruno, Dr WOOLERY LLOYD Heather,Dr SADICK Neil S, Dr KOSMADAKI Marita,VALLON EBERHARD Alexandra





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FRIDAY • 8 AM to 6.30 PMOptimizing treatments for acne & rosacea S113 •

Clinical dermatology advances 1 S114 •Psoriasis: what you need to know S115 •

In-depth approach to pigmentary disorders S116 •Skin cancer & actinic damage: from diagnosis to treatment S117 •

Clinical dermatology advances 2 S118 •Scars & healing S119, 120 •

SATURDAY • 8 to 9 AMTarget course - Scars S281 •

SATURDAY • 5.30 to 6.30 PMTarget course - Pigmentation S288 •

More and more aesthetic dermatologists are now expanding their practices into clinical dermatology to keep up

with the growing demand. We are expanding with them, and are pleased to bring you a full day dedicated to clinical dermatology.

In these sessions the experts will take you through treatments for some of the most prevalent dermatological conditions, including acne, psoriasis, skin cancer and pigmentary disorders.

We ll explore the e cacy of lasers, superficial radiation therapy and medications.

In addition, we will spend two hours examining the latest clinical advances in the dermatology field, including research into hor onal in uences and treat ents consensuses, and advances in drug therapies and supplements.

These sessions will expand the knowledge of those already familiar with clinical dermatology, as well as provide a thorough introduction for those just entering the field.

CLINICALDERMATOLOGYtrack

WEDNESDAY • 9 AM to 6.30 PM• World Rhinoplasty Video SymposiumThis rhinoplasty pre-congress workshop is a full day video symposium organized by the International Rhinoplasty Research Society (IRRS) in collaboration with IMCAS.This comprehensive workshop will explore every aspect of rhinoplasty, from soft tissue and ligaments, to the bony nasal pyramid and nasal valve and function.

THURSDAY • 9 AM to 6.30 PM• S65, S66 Rhinoplasty: lower third and nasal tip• S67, S68 hinoplast : camou age• S69, S70 howcasing advanced techni ues in medical profiloplast• S71, S72 Re-examining 20 years of facelift• S75, S76 Improving results in eyebrow, upper eyelid and lower eyelid surgery• S95 Target course - Rhinoplasty

FRIDAY • 8 to 10.15 AM• S185 Target course - Eyelids• S186 Target course - Facelift

Rhinoplasty and face surgery have a rich history in aesthetic medicine. Always in demand, the practices

and techniques are continually evolving. To ensure your knowledge remains up-to-date in this ever changing field, we bring you a full day of sessions dedicated to rhinoplasty and face surgery.

he first half of the day is dedicated to rhinoplasty, focusing on producing optimal results for the lower third and nasal tip, plus the different ca ou age aterials used for grafting and the biological factors to consider.

There will also be live patient demonstrations of injections with commentary from the faculty.

urning to face surgery, we ll first loo to the past, examining how facelifts have changed over the last two decades, and then to the present and future, with a discussion on the latest developments in eyelid and eyebrow surgery.

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about face surgery and rhinoplasty direct from the experts. Pick and choose the sessions that will provide the ost benefit to you, or attend the whole day to get a co prehensive overview of this field.

RHINOPLASTY &FACE SURGERY

trackCoordinators

CARTIER HughesDermatologistFrance

LE PILLOUER PROST AnneDermatologistFrance

NESTOR MarkDermatologistUnited States


Dr APALLA Zoe, Dr ARTZI Ofir, Dr AVRAM Mathew M, Dr BORELLI Claudia, Dr DIERICKX Christine, Dr EZZEDINE Khaled, Dr GILABERTE CALZADA Yolanda, Dr GOLD Michael H, Dr GOLDBERG David J,Dr INALOZ Huseyin Serhat, Dr KAUVAR Arielle N B, Dr KIRCIK Leon H, Dr MEAUME Sylvie, Dr MIDDELKOOP EstherDr NAST Alexander, Dr NESTOR Mark Steven,Dr NIKOLIS Alexis, Dr PAASCH Uwe,Dr PICARDO Mauro, Dr PILLAI Rahul,Dr RAIMBAULT GERARD Catherine, Dr SZEIMIES Rolf Markus, Dr TEOT Luc, Dr TRETTI CLEMENTONI Matteo, Dr TROILIUS RUBIN Agneta, Dr WAIBEL Jill S,Dr YOSHIMURA Kotaro

REGISTER NOWfor the World

Rhinoplasty Video Symposiumpre-congress workshop on Wednesday,

31 January 2018

Coordinators

GERBAULT OlivierPlastic surgeonFrance

GAUTHIER NellyStomatologistFrance


Dr APAYDIN Fazil, Dr BENATAR Marc,Dr BOTTI Chiara, Dr CAKIR Baris,Dr COHEN Steven R, Dr CORTINAS Fabian Eduardo, Dr DANIEL Rollin, Dr DAVIS Rick,Dr EAST Charles Anthony, Dr FRIEDMAN Oren,Dr GOKSEL Abdulkadir, Dr HEDEN Per, Dr INGALLINA Fabio Massimo, Dr KOSINS Aaron, Dr KOVACEVIC Milos, Dr KRIDEL Russell,Dr LAMBROS Vasilios S, Dr LE LOUARN Claude,Dr MOST Sam, Dr NAHAI Foad, Dr NAHAI Farzad R,Dr PALHAZI Peter, Dr PARISI JURADO Roberto,Dr ROWE JONES Julian, Dr SABAN Yves,Dr TORIUMI Dean, Dr VANDEPUTTE Joan,Dr ZHAO Yi, Dr ZHOLTIKOV Vitaly Vladimirovitch


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trackTHURSDAY • 11 AM to 6.30 PMAbdominoplasty: 20 years of evolution S51, S52 •

20 years of breast surgery implants S53, S54 •Modern practice in breast-plasty S55, S56 •

FRIDAY • 11 AM to 12 PMTarget course - Breast implants (advanced) S187 •

SATURDAY • 8 AM to 6.30 PMNew trends in breast reconstruction S257 •

Common problems in breast reconstruction S258 •Aesthetic bariatric surgery S259, S260 •

Review and golden rules in buttock lifting S261 •Improving results in body surgery S262 •

Video class - Surgical procedures for legs / thighs / buttocks S263, S264 •Breast implants for beginners S265, S266 •

Target course - Buttocks S283 •

T he desire for the perfect body and breast is nothing new but many of the techniques and practices used

to produce them are.

uch has changed in these fields since the first congress two decades ago. Join us as we take a journey through the years and examine 20 years of evolution in abdominoplasty and breast implants. These sessions are in our new dynamic ‘battle’ format, allowing full interaction between the chairs, speakers and audience.

Next, discover what these evolutions have led to. Throughout the entire day on Saturday, our experts will discuss

the latest research in breast and body surgery. Sessions will cover both new trends and common problems in breast reconstruction, and how to get the optimal results out of body surgery. We’ll also be examining the potentially more risky bariatric and buttock lifting surgeries, with a focus on safety and e cacy.

Throughout the sessions there will be the opportunity for questions and answers with the speakers, so come prepared to get involved. These sessions are essential for anyone looking to expand their knowledge on the research and practices of breast and body surgery.

BREAST &BODY SURGERYtrack

THURSDAY • 2 to 5.30 PM• S87 roduct anal sis ipofilling tools• S93 Target course - Platelet Rich Plasma

FRIDAY • 8 AM to 6.30 PM• S121 Alopecia and cellular therapy – Stem cells and PRP• S122 ighlights rom e perts or ace lipofilling• S123 The do s and don ts in breast lipofilling• S124 ise to the challenge o buttoc lipofilling• S125 Innovative trends in lipofilling• S126 to S128 ipofilling video wor shop

SATURDAY • 4.30 to 6.30 PM• S279 Product analysis - PRP• S280 Advances in PRP & regenerative medicine

J oin this full day module to enhance your knowledge of the use of the growing treatment trend of

lipofilling and .

Our experts will take you through lipofilling techniques for the face, breast and buttocks and propose strategies for facial rejuvenation, highlight how fat grafting can be used in breast augmentation and focus on complications and how to maintain patient safety.

To ensure you are ahead of the curve in all the latest developments, there is also session focusing solely on innovations in the lipofilling field. iscover cell therapy, cryopreservation, acellular dermis and autologous skin microfat.

he final three hours are dedicated to applied techniques, through the lipofilling video workshop. This video workshop will feature practical training through video presentations prepared by experts. Attend to improve your techniques.

During IMCAS Annual World Congress , you will also learn the different

preparation and quality control techniques and have an overview of the most up-to-date indications in the aesthetic field.

escribed as an easy, fast, effective, cheap, and safe product, PRP has been the subject of increased clinical interest in

any diverse edical fields. he ar et has literally exploded with more than 20 CE marked medical devices available for PRP preparation using variable separation methods.

LIPOFILLING & PRPtrack

Coordinator

GARSON SebastienPlastic urgeonFrance


Dr ANDJELKOV Katarina, Dr ASLANI Alexander,Dr BENITO RUIZ Jesus, Dr BRANFORD Olivier,Dr CORTINAS Fabian Eduardo,Dr CORMENZANA OLASO PedroDr DIBERNARDO Barry, Dr DUNCAN Diane Irvine, Dr FITOUSSI Alfred, Dr GARSON Sebastien,Dr HEDEN Per, Dr HONART Jean Francois,Dr HOYOS ARIZA Alfredo Ernesto, Dr KALAAJI Amin, Dr LEYMARIE Nicolas, Dr LIU Daniel, Dr MOSAHEBI Afshin,Dr NAHABEDIAN Maurice, Dr NAHAI Foad,Dr NOAH Ernst Magnus, Dr PASCAL Jean Francois, Dr RANCATI Alberto O, Dr ROUIF Michel,Dr SARFATI Benjamin, Dr STAN Constantin,Dr STERODIMAS Aris, Dr TIRYAKI Tunc,Dr VANDEPUTTE Joan, Dr YOSHIMURA Kotaro

Coordinators

MAGALON GuyPlastic urgeon France

MAGALON JeremyPharmacologistFrance


Dr ABAZOVIC Dzihan, Dr ANDJELKOV Katarina, Dr ASCENSAO ALVES Rubina Filipa, Dr CHIU Cheng Hung James, Dr COHEN Steven R, Dr CONDE GREEN Alexandra, Dr FRASER John K, Dr KALAAJI Amin, Dr KEANEY Terrence,Dr LICCARDO Marco, Dr MAGALON Guy,Dr MAGALON Jeremy, Dr MENKES Sophie,Dr MOJALLAL Ali, Dr NGUYEN Pierre Sebastien,Dr SALAZARD Bruno, Dr SOLDATI Gianni,Dr SONG Jianxing, Dr TRIVISONNO Angelo,Dr YOSHIMURA Kotaro, Dr ZOCCHI Michele


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THURSDAY • 9 AM to 6.30 PM

Genital treatments (Cadaver Workshop) S7 •Genital syndrome of menopause S17 •

Surgical genital complications S18 •Critical analysis of different techniques in genital restoration S19 •

Genital treatments laser and EBD S20 •

FRIDAY • 5.30 to 6.30 PM

Target course - Vulvovaginal rejuvenation (beginners course) S192 •

SATURDAY • 8 AM to 1 PM

Contributing - Genital treatments S233 •Advances in genital treatments S234 •What’s new in male impotency S235 •

What’s new in penoplasty S236 •Target course - Transgender S284 •

GENITALTREATMENTStrack

OUR 3REGIONALMASTERCLASSES

Aesthetic desires differ from region to region and culture to culture. In

order to produce the best results for your patients it is important to be aware of these differences and tailor treatments to the individual patients. Therefore we are please to be bringing you three targeted regional masterclasses covering a range of different aesthetic the es

Each masterclass in organized with the collaboration of one or several scientific societies fro the region and will welcome speakers from both the region in question but also from around the globe. The aim is to provide practitioners with a worldwide-view, knowledge and tools to produce optimal results.

These masterclasses are the perfect opportunity to uncover the specificities of the region and learn tips and tricks on techniques from the experts.

• S77 Combined treatments in Asian morphotypes

• S78 Fat grafting

• S79 Orbito-palpebral pathologies

• S80 Genital treatments

• S105 Minimal invasive body shaping

• S106 Updates in injectables

• S107 What you need to know in lasers & EBD

• S108 Threads and combined treatments

• S109 Contributing lectures on challenging cases

• S110 Practice management, marketing and communication

• S111 State of the art in regenerative medicine

• S112 Plastic surgery operations, how can they differ?

• S209 Complications and di ficult cases or the upper face

• S210 Review of age related groups for midface, periorbital and nose treatments

• S211 Complications and di ficult cases or the lower face

• S212 Complications and di ficult cases or the neck, décolleté and hands

• S213 Review of age related groups for peribuccal treatments

• S214 Practice management & marketing

CHINAMASTERCLASS

MIDDLE EAST&NORTH AFRICA MASTERCLASS

EASTERN EUROPE MASTERCLASS

THURSDAY • ROOM 10 • 2 to 5 PM

FRIDAY • ROOM 2 • 8 AM to 6.30 PM SATURDAY • ROOM 3 • 8 AM to 4 PM

Sneak peak at EACH PROGRAM

Sneak peak atTHE PROGRAM

Coordinators

BERRENI NicolasGynecologist France

MOLE BernardPlastic surgeonFrance


Dr AZNAR MANAS Fernando Miguel, Dr BADER Alexandros, Dr BOUCHER Fabien, Dr BRAMBILLA Massimiliano Federico, Dr DIACAKIS Richard, Dr GASPAR Adrian,Dr GAVIRIA Jorge, Dr GONZALEZ ISAZA Pablo,Dr HERSANT Barbara, Dr LEIBASCHOFF Gustavo, Dr LESHUNOV Evgenii, Dr LUTHRA Amit,Dr MOJALLAL Ali, Dr SALVATORE Stefano,Dr SMARRITO Stephane, Dr WANG Jian Liu

CHAIRS

ZHANG BinPlastic surgeon China

BERRENI NicolasGynecologist France

BERROS PhilippeOculoplastic surgeon France

CUI HaiyanPlastic surgeon China

MARES PierreGynecologist France

SONG JianxingPlastic surgeon China

WANG JianliuGynecologistChina

ZHU GuozhangPlastic surgeon China

SPEAKERS (preliminary list)Dr HUMZAH Muhammed Dalvi,Dr KESTEMONT Philippe, Dr LIANG Hong,Dr LIU Hongwei, Dr SMARRITO Stephane,Dr SONG Weimin, Dr YI Chenggang

DIRECTOR

BADAWI AshrafDermatologistCanada

COORDINATORS

GHANNAM SaharDermatologistCanada

NOUR EL DIN AhmedPlastic surgeonEgypt

SPEAKERS (preliminary list)Dr ABOZEID Mohamed,Dr ABULHASSAN Hussein S,Dr BOSSEILA Manal,Dr EL GAREM Yehia Farouk,Dr EL MORSY Eman Hamed,Dr FENNICHE Samy, Dr GHANEM Lobna,Dr INALOZ Huseyin Serhat,Dr JAF Mohammed Y,Dr LABIB Lamya Hussein, Dr LEHETA Tahra, Dr RATEB Amr, Dr SADEK Ahmed M

DIRECTOR

LANDAU MarinaDermatologistIsrael

COORDINATORS

KHRUSTALEVA IrinaPlastic surgeonRussia

RUDENKO IgorDermatologistUkrainel

YUTSKOVSKAYA YanaDermatologistRussia

SPEAKERS (preliminary list)Dr ASCHER Benjamin, Dr GILIS Janis,Dr KESTEMONT Philippe,Dr KOLODCHENKO Yegor, Dr MOZHAROVA Alla, Dr PALHAZI Peter,Dr PAVLENKO Tatiana,Dr RUMYANTSEVA Elena,Dr SAAKYAN Inessa Nersikovna,Dr SHAGOV Evgeniy, Dr TER TERIAN Eduard

T he famed Genital Treatment module returns at IMCAS Annual World Congress 2018. Spread

over two days, this module is designed in collaboration with a number of learned aesthetic gynecological and genital restoration societies.

The genital treatment module will explore a range of treatments and techniques for genital restoration, from non-invasive to surgical treatments.

There will be the opportunity to explore both male and female anatomy in depth during the Anatomy on Cadaver – genital treatments session as well as sessions dedicated to male impotency and penoplasty.

Finally, the module will tackle a number of challenging subjects for this sensitive area, including menopause, surgery and complications.

This module will appeal to not only gynecologists, but to anyone interested in aesthetics.


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IMCASWORLD TRIBUNE

• Evaluate the global aesthetic

medical market

• Examine the scope for

market growth

• Understand the strategies

and outlooks of major

aesthetic companies,

including new players

• Stay up to date with

the latest economic

news including mergers,

aquisitions, regulations, etc.

• Exchange directly with the

industry leaders through an

interactive platform

• Ask your questions, participate

in the debates and share your

comments at anytime during the

session using our exceptional

interactive platform online:

PART 1.MARKET ANALYSISModerated by Laurent BRONES

hi tinthecente g it c n li ti n fille t e h e the e ic laesthetics sector

By Jean-Yves COSTE, Senior Healthcare Director, Michel Dyens

fi e e n l i eg t en i ing e thetic e iceg thBy Michael MORETTI, President and CEO, Medical Insight Inc.

Giving your portfolio a face lift: Marketing trends & competitive strategies in facial aesthetics

By Ken MCLAREN, Head of Research and Operations, Decision Resources Group

The universe of medical spasBy Alex THIERSCH, Founder and Director, AmSpa

PART 2.ROUND TABLE FACE TREATMENT

BRENNAN AlexandreVP Aesthetic & Corrective Global Business UnitGalderma

FOUCHER ChristopheCEOFilorga Medical

PRINCEN MarcPresident International BusinessAllergan

BURCHARD PhilipCEOMerz Pharma

HARRIS LeslieGlobal General ManagerSkinceuticals

PRINZ AndreasCEOCroma Pharma

CHERON MichelCEOVivacy

NAYA JuanCEOISDIN

TAUPIN ValérieCEOTeoxane

PART 3.ROUND TABLE BODY TREATMENT

BURCHARD PhilipCEOMerz Pharma

KARNI ZivCEOAlma Lasers

SANCHIZ YRAZU EduardoCEOAlmirall

CHACON QUIROS Juan JoséCEOEstablishment Labs

PRINCEN MarcPresident International BusinessAllergan

THORNAL KevinCynosure Division PresidentHologic

Objectives

REAL TIME

Coordinators

ASCHER BenjaminPlastic surgeon France

BRONES LaurentBusiness development manager, SymateseFrance

CHIGNON ThierrySenior Partner,Merieux developpementFrance

ChairASCHER BenjaminPlastic surgeon France

CoordinatorsAVRAM MathewDermatologistUnited States

BRONES LaurentBusiness development manager, SymateseFrance

ORTIZ ArisaDermatologistUnited States

DU CREST DominiqueSkinAid FounderFrance

AdvisorsJU WilliamDermatologistUnited States

MORDON SergePhD - ResearchFrance

NICHOLSON PeterManaging partner,ALTEKASwitzerland

Introduction

PART 1. Chairs: Laurent BRONES, Peter NICHOLSON

State of the industry: how to attract capital for new innovations

Speaker to be announced

How entrepreneur need to behave facing funding and partnership

By Peter NICHOLSON, Managing Partner, Alteka

nel i cu i n ith entu ec it lfi in e t

PART 2. Chairs: Serge MORDON, Arisa ORTIZ

Bringing innovation to market

By Frederick BEDDINGFIELD, Dermatologist, USA

Panel discussion with industry CEOs

PART 3. Chair: Dominique DU CREST

What’s the future: aesthetic problems worth solving

By Dieter MANSTEIN, Dermatologist, USA

PART 4. Chairs: Benjamin ASCHER, Mathew AVRAM

Shark tank: Welcoming start-ups presenting the innovations of tomorrow

Several presentations followed by Q&A

10 minutes for voting and award announcement

Vote for "IMCAS Innovation of the year" award

Conclusion

AESTHETICSINNOVATION FORUM

FOSTERING INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURS

On Friday, step into our 2 professional business sessions

IN COLLABORATION WITH ADVANCING INNOVATION IN DERMATOLOGY AND MASTERS OF AESTHETICS SYMPOSIUM

Everyday innovators are looking for opportunities to bring exciting new products and devices to market, and venture capitalists and CEOs are looking to invest in cutting-edge innovations.

or the first time, IMCAS, in colla oration with the Dermatology Summit and the Masters of Aesthetics, is hosting the Aesthetics Innovation Forum to gather these key international leaders in the field all in one room together.

Throughout this three-hour program we will build a community of individuals and organizations in aesthetic science who are excited about developing ideas into products which can substantially improve skin health and appearance.

The forum focuses on educating participants about inspiring innovations that can provide the basis for the generation of a mutually eneficial relationships among investors, strategic corporate partners, service providers, government regulators, patient advocates, and other stakeholders.

A shark tank session will welcome selected start-ups to present the innovations of tomorrow. An award will be provided to the most convincing pitch.

This forum also provides a unique networking venue for its attendees to communicate with, learn from and collaborate with leaders that have brought game-changing products from concept to market.

Come to this workshop to discover the latest innovations, before they have hit the market, and learn how to become a successful innovator!

JOIN USfrom 12 to 6.30 PM

"Tomorrow's most promising start-ups" "Interact with the top CEOS"

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ponsorship is the direct financial support o an activit ponsoring an event therefore involves a partnership between the two parties. In return or financial support o a live demonstration a s mposium or a guest lecture, the sponsoring company may present syntheses of studies or trials practical solutions to specific patient problems andor live demonstrations to the audience. The content of these sponsored sessions is therefore not endorsed by IMCAS.

From where does IMCAS retrieve its revenue? IMCAS derives its revenues either from industry subscriptions or from physician subscriptions. It conducts educational activities, but is also a profit see ing business

HOW CAN WE RESOLVE THESE TWO INTERESTS?Simply, by allowing out participants to distinguish clearly and at all times the activities that are sponsored from those that are not.

Thus, Industry parties may support IMCAS by providing either an EDUCATIONAL GRANT or SPONSORSHIP. Let's explain and state each one of these two supports.

Sponsorship

The Motiva masterclass® below and all activities describedon pages 30 to 35 are SPONSORED

at IMCAS Annual World Congress 2018

All sessions below benefit from EDUCATIONAL GRANTS atIMCAS Annual World Congress 2018

TARGET COURSESS188 TO S191 • FRIDAY, 12 TO 5.30 PM • ROOM 12 | S287 • SATURDAY, 4.30 TO 5.30 PM • ROOM 12

n educational grant is a financial donation with no exchange partnership at stake. Unlike sponsorship, which is characterized by a bilateral exchange implying that the receiver promotes the sponsor, the grant is a unilateral gesture. Funds are given by the donor to support a project or program The scientific content is entirel developed and chosen b the cientific ommittee and is there ore eligible for CME Accreditation.

Educationalgrants

LIVE ANATOMY ON CADAVER WORKSHOPS1 TO S8 • THURSDAY, 9 AM TO 6.30 PM • ROOM 1

CLINICAL DERMATOLOGY MODULES113 TO S120 • FRIDAY, 8 AM TO 6.30 PM • ROOM 3

LIPOFILLING AND STEM CELLS MODULES161 TO S168 • FRIDAY, 8 AM TO 6.30 PM • ROOM 9

GENITAL TREATMENTS MODULES17 TO S20 • THURSDAY, 9 AM TO 1 PM • ROOM 3 | S234 • SATURDAY, 9 TO 10 AM • ROOM 6

SUSPENDING DEVICES MODULES13 TO S16 • THURSDAY, 2 TO 6.30 PM • ROOM 2

COSMECEUTICAL MODULES129 TO S136 • FRIDAY, 8 AM TO 6.30 PM • ROOM 5

MOTIVA® MASTERCLASS - BREAST IMPLANTSWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31 • PALAIS DES CONGRÈS, LEVEL 3Live transmission from Clinic Alphand, 75116, Paris to the conference venue, ParisContact: Ms. Tatiana BERGER - [email protected]

MEET OUR SPONSORS

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French / English

English / Russian

English / Chinese

translation availablefor indicated sessions



SUSPENDING DEVICES FACE SURGERY

GENITAL TREATMENTS BODY SURGERYCHINA

ANATOMY ON CADAVER BODY SHAPING PEELINGS BREAST SURGERY LASERS & EBD FACE SURGERY PRODUCT ANALYSIS

7

9S1 S17 S41, S42 S49, S50 S57 S65, S66 S81 S89

10

FAT FOR BUTTOCKS

GENITAL SYNDROME OF MENOPAUSE (GSM)

WHAT’S NEW AND WHAT’S TRUE IN CHEMICAL

PEELING & ANTI-AGING

3.0 EVOLUTION: LOOKING TOWARDS THE

FUTURE

COMPLICATIONS WITH LASERS

RHINOPLASTY: LOWER THIRD & NASAL TIP

NEW LASER DIODE FOR HAIR REMOVAL

AESTHETIC VASCULAR

DISEASE - STATE OF THE ART 2018

S2 S18 S58 S82 S90

11

FAT FOR BREASTADDRESSING SURGICAL

GENITAL COMPLICATIONSEBD & FRACTIONAL

DEVICES FOR ACNE SCARS

RF MINIMAL INVASIVE - MICRONEEDLES AND SUB

DERMAL APPROACHPRP

S3 S19 S35 S43 S51, S52 S59 S67, S68 S075, S076 S83 S91

12

INJECTIONS FOR THE UPPER FACE

NON-INVASIVE METHODS AND TECHNIQUES USED FOR FUNCTIONAL & AESTHETIC

GENITAL RESTORATION

SHENB CAREGEN

ABDOMINOPLASTY: 20 YEARS OF EVOLUTION

HYPERHIDROSIS

RHINOPLASTY: CAMOUFLAGE

IMPROVING RESULTS IN EYEBROW, UPPER EYELID

AND LOWER EYELID SURGERY

NEW PDT SENSITISERS - SOURCES OF LIGHTS

BEGINNERS GUIDE TO BUTTOCKS SURGERY

S4 S12 S20 S36 S44 S60 S84 S92

1

THREADS AND FILLERSCOOLSCULPTING

GENITAL TREATMENTS: LASER & EBD

CLASSYS RESTORATION ROBOTICSBIOSTIMULATORY FILLERS

PRODUCTS AND DEVICES FOR HYPERHIDROSIS

MOTIVA


S5 S13 S21 S29 S37 S45 S53, S54 S61 S69, S70 S77 S85 S93

3

INJECTIONS FOR THE MIDFACE

ANATOMY AND THREAD CLASSIFICATION:

RESORBABLE & NON RESORBABLE THREADS

OVERVIEW

CRYOLIPOLYSIS - INVESTIGATING

CURRENT TRENDS ENDOR ENEOMEY HYACORP

20 YEARS OF BREAST SURGERY IMPLANTS


LASERS & EBD 1

SHOWCASING ADVANCED

TECHNIQUES IN MEDICAL PROFILOPLASTY

COMBINED TREATMENTS IN ASIAN MORPHOTYPES CUTTING EDGE NOVELTIES

WITH THREADSBEGINNERS GUIDE TO

EYELID SURGERY

S6 S14 S22 S30, S31 S38 S46 S62 S78 S86 S94

4

INJECTIONS FOR THE LOWER FACE

& NECK

WHICH THREADS & WHICH TECHNIQUES FOR

BETTER OUTCOMES

BODY “FIRE AND ICE” TREATMENTS,

MY EXPERIENCE CROMA PHARMA REVITACARE BIOPLUS


LASERS & EBD 2 FAT GRAFTING BOTULINUM TOXINS -

NEW DEVELOPMENT, THEORIES AND STUDIES BEGINNERS GUIDE TO

FACELIFTS

4.30S7 S15 S23, S24

CROMA PHARMA

S39 S47 S55, S56 S63 S71, S72 S79 S87 S95

5.30

VULVOVAGINAL AND MALE GENITAL

TREATMENTS

THREADS AND COMBINED TREATMENTS

BODY CONTOURINGFIGHTING CELLULITE

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MODERN PRACTICE IN BREAST PLASTY

CUTTING-EDGE TECHNIQUES WITH

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RE-EXAMINING 20 YEARS OF FACELIFTS

ORBITO-PALPEBRAL PATHOLOGIES

LIPOFILLING: NEW TOOLS IN

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RHINOPLASTY

S8 S16 S32 S40 S48 S64 S80 S88

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NAIL DISEASES

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE EXPERTS FOR

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FACELIFTS (ADVANCED)

11S99, S100 S107 S115 S123 S131 S139 S147 TO S152 S155, S156 S163 S171, S172 S179, S180 S187

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HAIR PIGMENTATION: APPLIED RESEARCH


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S108 S116 S124 S132 S140 S164 S188

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THREADS & COMBINED TREATMENTS

IN-DEPTH APPROACH TO PIGMENTARY DISORDERS

RISE TO THE CHALLENGE OF BUTTOCK LIPOFILLING

SKIN & PIGMENTATION: WORLD REVIEW OF COSMECEUTICALS

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WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW THAT MAY RUIN YOUR

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AESTHETICS INNOVATION FORUM

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HAIR & PIGMENTATION: WORLD REVIEW OF COSMECEUTICALS

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CHEEK & MOUTH REJUVENATION

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HOW TO AVOID OR MANAGE UNHAPPY

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FACIAL CONTOUR & NECK REJUVENATION

LUMINERA DERM MEDICAL HAIR RESTORATION - BIOFIBRE

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PLASTIC SURGERY OPERATIONS, HOW CAN

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TOMORROW'S COSMECEUTICALS:

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AN A TO Z OF GENITAL RESTORATION

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REVIEW OF AGE RELATED GROUPS FOR MIDFACE,

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COMMON PROBLEMS IN BREAST

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WHICH SKIN TIGHTENING FOR WHICH SKIN TYPE?

11S195 S203 S211


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S251 S259 S267 S275, S276 S283

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ANATOMY TO OPTIMIZE HAND INJECTIONS

SINCLAIR

COMPLICATIONS AND DIFFICULT CASES IN THE

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NEW APPROACHES TO BODY SHAPING &

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WHAT'S NEW IN ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

ETHNIC SKIN AND LASER - WHICH DEVICE? HOW TO

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AESTHETIC BARIATRIC SURGERY

HOME USE DEVICES: FROM BASIC SCIENCE TO

CLINICAL PRACTICE

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S196 S204, S205 S212 S236 S252 S260 S268 S284

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INJECTABLES: PERIORAL

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NECK, DÉCOLLETÉ AND HANDS

WHAT'S NEW IN PENOPLASTY

LASER ASSISTED DRUG DELIVERY

VOLUMETRY AND LIFTINGMATEX (NEAUVIA)

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S197 TO S200

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S229 S237 S245, S246 S253 S261 S269 S277, S278 S285

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APTOS


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IMPROVING RESULTS IN BODY SURGERY: WITH

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4.30

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