Track Categories
The track category is the heading under which your abstract will be reviewed and later published in the conference printed matters if accepted. During the submission process, you will be asked to select one track category for your abstract.
Facial rejuvenation techniques have evolved to offer a blend of minimally invasive and surgical options, such as fillers, laser treatments, and facelifts, for natural-looking results. New technologies like radiofrequency and ultrasound improve skin tone and elasticity, helping patients achieve a youthful look with less recovery time.
Track 1.1 Latest innovations in dermal fillers and neurotoxins
Track 1.2 Facial fat grafting: Techniques and outcomes
Track 1.3 Laser resurfacing and skin tightening methods
Track 1.4 Combined treatments: Surgical and non-surgical approaches
Body contouring techniques now include both surgical and non-surgical options to reshape and tone the body. Surgical methods, like liposuction and tummy tucks, provide more dramatic results, while non-surgical treatments, such as cry lipolysis (fat-freezing) and radiofrequency, offer gradual improvements with minimal downtime. Together, these approaches cater to diverse patient needs, enhancing body contours with personalized treatment plans.
Track 2.1 Liposuction advancements and fat transfer methods
Track 2.2 Non-invasive body contouring technologies (CoolSculpting, RF)
Track 2.3 post-bariatric body contouring and skin excision
Track 2.4 Abdominoplasty techniques and recovery
Track 2.5 Patient selection and outcome optimization
Breast surgery encompasses augmentation, reduction, and reconstruction, addressing various aesthetic and medical needs. Augmentation enhances breast size and shape using implants or fat grafting, while reduction alleviates physical discomfort and improves proportion for those with larger breasts. Reconstruction is vital for patients recovering from mastectomies, using advanced techniques to restore natural appearance and symmetry.
Track 3.1 Implant types and trends in augmentation
Track 3.2 Fat grafting in breast surgery
Track 3.3 Oncoplastic and reconstructive techniques post-mastectomy
Track 3.4 Breast reduction techniques and patient outcomes
Track 3.5 Complication management in breast surgery
Aesthetic dermatology innovations are reshaping skin care with advanced treatments and technologies that enhance appearance and address various skin concerns. Recent developments include the use of injectable neuromodulators, advanced laser therapies, and regenerative techniques such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for skin rejuvenation.
Track 4.1 New developments in microneedling and PRP
Track 4.2 Advances in acne scar treatment
Track 4.3 Pigmentation and melasma management techniques
Track 4.4 Anti-aging treatments: Lasers, peels, and topical therapies
Track 4.5 Treating rosacea and vascular lesions
Minimally invasive procedures in aesthetic medicine have gained popularity for their ability to deliver significant results with reduced recovery time and lower risk. Techniques such as injectables, laser treatments, and thread lifts allow for facial rejuvenation and body contouring without the need for extensive surgery.
Track 5.1 Injectable treatments: Fillers, neurotoxins, and biostimulators
Track 5.2 Thread lifts: Techniques and efficacy
Track 5.3 Energy-based skin tightening and rejuvenation
Track 5.4 Complications and safety in minimally invasive procedures
Track 5.5 Patient expectations and satisfaction with non-surgical options
Ethical considerations and patient safety are paramount in aesthetic medicine, guiding practitioners to prioritize patient well-being above all. Informed consent, transparency about risks and benefits, and setting realistic expectations are essential to building trust and ensuring a positive patient experience.
Track 6.1 Informed consent and patient autonomy
Track 6.2 Marketing ethics in aesthetic medicine
Track 6.3 Managing body dysmorphia in aesthetic patients
Track 6.4 Establishing safety protocols for new procedures
Track 6.5 Ethical advertising and responsible practice
Pioneering techniques in scar and burn reconstruction are revolutionizing how healthcare professionals restore skin integrity and function after trauma. Advances such as skin grafting, tissue expansion, and the use of bioengineered skin substitutes allow for more effective repair and regeneration of damaged tissues.
Track 7.1 Skin grafting techniques and advancements
Track 7.2 Laser therapy for scar revision
Track 7.3 Innovations in artificial skin substitutes
Track 7.4 Scar modulation using PRP and stem cells
Track 7.5 Contracture release in burn reconstruction
Emerging trends in gender-affirming surgery reflect a growing recognition of the importance of tailored, patient-centred care for transgender individuals. Techniques are continually evolving, with advancements in surgical procedures such as vaginoplasty, phalloplasty, and breast augmentation, designed to enhance both aesthetics and functionality.
Track 8.1 Facial feminization and masculinization procedures
Track 8.2 Top surgery techniques and outcomes
Track 8.3 Phalloplasty and vaginoplasty advancements
Track 8.4 Psychological impact and support for transgender patients
Track 8.5 Multi-disciplinary care in gender-affirming surgery
Regenerative medicine is making significant strides in aesthetics and plastic surgery, offering innovative solutions for skin rejuvenation and tissue repair. Techniques such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy and stem cell applications are harnessing the body's natural healing processes to enhance skin texture, promote hair growth, and improve the outcomes of reconstructive procedures.
Track 9.1 Role of PRP in skin rejuvenation and healing
Track 9.2 Stem cell applications in aesthetic medicine
Track 9.3 Fat grafting combined with regenerative techniques
Track 9.4 Wound healing advancements with growth factors
Track 9.5 Challenges in regulatory approval for regenerative products
Rhinoplasty involves the delicate balance of achieving aesthetic goals while addressing functional needs, such as breathing difficulties. Surgeons must consider each patient's unique facial structure and personal preferences to enhance nasal appearance without compromising airflow. Techniques range from traditional surgical approaches to minimally invasive methods, allowing for precise modifications.
Track 10.1 Techniques in primary and revision rhinoplasty
Track 10.2 Nasal airway and functional considerations
Track 10.3 Closed vs. open rhinoplasty approaches
Track 10.4 Non-surgical rhinoplasty options and limitations
Track 10.5 Managing complications in rhinoplasty
Marketing and practice management are crucial for aesthetic practitioners looking to build a successful and sustainable business. Effective marketing strategies include leveraging digital platforms, social media, and targeted advertising to reach potential clients and showcase before-and-after results.
Track 11.1 Digital marketing strategies for aesthetic practices
Track 11.2 Managing patient expectations through consultations
Track 11.3 Reputation management and online reviews
Track 11.4 Practice growth strategies in aesthetic medicine
Track 11.5 Financial management and billing practices
The future of plastic and aesthetic surgery is being transformed by the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, promising enhanced precision and improved outcomes. AI algorithms can analyse vast amounts of data to assist in preoperative planning, predict surgical risks, and personalize treatment plans based on individual patient needs. Meanwhile, robotic-assisted surgical systems offer greater dexterity and control, enabling minimally invasive procedures with reduced recovery times.
Track 12.1 AI-assisted preoperative planning tools
Track 12.2 Robotics in reconstructive and aesthetic surgery
Track 12.3 Virtual reality for training and patient consultations
Track 12.4 Predictive analytics for surgical outcomes
Track 12.5 Ethical considerations in AI and robotics
Complications and safety in aesthetic and plastic surgery are critical considerations for both practitioners and patients. Understanding potential risks, such as infection, scarring, and anaesthesia complications, is essential for informed consent and effective patient management. Surgeons must adhere to stringent safety protocols and conduct thorough preoperative assessments to minimize these risks.
Track 13.1 Identifying and managing filler complications
Track 13.2 Infection prevention in surgical procedures
Track 13.3 Patient safety protocols for non-invasive treatments
Track 13.4 Safety considerations with new implants and devices
Track 13.5 Preventing and managing post-operative complications
Scar management and wound healing are essential aspects of aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, focusing on minimizing the appearance of scars and promoting optimal healing. Effective strategies include the use of advanced dressings, silicone gel sheets, and laser therapies to soften and flatten scars.
Track 14.1 Advanced wound care techniques
Track 14.2 Laser treatments for scar modulation
Track 14.3 Topical agents and dressings for improved healing
Track 14.4 Role of nutrition and supplements in wound healing
Track 14.5 Emerging trends in hypertrophic scar and keloid management
Gender-affirming surgery plays a vital role in the healthcare journey for transgender individuals, offering procedures that align physical characteristics with gender identity. This includes surgeries such as chest masculinization, breast augmentation, vaginoplasty, and phalloplasty, each tailored to meet individual needs and goals.
Track 15.1 Surgical techniques in masculinization and feminization
Track 15.2 Hormone therapy considerations in surgery planning
Track 15.3 Psychological assessment and patient support
Track 15.4 Outcome measurement in gender-affirming procedures
Track 15.5 Addressing post-operative satisfaction and follow-up care
3D printing and custom implants are revolutionizing the field of plastic and aesthetic surgery by allowing for highly personalized solutions tailored to individual patient needs. This technology enables the creation of precise anatomical models and implants that match a patient’s unique anatomy, enhancing surgical outcomes and reducing the risk of complications.
Track 16.1 Custom prosthetics for craniofacial reconstruction
Track 16.2 3D modelling and printing for breast implants
Track 16.3 Innovations in biocompatible materials for implants
Track 16.4 Surgical planning with 3D printed models
Track 16.5 Patient-specific implants for complex cases
Fat grafting and lipofilling are advanced techniques in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery that utilize a patient’s own fat to enhance or restore volume in specific areas of the body. The process involves harvesting fat through liposuction, purifying it, and then injecting it into targeted areas such as the face, breasts, or hands. This approach not only provides natural-looking results but also reduces the risk of allergic reactions associated with synthetic fillers.
Track 17.1 Techniques for harvesting and preparing fat grafts
Track 17.2 Fat grafting in facial contouring and rejuvenation
Track 17.3 Fat transfer in breast and body contouring
Track 17.4 Enhancing fat graft survival rates
Track 17.5 Combining fat grafting with stem cells for durability
Minimally invasive body contouring techniques have gained popularity for their ability to reshape and refine body contours with minimal downtime and discomfort. Procedures such as CoolSculpting, radiofrequency skin tightening, and minimally invasive liposuction allow for targeted fat reduction and skin tightening without the need for extensive surgery.
Track 18.1 Cry lipolysis: Efficacy and outcomes
Track 18.2 Radiofrequency and ultrasound-based body sculpting
Track 18.3 Advances in non-surgical fat reduction techniques
Track 18.4 Combination therapies for body contouring
Track 18.5 Patient selection and expectation management
Ethics and patient psychology play crucial roles in the practice of aesthetic medicine, guiding practitioners to prioritize patient well-being and informed decision-making. Understanding the psychological motivations behind a patient’s desire for aesthetic procedures is essential for ensuring that interventions align with their emotional and mental health needs.
Track 19.1 Screening for body dysmorphia and mental health concerns
Track 19.2 Counselling techniques for aesthetic practitioners
Track 19.3 Managing high-risk patients in aesthetic medicine
Track 19.4 Ethical boundaries in aesthetic procedures
Track 19.5 Building patient trust and establishing rapport
Clinical trials for new techniques and procedures in aesthetic and plastic surgery are essential for advancing the field and ensuring patient safety. These trials evaluate the effectiveness, safety, and long-term outcomes of innovative treatments, providing valuable data that informs clinical practice. By testing novel approaches, such as advanced surgical techniques or new devices, researchers can identify best practices and potential complications
Track 20.1 Designing RCTs in plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine
Track 20.2 Outcome measures and patient-reported data
Track 20.3 Regulatory challenges and approvals
Track 20.4 Patient recruitment and retention strategies
Track 20.5 Ethical considerations in clinical trials
Regenerative medicine and stem cell applications are at the forefront of innovation in aesthetic and plastic surgery, offering new possibilities for tissue repair and rejuvenation. Stem cells have the unique ability to differentiate into various cell types, making them valuable for enhancing wound healing, promoting skin regeneration, and improving the outcomes of reconstructive procedures.
Track 21.1 Stem cell harvesting and processing techniques
Track 21.2 PRP applications in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery
Track 21.3 Clinical efficacy of growth factor treatments
Track 21.4 Regenerative therapies in wound healing
Track 21.5 Regulatory and safety issues in regenerative medicine
Implant technology and biomaterials are crucial components in the field of aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, driving advancements in safety, efficacy, and patient satisfaction. Modern implants are designed using innovative biomaterials that are biocompatible, durable, and tailored to meet the specific needs of patients.
Track 22.1 Innovations in breast and facial implants
Track 22.2 Biocompatible materials for implant safety
Track 22.3 Implant longevity and patient outcomes
Track 22.4 Reducing implant rejection and complications
Track 22.5 Emerging technologies in implant design
Non-surgical aesthetic treatments have become increasingly popular due to their effectiveness, minimal downtime, and lower risk compared to surgical options. These treatments include a variety of procedures such as dermal fillers, Botox, chemical peels, and laser skin resurfacing, all designed to enhance appearance without the need for invasive surgery.
Track 23.1 Advances in laser and energy-based devices
Track 23.2 Injectable fillers and neurotoxin innovations
Track 23.3 Skin tightening and resurfacing techniques
Track 23.4 Microneedling with PRP and other adjuncts
Track 23.5 Combining non-surgical treatments for optimal outcomes
Psychological and quality of life studies in the context of aesthetic and plastic surgery provide valuable insights into the emotional and social impacts of these procedures on patients. Research in this area examines how cosmetic interventions affect self-esteem, body image, and overall well-being, helping to understand the motivations behind seeking surgical enhancements.
Track 24.1 Post-operative satisfaction and quality of life metrics
Track 24.2 Addressing psychological impacts of aesthetic surgery
Track 24.3 Patient motivation and psychological readiness
Track 24.4 Mental health screening before cosmetic procedures
Track 24.5Impact of aesthetic treatments on self-esteem
Ethics and patient safety research are fundamental in the field of aesthetic and plastic surgery, ensuring that patient welfare is prioritized throughout the treatment process. This area of research focuses on developing guidelines and protocols that promote informed consent, transparency about risks, and ethical decision-making in surgical practice.
Track 25.1 Developing guidelines for safe aesthetic practices
Track 25.2 Evaluating informed consent processes
Track 25.3 Risk management in high-demand procedures
Track 25.4 Privacy concerns in digital consultations
Track 25.5 Preventing over-treatment in aesthetic practice
AI and imaging technologies are transforming preoperative planning in aesthetic and plastic surgery by enhancing precision and improving patient outcomes. Advanced imaging techniques, such as 3D modelling and virtual reality simulations, allow surgeons to visualize and plan procedures with remarkable accuracy, tailoring interventions to each patient’s unique anatomy.
Track 26.1 AI algorithms for outcome prediction
Track 26.2 3D imaging for patient consultations and planning
Track 26.3 Virtual simulations for surgical procedures
Track 26.4 Machine learning in diagnostic and procedural planning
Track 26.5 Patient data privacy with AI integrations