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SECOND AND

FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT

The Dr. Babu Rajendra Prasad International

Convention centre, is the second largest

convention center in India, strategically located in

Bengaluru city with state of the art facilities. It is

nestled between vast acres of greenery and

ample open space thereby providing the milieu

for conducting global events. It is located around

15 miles from Kempegowda International Airport

Bengaluru .

Venue: Dr.Babu Rajendra Prasad, International Convention Centre (GKVK), Bengaluru, India Dates: 4th May to 6th May 2017

Dear colleagues,

We are happy to announce that, since the first announcement in April 2016, much progress has been made in the run up to the World Congress of Cosmetic Dermatology(WCOCD) 2017, 4th - 6th May and the result is this second announcement. This comprehensive WCOCD had been envisioned to be the first and one of its kind event, that will leave a mark in the field of Cosmetic Dermatology in India. Over 1400 registrations, 70 industry participations and completion of the scientific program almost 7 months ahead of the congress, all are a testimony to the progress made so far.

True to the theme of the conference, Cosmetic Dermatology - Global Perspectives the congress has more than 40 confirmed international faculties, over 200 national faculties, and around 150 interesting topics for discussion. Impeccably designed parallel events - well planned workshops, comprehensive instructional video courses and master classes - have been designed in the field of lasers, aesthetics, dermatosurgery and practice management. Sister society sessions too have seen an expression of interest from different countries, making the event truly global. After having successfully conducted the biggest dermatosurgery quiz prelims in the country, with participation by over 125 teams this unique event , with international teams, will create a buzz and fizz!. With the plethora of awards to be won through award paper session, quiz competition, innovations, investigations and essay competition, the stage is set for all the young achievers to showcase their talent.

The event is being held at Dr.Babu Rajendra Prasad International Convention Centre (GKVK), one of largest auditoriums in south India, with state of the art facilities, located strategically in Bengaluru city. We are encouraged and enthused by the overwhelming response and the infrastructure is being geared to meet the needs accordingly.

While you are in India, the organizing team wishes to give a glimpse of the rich cultural heritage of Incredible India, with its unity in diversity that will be showcased on the backdrop of global culture over two evenings. A very special yoga course for the delegates has also been planned. Several tourism packages have been designed to meet requirements of delegates- heritage, culture, entertainment, beach, wild life, all are available as either day tours or short tours to show case the richness and wonder of India. Longer tours can also be arranged at request. Special attention is being paid to travel and VISA requirements of international delegates.

As the count down begins, the organizing team is delighted to invite all delegates and their guests to attend this academic extravaganza in our city NAMMA BENGALURU.

Come, join us in Bengaluru ! Bengaluru beckons you for a congress to be remembered and cherished!

Secretary General

Dr. Manas ChatterjeePresident ACS(I)

Prof . R. Raghunatha ReddyOrganizing Chair

Dr. Lawrence Charles ParishPresident IACD

Dr. Jennifer L. ParishInternational Program Chair


, Dr. Vani Yepuri

Dr.Hema Jerajani, Dr.Jayakar Thomas, Dr.Suresh Joshipura, Dr.Shyam Verma, Dr.D.D.BanodkarINTERNATIONAL AMBASSADORS

Dr.Srinivasa

Dr. C.R Srinivas,

Secretary General

Workshop CoordinatorDr. Madura C.

, Dr. Samipa S. Mukherjee

Dr. Shashikumar B.M.Treasurer

, Dr. S.C Rajendran (Workshop), Dr. D.A Satish (Scientific) Vice Presidents

Dr. T.S Nagaraju.Treasurer

Dr. Suresh Talwar,

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL EVENTS COMMITTEEDr. Anil Ganjoo, Dr. Anil Abraham, Dr. Govind Mittal, Dr. Madhulika Mhatre, Dr. Manish Gautam, Dr. Manjunath ShenoyDr. Nirmala Markandeya, Dr. Poorva Shah, Dr. Ramesh Bhat, Dr. Samipa S. Mukherjee, Dr. Srinivasa Murthy KDr. Sukesh M.S., Dr. T. S. Vidya, Dr. Vaishalee Kirane

Dr.Ramesh Bhat, Dr. Narendra Kamath.

IADVL - KARNATAKA(IADVL -KN)

Dr. Arun C Inamdar

Scientific SecretaryDr. Savitha A.SScientific SecretaryDr. Savitha A.S

Dr. Umashankar Nagaraju, Dr. Shashikumar B. M, Dr. Jagadish .P

INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF

DERMATOLOGISTS, VENEREOLOGISTS

& LEPROLOGISTS (IADVL)

BANGALORE DERMATOLOGICAL

SOCIETY (BDS)

Dr. T.S. VidyaPresidentDr. Nandini A.S.Secretary

Dr. Devesh MishraPresidentDr. Rajib GogoiTreasurer IADVL

Dr. Shyamanta BaruaScretary

PATRONS

ADVISORS

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE WEBSITE

JONT SECRETARIES


Social Events

Tours:

Daily Yoga courses

Welcome Dinner

Gala Dinner :

- 4th May 2017. Venue : GKVK Auditorium , 7.30 pm, open to all delegates

5th May 2017, 7.30 pm, open to all delegates, Venue to be announced.

: 6th May 2017, 7.30 pm , Venue : To be announced, by invitation only.

Daily tours arranged to Bengaluru city including Banneraghatta National Park.

Heritage tour to Mysore, to Belur-Halebidu.

(Time to be announced)

: ACS(I) Executive Meeting 5th May 2017, 5 p.m.

: 6th May 2017, 5 p.m.

: To be announced.

Presidential Dinner

Business Meetings

ACS(I) General Body Meeting

IACD Board meeting

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aesthetic dermatology.

150 International topics of discussion.

Provisional Scientific programme: Symposia WCOCD 2017


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Welcome Dinner 7:00 PM Onwards

Q & A

Q & A Q & A

Q & A

Registration 7:00 am onwards

Eugene Von Scott IACD Oration- Dr. Naomi LawrenceKey Note lecture - Vitiligo and melanocyte - Dr. Rajesh Gokhale

Time Hall 2 Hall 3

9:00-10:0010:00-10:25

10:25-10:45

Young investigator award session

10:45-11:00 Tea Break

Hall 1

LASERS and LIGHT: The Magic Wand Get in to shape-Surgical lipolysis Ageing-Rejuvenation:Reverse the timeline

Hall 1 Hall 2 Hall 3

12:15-1:15


Hall 1 Hall 2


Hall 1 Hall 2

Chemical peelsFight the fat - Non surgicallipolysis - Does it work

Innovations in Dermatosurgery

2:00-3:30

3:30-5:00

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Non LASER energy based devices

Panel Discussion

Regional dermatosurgery

Court roomHall 3

Pot pourri

Aesthetics and Technology

Tattoo removal

Gender Dermatology

Sister society session - IACD

Hall 3

Medicolegal Issues

Panel discussion

1:15 to 2:00 pm Lunch break

To be announced

Q & A

History of ACSIHistory of aesthetic medicineHistory of IACDInauguration

1. New techniques and technologies in LASERS

2. Challenges in managing pigmentary lesions-Picolasers

3. Advances in fractional lasers4. Advances in vascular lasers5. IPL Tricks to tame (Benefits and

limitations)

1. Conventional Liposuction - Old is gold

2. Anesthesia-Whats the solution?3. Is power assisted laser

liposuction better?4. Complications - what to do?5. Liposuction in difficult areas

Q & A Q & A

1. Age gracefully - Science of aging

2. Histopathology of aging

3. Antiaging - A comprehensive

approach

4. Role of stem cells

Q & A

1. From sour milk to lotus root-What is relevant

2. Chemical peels in dark skin-Challengesand solutions

3. Peels out of face - on unusuallocations- how do I do.

4. Share my pearl-Treating common indications

1. Injection lipolysis

2. Cryolipolysis

3. Laser lipolysis

4. Ultrasound lipolysis

5. Selective RF lipolysis

Q & A Q & A Q & A

1. Drug delivery with devices 2. HIFU3. Tighten the skin with right device4. Microwave techniques for

hyperhidrosis

1. Helping hand for hand rejuvenation

2. Ear lobe keloids/ Slit ear lobes3. Neck rejuvenation4. Eyebrow /eyelash transplants

1. Threads do they lift or not

2. Stem cells - Hype or hope

3. Lasers - Luxury or necessity

1. Photography2. Digital imaging :Photofinder3. E skin4. Apps

1. Overview of tattoos2. Tattoo removal - Update3. R20 method4. Picolaser : Is it a craze or does it

really erase?

From past to present1. Who can practice cosmetic

dermatology2. How to enforce quality3. Evidence based cosmetic practice4. Legal pitfalls - How to avoid a

lawsuit

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Gala Dinner 7:00 PM Onwards

Provisional Scientific programme: Symposia WCOCD 2017

Time Hall 1 Hall 2 Hall 308:30 - 09:0009:00 - 09-3009:30 - 10:3010:30 - 11:00

11:00 - 12:15

International essay lecturesInnovator sessionPN Behl OrationTea Break

02:00 - 03:00

03:00 - 04:15

04:15 - 05:30

Hall 3

Hall 3

Hall 3

Hall 3

Hall 3

Hall 2

Hall 2

Hall 2

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Hall 1

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Lunch Break 1:15 to 2:00

12:15 - 01:15

Cosmetic nail problems (NailSociety Symposia)

1. FUE vs FUT : A Comparison2. Aesthetic hair line design3. A day in life of hair transplant surgeon4. BHT - Reality?5. What's new in hair transplantation6. Autologous fat transplant for hair

restoration7. Robotic hair transplant

Hair transplantation Periorbital rejuvenation - A real challenge

1. Anatomical intricacies of tear trough

2. Approach to POM-peels

3. Periorbital rejuvenation with fillers

4. Lasers for periorbital rejuvenation

5. Blepharoplasty

Q & A

Dialogues with world leaders in

dermatology

Leadership in Dermatology

Q & A Q & A

Journal scan

Most significant publications of last 3 years

To be announced

1. How efficient are we in Marketing/ Advertising

2. Understanding' pay per view' vs'pay per click' What is SEO settings

3. How to design and manage your website

4. Social media: Negative side of face5. Ethics of advertising

Social Media And Internet

Q & A

Botulinum Toxin1. Fore head/upper face wrinkles

2. Create beauty: BTX as facial

recontourer

3. Full face BTX rejuvenation:

Microbotox-Does it have a role?

4. Less common indications on face

Panel discussion

1. Facial melanosis - Differential diagnosis with evidence

2. Histopathology of pigmentation3. Role of lasers in facial melanosis4. Sunscreens

Panel Discussion : Sometimes you winSometimes you learn: Managing toughpigmentation

InvestigationsDiffuse pigmentation of face

1. Histopathology for cosmetic

dermatology

2. Trichoscopy

3. Dermatoscopy in pigmentary

diseases

4. Ultrasound in dermatology

Q & A

1. Adult women with acne2. Acne Scar - Multi modal

management

Acne

Panel discussion

Practice Management1. Setting up a practice- Secrets in

developing own Skin Line2. My top ten secrets of successful practice3. Handling difficult patients4. Cosmetically addicted patients5. Importance of mentorship

Panel discussionPanel discussion

1. Nail surgeries2. Nail rejuvenation3. Role of Lasers in onycomycosis4. Nail cosmetics

Melasma Free papersSouth Africa Sister society

session1. Management of Melasma-

Impossible to mission possible2. Lasers for melasma and non

melasma pigmentation

Panel discussion

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Presidential Dinner 7:00 PM Onwards - By invitation only

08:00 - 09:00

09:00 - 10-00

10:00 - 10:30

10:30 - 11:00

11:00 - 12:30

12:30 - 01:15

ACSI WCOCD International Dermatosurgery quiz

ACSI International Award paper session

Key note lectures

Tea Break

1. Local flaps in Dermato Surgery2. Mohs surgery3. Pathogenesis of keloids4. Topical silicone gel vs Triple antibiotic for postoperative wound care5. Breaking the claws of keloids

Emergencies and complications in aesthetic practice

Aesthetics in adolescents

1. Indian concept of colour and beauty2. The menance of Topical Steroid Damaged Face (TSDF)3. Red face syndrome

Free papers

02:00 - 03:30

03:30 - 05:00

1:15 to 2:00 lunch

Time Hall 1 Hall 2 Hall 3

Hall 2

Hall 2

Hall 2

Hall 2

Hall 1

Hall 1

Hall 1

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Hall 3

Hall 3

Hall 3

Hall 3

Q & A

Pot pourri

To be announced

Panel discussion Panel discussion

Vitiligo Surgery

Dermatosurgeon - Plastic Surgeon Red face symposium

Panel Discussion

Medical hair restoration1. Newer concepts in AGA

2. Finasteride : Fact vs fiction

3. Update on recent therapeutic advances

4. Scalp camouflage

Fillers1. Restoring facial beauty-Choosing

right filler2. Mid face volumisation3. Nose shaping - Asian perspective4. Lip augmentation5. Full face rejuvenation - Point

lifts to micro injections

Microneedling1. Dermaroller in aesthetic

dermatology2. Dermaroller for postacne scars3. Microneedle RF - Mechanisms

and rationale4. Management of stretch marks -

Does anything work?Q & A

Platelet Rich Plasma1. Where do we place PRP - An Update

Panel discussion

2. Topics - Commercial kits, for acne scars, for hair loss

1. A Journey - Tissue grafts to cellular grafts in vitiligo

2. How do I manage - Difficult Cases and difficult sites

3. Phototherapy- targeted, excimer laser and light

4. Emerging Therapies- PRPPanel discussion

1. Recent concepts in pathogenesis and management of varicose veins

2. What's new in managing melanoma molecular therapy.

3. Hidradenitis suppurativa4. Management of non healing ulcer

Q & A

1. Pathogenesis and androgen excess syndromes

2. Managing PCOS3. Laser hair removal: How has it

progressed4. IPL for hair reduction

Panel discussion

Hirsutism

1. Complications with injectables and biofilms (including blindness)

2. Serious complications with lasers3. Emergencies of dermatologic surgery4. Managing emergencies - Resuscitation

Panel discussion

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11:00 - 12:00 Free papers Free papers

12:00 - 1:15 Facial anatomy

Aesthetic treatments for skin diseases

2:00 3:15

Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS)

Cosmeceuticals and Retinoids

3:15 4:30

Complications

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Scar management

MASTER CLASSES : WCOCD 2017 HALL: 4 (A, B,C)

v Age wise changes in regional anatomy in-30 to 50 yrs and injectables

v Age wise changes in regional anatomy over 50 years and injectables

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Etiology, pathogenesis, of HS

Medical management including biologics

Role of lasers in treatment of HS

Role of surgery in management of HS

Panel Discussion

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Aesthetic disasters: Introduction

Complications for aesthetic procedures other than injectables

Pains of peeling

Injectable complications

Laser losers

Periorbital rejuvenation

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Non aesthetic uses of botulinum toxin

Lasers in non-aesthetic indications

Fat transfer for morphea

Hair transplantation for cicatricial alopecia

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hyperhidrosisLiposuction for axillary hyperhidrosisLasers

Panel Discussion

Hyperhidrosis

Time Day 01: 04 May 2017, Thursday Day 02: 05 May 2017, Friday Day 03: 06 May 2017, Saturday

Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion

Panel DiscussionPanel Discussion

Mesotherapy and growth factors - where is the evidence

Panel Discussion

OPTIONAL EVENTS

Hall 4A Hall 4B Hall 4C

Hall - 4A Hall - 4B Hall - 4C

Hall 4A Hall 4B Hall 4C

Sclerotherapy (10:30 - 12:00)

Pathophysiology of Varicose veinsLiquid Vs foam Sclerotherapy for varicose veinsCosmetic sclerotherapySclerotherapy for other vascular

indications

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Panel Discussion

v verview of cosmeceuticals

v Cosmeceuticals for sensitive skin

v Animal testing of cosmeceuticals

v Cosmeceuticals for skin lightening

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Assessing scars and scar prophylaxis

The art involved?

Role of Lasers in scar revision Management of hypertrophic scars Dermal smash graft for acne scars with

epidermal preservation

Scar excisions and reorientation-

Silicone gel for scar remodelling

Controversial treatments

Panel Discussion

Hall 4A

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Anatomy : Hills and valleysOverview of POMInjectablesLasersPeels

Panel Discussion

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Other EBD devices in facial scar management: (IPL, PDT, Thermal devices)

My favorite combination in acne scars

Surgical correction of acne scars on Indian skin m y experience

FUT

Anesthesia and strip harvest

Graft Preparation

Tips and tricks of FUT

FUE

Instrumentation of FUE

Technique of FUE

Body hair transplant

Tips and Tricks of FUE

Advanced Session

Complications of FUT& FUE

Combination of FUT & FUE

Recent advances in the field of Hair Restoration

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Facial Scar management

Beginners forum

Open House

OPTIONAL EVENTS

Instructional courses with video demonstrations

An overview of facial scars: Causes, types and evaluation

Facial anatomy for dermatological surgery with regard to risk zones

Anesthesia for facial scar revision. (Local anesthesia, Blocks, Tumescent / Bi-level anesthesia.)

Discussion

Surgical management

Surgical scar planning

Surgical correction of facial scars

Needling in facial scars

Discussion

Volume replacement in facial scars

Subcision& dermal grafting

Autologous dermal suspension

Autologous fat transfer

Dermal fillers in facial scars

Discussion

Chemical peels and chemosurgeries in acne scars

Platelet rich plasma in facial scars

Energy based devices (EBD) in Facial scar management

Microneedling RF technologies and its combinations in Acne scar management

Fractional lasers in facial scar revision

Comparison of lasers and energy based devices in acne scars in Indian skin

Discussion

Hair transplantation

Basics

Counselling and assessment of patient

OT setup and instrumentation of FUT

Hairline Design

Graft Implantation including recipient site creation ( all techniques)

Lunch break 1:30 PM to 2:15 PM

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Manual liposuction - Video talk

Suction blister epidermal grafting on lips and other areas -Step-by-Step

Minigrafting for difficult to treat sites-Step-by-Step-Pinna, Lips and acral areas

Minigrafting-Step by-Step

Stability issues

Patient selection (issues other than stability)

Welcome and introduction to course

VitiligoLiposuction and Fat transfer

Time Hall 5 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Time Hall 6 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

OPTIONAL EVENTS

Instructional courses with video demonstrations

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Laser lipolysis

Liposuction overview, powered liposuction

Tumescent anesthesia - Video talk

Cryolipolysis

Chemical lipolysis

Subcision for celluilte

External lipolysis devices -

Ultrasound, laser etc

Complications of liposuction

Q and A

Fat transfer

Indications and overview

Fat transfer techniques and pitfalls

Fat transfer in difficult areas

Complications

Q and A

Body hair transplantation for vitiligo and surgical management of leukotrichia-Step-by-Step

Eyelash transplantation for vitiligo - Step-by-Step

Ultrathin split thickness grafting - Step-by-Step

Jodhpur technique and smash grafting - Step-by-Step

Non culture epidermal cell suspension (NCES) - Step-by-Step

Modifications of NCES including 4 wells technique

Scarless technique for donor tissue harvesting for NCES

Combination of outer root sheath cell suspension and NCES

In vivo preparation of epidermal cell suspension

Special issues for NCES on lips

Special issues for eyelids, nipple and areola

Special Issues for genitals

Special issues for acral areas

Pot pourri - Summarizing the workshop and take home message


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Mesotherapy based treatments

Hall 5 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Hall 6 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

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Designing and setting up the aesthetic dermatology clinic

Aesthetic practice in Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities

Accreditation- NABH

Software

MCI

Time Time

Quality control in aesthetic practice

Consent

Grooming, Soft skills

Supporting staff - Recruitment, Maintaining, Training and handling

Selecting the right technology, equipment and suppliers

Website and Social media

Housekeeping - Waste handling

Involving professional colleagues in a joint set up

Consumer courts

Clinic establishments and registrations

Government regulations for clinics

Financial planning

Preparing a project report

Using external finance judiciously

Investing wisely

Getting more out of yourself and the staff

Tax planning

Expanding your practice

Developing a group practice

Developing a big centre

Starting a chain of clinics

Interactive discussion on problems faced and solutions to them

Medical and procedural rejuvenationPractice Management

Defining strends in rejuvenation

kin rejuvenation and its aims, new

Combination techniques to achieve and maintain optimal outcomes in rejuvenation

Medical therapies for antiaging Overview and protocols

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Textural rejuvenation

Pigmentary(Photodamage) rejuvenation

Optical Rejuvenation

Complications and management

of interventions for rejuvenation

Panel discussion on difficult cases

Controversies in rejuvenation

HIFU

Minimum incision face lift

Endoscopic face lift

Neurotoxins for rejuvenation

Fillers for rejuvenation

thDay: 3, 6 May 2017, SaturdayInstructional courses

with video demonstrations

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Time TimeHall 7 11:00 AM TO 05:15 PM

Lasers - I

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Introduction and riefing objectives of workshopLaser physics/laser tissue interactionLaser Hair removal Choosing right device in right patient

b Introduction and briefing objectives of workshop

Hall 8 11:00 AM TO 05:15 PM

Injectables - I

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Talk on strategizing treatment plan

Upper face: Talk on anatomy followed by demonstration by experts

Talk on complications. "No go" areas will be demonstrated on the patient's face and it will be more of a practical and interactive session

Midface: Talk on anatomy followed by demonstration by experts

Talk on complications. "No go" areas will be demonstrated on the patient's face and it will be more of a practical and interactive session

Lower face: Talk on anatomy

Talk on complications. "No go" areas will be demonstrated on the patient's face and it will be more of a practical and interactivesession

Panel discussion

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Dealing with difficult situations (Hyperandrogenism, dark skin and thick hair) Nd:Yag 1064nmManaging thin hair and when to combine technologies-IPLPanel discussion: What's new in LHR: Conventional, in motion, dual and triple wavelength technologies; Managing complications: How we tackle grey hair and paradoxical hair growth; LHR in children

What technology in which situation? Ablative fractional lasers Vs Non ablative fractional lasers Vs

Sublative fractional resurfacing-Indications and advantages Fractional resurfacing for Acne scars - Live demonstration to

show multimodal approachIs ablation necessary? How do I manage - Moles, neuro fibromas, syringomas, keloids/hypertrophic scars & hidradenitis suppurativa - Live demonstration

Freckles, Lentigines (QS laser 532) and Nevus of Ota (QS laser 1064)Tattoos - Nano to pico technologyLaser toning - Art of facial rejuvenation

Panel discussion on increasing versatility of pigmentary lasers and newer applications

My experience with PDLNon PDL options for vascular lesions - IPL and othersManaging red faceA panel on optimizing vascular laser treatment outcomes

IPL - How to optimize the outcome?Unconventional uses of lasersHow to choose my best laser

Laser safety and maintenance issues

LHR in Indian scenario (Diode laser)

Fractional Lasers & Ablative Lasers

Pigmentary lasers - How to optimize results in epidermal anddermal lesions

Vascular Lasers

Meet the experts

Day: 1, 4th May 2017, ThursdayWorkshops

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Day: 2, 5th May 2017, Friday Workshops


Injectables - II

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Lasers - II

Introduction and briefing objectives of workshop

OPTIONAL EVENTS

Pigmentary lasers- How to optimize results inepidermal and dermal lesions

Laser Hair Removal-Established Concepts, New Trends & Persisting Challenges

Fractional lasers: Ablative & non-ablative for scars.

Vascular Lasers: Role of IPL, Long pulse Nd:YAG, Pulse dyelaser etc for hemangiomas, PWS, keloids etc. (Livedemonstrations)

Meet the experts

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Freckles and Lentigines QS laser 532 nmNevus of Ota QS laser 1064 nmTattoosLaser toning and managing melasmaQ & A / Case discussion

Patient Selection, Laser choice & standard protocol fordark skinHave the unmet needs been met with low-fluence,multiple pass hair removal?My approach to Hirsutism management, work up & laserprotocol.Complications in LHR, tips on avoidance & management.Q & A Case Discussion

Fractional CO2 Laser in acne scars-Device choice,parameters & techniques.Non-ablative fractional laser in acne scars-Why I choosethis over ablative lasers.Newer trends in acne scar management with lasers &light devices.Is Er:YAG fractional laser still relevant? Why chooseablative over non ablative lasers? Combinationtechniques used/preferred.Q & A Case discussion

Getting the best out of a pulse dye laser in Indian skin.Role of IPL in vascular conditions.595nm Gold toning for vascular conditions.

Caring for your laser - Maintenance & Service issues.Managing difficult cases and complicationsHow to choose my best Laser

musculature

Facial compartments & neurovascular aspects

for injectables

Facial assessment & treatment strategy

Upper face rejuvenation including strategy

Mid face rejuvenation

Tear trough & cheek augmentation

Lower face rejuvenation

Complications of toxins

Complications of fillers

Panel Discussion

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thDay: 3, 6 May 2017, SaturdayWorkshops


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Microneedling, Platelet rich plasma therapy, body contouring, skin tightening, thread lift and injection lipolysis


Hyperpigmentation

OPTIONAL EVENTS

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armamentarium Peels for Non melasmic facial melanosis Peels for melasma - Single vs cocktail Periorbital melanosis - Efficacy and safety Whitening and Fancy peels-Do they work?? Combination peels - Hype or Hope Peels for Non facial and Non cosmetic

indications Panel discussion

Introduction: Know your peels

Chemical peels for hyperpigmentation

Lasers

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Laser - Responsive indications like nevus of Ota and freckling pigmentations

Optimizing results in laser less responsive indications

Laser for controversial indications - Melasma, PDL lines and Melanocytic nevus

Tricks of tackling difficult pigmentation. Laser peel - A magical wand

Laser for pigmentation - When, where

Ask the expert session

v Melasma: laser vs peels vs others

Dermascopy

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Clinico-Histopathological- Dermatoscopiccorrelation of pigmentary disorders Dermatoscopy-Narrative video Dermatoscopy in aesthetics Q and A session

Mega Panel Discussion - Meet the experts

Decoding the language of dermatoscopy


Microneedling

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Fractional lasers to microneedling: An overview of technology

Microneedling for alopecia drug delivery

Microneedling for scars and rejuvenation

Microneedle radiofrequency - What's the edge?

Q & A session

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Facial/Body countouring Indian scenario: mindset,

relevance and popularity

Tummy Reshaping-What technology in which patient

(Radio Frequency Vs cryo Vs HIFU vs laser lipo)

Facial skin tightening - HIFU Vs RF (Nonablative,

ablative, sublative) Vs Lasers and lights

Overview/summation/Q&A

Thread lift and injection lipolysis

Body and Facial Contouring (Live / Video Demonstration)

PRP

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PRP in dermatology - Conceptualization, practicality and

preparation video

PRP recipes

PRP in wound healing, scars and rejuvenation

PRP in trichology

Q & A session

Mega Panel Discussion-Meet the experts

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Dr. Lawrence Charles ParishUSA

Gender Dermatology

Dr. Jennifer ParishUSA

Aesthetics

Dr. Naomi Lawrence USA

Eugene J.van Scott lecture

Dr. Vesna Petronic RosicUSA

NanotechnologyCosmeceuticals

Dr. Minal Patwardhan AndradeUAE

Lasers and Energy based devices

Dr. Hassan GaladariUAE

Aestheticsinjectables

Dr. Paula Georges KaramLebanon

Lasers & Lights

Dr. Marc RoscherSouth Africa

Cellulite ManagementDermatosurgery

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Dr. Esperanza WelshMexico

Photodynamic TherapyLasers

Dr. Natalie CurcioUSA

Facial Contouring

Dr. Uwe WollinaGermany

Botulinum ToxinHidradenitis suppurativa

Dr. Glen CalderheadUK

Lasers and Drug Delivery

Dr. Babar K RaoUSA

DermatoscopyPigmentation

Dr. Andreas KastambasGreece

Acne Scars

Dr. Atchima SuwanchindaThailand

Fillers

Dr. William Clark LambertUSA

Antiageing

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Dr. Muriel Wikswo LambertUSA

Antiageing

Dr. Anthony V BenedettoUSA

Skin TighteningInjectables

Dr. Kavita MariwallaUSA

Neuro ToxinsInjection Lipolysis

Dr. Joseph PaceMalta

Acne ManagementInternational Dermatology

Dr. Gerhard SattlerGermany

LiposuctionFat transfer

Dr. Alice GohMalaysia

Facial Rejuvenation

Dr. Klaus FritzGermany

Lasers & Lights

Dr. George KroumpouzosUSA

Mid Face RejuvenationPost Acne Scars

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Name Country Area of Intrest

Dr. Benjamin Ascher USA Facial anatomy for injectables

Dr. George Martin USA Melanoma

Dr. Ken Williams USA Hair transplantation

Dr. Vic Narurkar USA Injectables

Dr. Jason Emer USA Injectables

Dr. Donald Glass USA Keloids

Dr. Sharon Keene USA Hair transplantation

Dr. Sara Brenner Israel Gender Dermatology

Dr. Hairak Routh Colombia Evidence based cosmetic dermatology

Dr. Almond Deria Philippines Stem cells

Dr. Justyna Sicinska Poland Trichoscopy

Dr. KC Hau Hongkong Injectables

Dr. Ashraf Badavi Egypt Lasers

Dr. Falk Bechara Germany Hidradenitis Suppurativa

Dr. Sanjay Parashar Dubai Robotic hair transplantation

Dr. Matteo Clementoni Italy Scar revision

Dr. Steven Thng Tien Guan Singapore Hyperpigmentation

Dr. Hee Yong Kang Korea Hyperpigmentation

Dr. Fira Al NiaimiLondon

Drug Delivery DevicesLasers for Dermatological Diseases

Dr. Mahaveer Mehta DubaiLasers

Dr. Dinker B RaiUSA

Sclerotherapy

Dr. Eduardo WeissFlorida

Hair Hutrition, Injectables & biofilms

Our esteemed Indian faculty

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Dr. Abhishek De

Dr. Amala Kamath

Dr. Aman Dua

Dr. Ameet Walia

Dr. Amit Kerure

Dr. Amrendra

Dr. Anil Abraham

Dr. Anil Ganjoo

Dr. Anil Garg

Dr. Annatha Prasad Holla

Dr. AnuragTiwari

Dr. Apratim Goel

Dr. Archana singhal

Dr. Arijit Coondoo

Dr. Arika bansal

Dr. Ashique

Dr. Banu Prakash

Dr. Bela Shah

Dr. Biju Vasudevan

Dr. Binod Khaitan

Dr. Chandan Ashokan

Dr. Chander Grover

Dr. Chandrashekar B.S

Dr. Davinder Parsad

Dr. Deepak Parikh

Dr. Dhanashree Bhide

Dr. Dilip Kachhawa

Dr. Dilip Shah

Dr. Dinesh D

Dr. Dutta R N

Dr. Eswari L

Dr. Ganesh Pai

Dr. Gupta R P

Dr. Hema Jerajani

Dr. Imran Majid

Dr. Jagadish P

Dr. Jagadish Sakhiya

Dr. Jaishree Sharad

Dr. Jayakar Thomas

Dr. Jaidev Betkerur

Dr. Kanika Sahani

Dr. Kapil Dua

Dr. Kavish Chauhan

Dr. Kavita M

Dr. Kiran Godse

Dr. Koushik Lahiri

Dr. Krupashankar

Dr. Kuldeep Saxsena

Dr. Lalit Kapoor

Dr. Latika Arya

Dr. Madhulika Mhatre

Dr. Madhuri Agarwal

Dr. Madura C

Dr. Mahendra Kura

Dr. Malavika Kohli

Dr. Manas Chatterjee

Dr. Manish Gautham

Dr. Manjit Marwah

Dr. Manjyot Gautam

Dr. Manjyot Marwah

Dr. Manoj Khanna

Dr. Maya Vedamurthy

Dr. Meera James

Dr. Milind Doshi

Dr. Milind Naik

Dr. Mukesh Giridhar

Dr. Mukta Sachdev

Dr. Munish Paul

Dr. Narendra Gokhale

Dr. Narendra Patwardhan

Dr. Nilesh Goyal

Dr. Nischal K.C

Dr. Niti Khunger

Dr. Nitin Nadkarni

Dr. Omprakash H. M

Dr. Pradeep Kumari

Dr. Pradumnya Vaidya

Dr. Rachita Dhurat

Dr. Raghavendra

Dr. Raghavendra Torsekar

Dr. R.Raghunatha Reddy

Dr. Raj Kirit

Dr. Rajat Gupta

Dr. Rajat Kandhari

Dr. Rajeev V

Dr. Rajendran S.C

Dr. Rajesh Buddadev

Dr. Rajesh Gokhale

Dr. Rajesh Kumar

Dr. Rajesh Rajput

Dr. Rajesh Verma

Dr. Rajetha Damisetty

Dr. Rajyalakshmi Konanthan

Dr. Rakesh Bharti

Dr. Rakesh Kalra

Dr. Ramachandran

Dr. Ramam M

Dr. Rashmi Sarkar

Dr. Rasya Dixit

Dr. Ravi Chandran

Dr. Rekha Sheth

Dr. Renita R

Dr. Rishi Parashar

Dr. Robin Unger

Dr. Rohit Batra

Dr. Sacchidanand S

Dr. Salim T

Dr. Samipa S Mukherjee

Dr. Sandeep Mahapatra

Dr. Sandeep Sattur

Dr. Sandipan Dhar

Dr. Sangeeta Amladi

Dr. Sanjay Parashar

Dr. Sanjay Rathi

Dr. Sanjay Sane

Dr. Sanjeev Aurangabadkar

Dr. Sanjeev Gupta

Dr. Sanjeev Mulekar

Dr. Sanjiv Vasa

Dr. Satish D.A

Dr. Satish Udare

Dr. Savita Yadav

Dr. Savitha Somaiah

Dr. Seetharam K A

Dr. Sharad Mutalik

Dr. Sharma V K

Dr. Sharmila patil

Dr. Shashikumar B.M

Dr. Sheetal Poojari

Dr. Shehnaz Arsiwala

Dr. Shetty M K

Dr. Shyam Verma

Dr. Siddharth Sonthalia

Dr. Smita Nagpal

Dr. Somesh Gupta

Dr. Srinivas C R

Dr. Srinivas Murthy

Dr. Sriranga Pandit

Dr. Subodh Sirur

Dr. Subrata Malakar

Dr. Sudip Das

Dr. Sunil Dogra

Dr. Suresh Talwar

Dr. Swapnil Shah

Dr. Thakur R P

Dr. Umashankar Nagaraju

Dr. Urmila Nischal

Dr. Vaishali Kirane

Dr. Vandana Chattra

Dr. Vani Yepuri

Dr. Venkataram Mysore

Dr. Vijay Garg

Dr. Vijay Zawar

Dr. Vinay Saraf

Dr. Vivek Kumar

Dr. Yashwant tawde

Dr. Yogesh Marfatia

And many more……….

Dr. Satish Savant

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Your

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15 December 2016

Hyperpigmentation

ACSI Members

IADVL non ACSI members

International Non IACD

(Developed Countries)*members

International IACD Members+

all Developing Countries*Delegates

Residents (Indian / International) **

Plastic Surgeons ***

Micro needling, Platelet rich plasma therapy body contouring, skin tightening, Thread lifts and Injection lipolysis

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15 December 2016

15 December 2016

INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO

Facial Scar management

Liposuction and Fat transfer

Vitiligo Surgery

Medical and procedural rejuvenation

Practice Management

Hair Restoration surgery

Facial anatomy and injectables

Complications of aesthetic procedures

Aesthetic treatments for skin diseases

Hidradenitis suppurativa

Cosmeceuticals and Retinoids

Scar management

Controversial treatments

Periorbital rejuvenation

Hyperhidrosis

Sclerotherapy


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Laser and light based DevicesInjectablesPeelsOther Aesthetic treamentsDermatosurgery

TrichologyTherapeuticsInnovationsPratice management issuesEthics and medicolegal issues

Free communicationE-postersAward papersEdward L. Keyes Resident Contest for oustanding Case Reports - Abstract deadline January 10, 2017. It includes any case of Medical, Surgical, or cosmetic (or continued) nature. Abstracts should be submitted via email to [email protected],edu before noon, CDT, January 10, 2017.

WCOCD Innovative award / WCOCD young investigator award.

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around the venue and across Bengaluru City.

For


Vidhana Soudha Bangalore PalaceIskcon Temple

Accommodations at special rates are available only till Feb 15th 2017. So please book your rooms [email protected]

BENGALURU CITY SIGHTSEEINGS

Ulsoor Lake

Explore fascinating places to visit in Bengaluru.= Home to trees that are more than a 100 years old, the botanical garden was commissioned by Haider

Ali to be built to mimic the world-renowned Mughal Gardens.= It is one of the biggest commercial centres and houses lables such as Canali, Ermeneglido Zenga,

Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton, Versace and Paul Smith to name a few.= A majestic place of worship that attracts people of all faiths from all over the globe.= Commercial heart of the city equipped with numerous opporunities to dine and shop.= Famous for being a bargain hunter’s paradise.= The breathtakingly beautiful and most magnificent State Legislative building in India was

constructed in a style which can be described as Neo-Dravidian, incorporating elements of Indo-Saracenic aswell as Dravidian designs.

= A tranquil sight to behold in the north eastern fringe of the city centre, spread across an area of 123.6 acres. Be enthralled by the flora and several species of beautiful birds.

= This animal reserve houses a zoo and a butterfly park. You can also choose to goon a safari to get a closer look at the animals of even spend a night in the wilderness!

= This majestic palace was built inspired by the Windsor Castle in Tudor architectural style. Enclosed by beautiful gardens, this palace not only attracts tourists in large numbers, but is also a preferred destination for important events and cultural programs.

= in ancient hill fortress that resembles a sleeping bull.= The dancing and musical fountain is based on the latest multimedia

technology, providing high versatility in programming as well as in play back to various Indian and Western musical themes. A number of fountain patterns creates an illusion of a folk or group dance.

Lalbagh:

UB City:

Iskcon Temple:MG Road: Commercial Street:Vidhana Soudha:

Ulsoor Lake:

Banneghattta National Park:

Bangalore Palace:

Nandi Hills:Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain Park:

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Mysore Palace Stone chariot - Hampi Nagarahole

To give you a glimpse daily tours are arranged to Bengaluru city including Banneraghatta National Park, heritage tours to Mysore city and Belur-Halebidu.For other package information contact event organizer at [email protected]

Bengaluru

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