IMCAS China brings together dermatology, plastic surgery, and aesthetic medicine in one scientific program. Special emphasis is placed on clinical approaches and technologies relevant to the Chinese and broader Asian market, particularly in addressing the features of East Asian facial morphology.

The program covers injectable techniques, clinical dermatology and dermatologic surgery, facial and body surgery, lasers and energy-based devices, body shaping, peels, mesotherapy, needling, cosmeceuticals, regenerative medicine, and medical practice management.

From anatomy and ultrasound to live injection

The practical component holds a prominent place in the program. Dedicated formats focus on ultrasound guidance during injectable procedures, anatomy, and work with clinical cases. A format is also предусмотрен that combines a cadaver workshop with a demonstration of injections on a patient, allowing participants to compare anatomical structures with real procedural practice.

In the regenerative medicine track, discussions will cover exosomes, cellular and cell-free approaches, biomaterials, and other technologies gradually entering modern aesthetic medicine. At the same time, the program includes sessions on injectable products, lasers, device-based techniques, and combination protocols.

The professional exhibition complements the educational program: companies present products, equipment, and technologies for dermatology, plastic surgery, and medical aesthetics. For physicians, this is an opportunity to evaluate new products not only through marketing presentations, but also in relation to the clinical topics discussed at the congress.

Who will benefit from the congress

  • dermatologists and dermatologic surgeons;
  • plastic and aesthetic surgeons;
  • aesthetic medicine physicians;
  • specialists in injectable techniques;
  • physicians working with lasers and energy-based devices;
  • specialists in regenerative medicine;
  • clinic and medical practice managers.

Because several halls operate simultaneously, participants should determine their priority scientific sessions, practical courses, and symposia in advance, as some specialized formats take place at the same time.