From evidence-based science to everyday clinical practice
The TAMC scientific program is built around practical issues that aesthetic medicine professionals face in their daily work. The format combines keynote lectures, oral presentations, panel discussions, live injection demonstrations, workshops, and corporate symposia.
A significant part of the program is devoted to facial anatomy and injection techniques. Special attention is given to the upper, middle, and lower thirds of the face, the lips, nose, neck, and hands, as well as the choice of products, techniques, and ways to achieve a natural result.
Anatomy, injections, and ultrasound guidance
Practical anatomy remains one of the central focuses of the congress. The program includes the Anatomy Masterclass and thematic sessions where anatomical landmarks are directly linked to injection technique and complication prevention.
Separate lectures are devoted to ultrasound guidance in aesthetic medicine, particularly the use of ultrasound when working with fillers and in the management of vascular complications. This approach reflects the broader movement of the field toward greater precision and procedural control.
Lasers and energy-based devices
The device-based track covers laser and other energy-based technologies, radiofrequency methods, and combined protocols. The program addresses scars, vascular changes, skin rejuvenation, and the combination of EBD with injection and biostimulatory methods.
The practical part includes dedicated EBD workshops and discussions on how to choose technology according to the clinical task rather than only the characteristics of a specific device.
Complications and complex clinical cases
Procedure safety holds a prominent place in the TAMC program. Topics include vascular complications after filler injections, vision loss, inflammatory reactions, complications after biostimulators and permanent fillers, as well as practical algorithms for their prevention and treatment.
A separate format provides for the real-time review of photographs and clinical cases: experts discuss possible complications and develop an action plan for complex patients. This makes it possible to show not only ready-made protocols, but also the clinical decision-making process itself.
Biostimulation, regenerative approaches, and longevity
The program features biostimulators and biomodulators, CaHA, PLLA, hybrid products, polynucleotides, exosomes, and other approaches related to skin quality and tissue remodeling.
A separate Longevity & Wellness in Aesthetics block demonstrates the expansion of the traditional scope of aesthetic medicine. Discussions focus on healthy aging, healthspan, and the integration of injection techniques into broader strategies for addressing age-related changes.
Surgery and combined approaches
Despite its strong focus on minimally invasive techniques, the program also includes a surgical section. It covers periorbital rejuvenation, brow lift, surgical approaches to facial profile enhancement, and other issues in aesthetic surgery.
This combination makes it possible to compare non-surgical and surgical solutions and discuss the limits of their application in different clinical situations.
Emerging professionals and professional debate
The Rising Star Project creates a separate platform for young doctors, who can present their own clinical approaches and research to an international audience. The program also includes debate sessions and controversial topics, where experts argue for different approaches to the same problem.
The professional exhibition area complements the scientific program: companies present products, medical equipment, technologies, and solutions for modern aesthetic practice.
Who will benefit from the congress
- aesthetic medicine doctors;
- dermatologists and dermatovenereologists;
- plastic and aesthetic surgeons;
- specialists in injection techniques;
- doctors working with lasers and energy-based technologies;
- specialists involved in the prevention and treatment of complications;
- doctors interested in regenerative approaches and longevity;
- heads of clinics and medical practices;
- young doctors and authors of scientific papers.
What to pay attention to before attending
The program runs in parallel across several halls, so before traveling it is worth identifying your priority scientific sessions, live demonstrations, workshops, and symposia in advance. The preliminary program has already been published, but the organizers note that changes are still possible before the congress begins.
