28^th World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress

Welcome Message

We are pleased to welcome professionals from across the globe to the “28^th World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress,” scheduled for June 22–23, 2026, in London, UK.

Guided by the theme “Elevating Skin Care with Progressive Dermatology and Aesthetic Innovation,” this congress brings together clinicians, researchers, and innovators committed to advancing skin health through evidence-based practice and emerging technologies. Throughout the event, attendees will explore developments shaped by regenerative science, dermal biophysics, and evolving cell-matrix interactions that influence both therapeutic and cosmetic outcomes.

The programme will highlight breakthroughs in areas such as nanostructured formulations, precision aesthetic tools, and biological repair mechanisms driven by cutaneous microdynamics. These sessions aim to spark interdisciplinary collaboration, strengthen global dialogue, and encourage the translation of laboratory insights into real-world dermatological practice.

We look forward to welcoming you to London for an engaging, forward-thinking experience shaped by scientific curiosity and clinical excellence.

Target Audience

• Dermatologists
• Aesthetic Medicine Specialists
• Cosmetic Dermatology Experts
• Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons
• Dermatopathologists
• Skin Biology Researchers
• Cosmetologists & Trichologists
• Aesthetic Nurses & Clinical Practitioners
• Laser & Energy-Based Device Specialists
• Regenerative Medicine Professionals
• Pharmacologists & Formulation Scientists
• Biomedical Engineers working on Skin Technologies
• Immunodermatology Researchers
• Dermato-oncology Professionals
• Anti-aging & Skin Regeneration Experts
• Public Health Dermatology Professionals
• Healthcare Policy Makers
• Medical Directors & Clinical Administrators
• Industry Leaders & Aesthetic Product Developers
• Graduate Students
• Postgraduate Trainees
• PhD Researchers & Scholars
• Clinical Fellows & Dermatology Residents

About Conference

We are excited to host the “28^th World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress,” taking place on June 22–23, 2026, in London, UK. This year’s congress embraces the theme “Elevating Skin Care with Progressive Dermatology and Aesthetic Innovation,” reflecting our commitment to advancing both scientific understanding and clinical excellence in skin health.

The scientific programme will explore a wide spectrum of developments shaped by cutaneous molecular remodeling, emerging epidermal responsiveness, advanced rejuvenation platforms, and innovations influenced by dermo-cellular regulation. Through keynote sessions, expert panels, workshops, and poster presentations, the event will highlight research that merges biological science with aesthetic technology to refine diagnostic precision and therapeutic outcomes.

Participants will engage with discussions on topics such as biostimulatory pathways, high-resolution dermal imaging strategies, regenerative micro-environmental shifts, and evolving treatment protocols designed to personalize patient care. The congress also serves as a global platform for networking, offering opportunities for clinicians, researchers, academicians, and industry pioneers to collaborate and contribute to the next wave of dermatological advancements.

We welcome you to London for an inspiring, innovative, and scientifically enriching experience that continues to shape the future of dermatology and aesthetic medicine.

Why to Attend

The 28^th World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress, taking place on June 22–23, 2026, in London, UK, serves as a premier international platform for dermatologists, aesthetic physicians, researchers, and industry experts dedicated to advancing skin health and aesthetic medicine. Over two scientifically rich days, participants will explore evolving trends in clinical dermatology, cosmetic procedures, regenerative skin therapies, and advanced diagnostic technologies.

This congress offers a unique opportunity to engage with global experts and gain insights into innovative approaches addressing both medical and aesthetic skin concerns. Attendees will benefit from knowledge exchange on novel treatment protocols, emerging technologies, and research-driven solutions that are shaping the future of dermatology and aesthetic practice.

Whether you are a clinician, academic researcher, healthcare professional, or industry innovator, this event provides an ideal environment to enhance clinical expertise, expand professional networks, and stay aligned with the latest developments in dermatology and aesthetic science.

Conference Highlights

• Global Dermatology & Aesthetic Experts on One Platform: Gain insights from internationally recognized dermatologists, aesthetic specialists, and researchers who are influencing modern skin care practices and advancing dermatological science.
   
• Advanced Clinical & Aesthetic Workshops: Participate in expert-led workshops focusing on minimally invasive procedures, laser and energy-based devices, injectables, and evidence-based aesthetic techniques with real-world clinical relevance.
   
• Scientific Sessions on Emerging Dermatology Innovations: Engage in focused discussions on regenerative dermatology, biologic therapies, dermal imaging technologies, personalized treatment strategies, and advancements in cosmetic dermatology.
   
• Dermatology & Aesthetic Innovation Showcase: Explore the latest products, devices, formulations, and digital solutions presented by leading pharmaceutical companies, technology providers, and aesthetic brands.
   
• Young Dermatologists & Researcher Forum: A dedicated platform for students, early-career professionals, and young researchers to present original work, receive expert feedback, and gain international visibility.
   
• Networking & Collaboration Opportunities: Connect with clinicians, academicians, researchers, industry leaders, and healthcare organizations to foster collaborations, partnerships, and knowledge exchange across disciplines.
   
• Awards for Excellence in Dermatology & Aesthetic Research: Recognition of outstanding contributions through awards such as Best Research Presentation, Young Investigator Award, Best Clinical Innovation, and Best Poster Presentation.

Sessions and Tracks

Track 1: Skin Barrier Science & Cellular Integrity

Researchers are uncovering how environmental stress alters lipid layers and weakens natural protection. Even mild irritation can disrupt desmosomes, causing hydration loss and uneven texture. Over time, shifts in keratin filaments influence the way cells bond. Some studies show that chronic dryness changes the behavior of corneocytes, slowing repair. Protective ingredients now aim to restore stability more consistently.

Exploration Points:

• Barrier Stability Metrics
• Structural Protein Interactions
• Hydration Preservation Mechanisms

Track 2: Clinical Dermatopathology & Diagnostic Insights

High-resolution analysis helps specialists identify subtle lesion patterns that were once easy to miss. Changes in basophilic granules reveal early inflammatory activity in many disorders. Pathologists also monitor pigment variation tied to fluctuating melanin biogenesis. Complex samples often show unexpected clusters of eosinophils, guiding targeted treatment. Digital tools enhance accuracy in ambiguous cases.

Diagnostic Dimensions:

• Tissue Morphology Indicators
• Cellular Staining Interpretations
• Microscopic Structural Mapping

Track 3: Aesthetic Injectables & Facial Contouring

Refined injectables improve shaping results while reducing complication risks. Adjusting placement depth helps regulate how fibroblast activity responds during healing. Specialists evaluate adipocyte behavior to avoid uneven volume shifts across facial zones. Improved understanding of hyaluronic acid rheology allows for more predictable lifting effects. Personalized techniques produce natural contours.

Treatment Streams:

• Injection Pattern Optimization
• Volume Restoration Principles
• Contouring Strategy Enhancements

Track 4: Laser Innovations & Energy-Based Therapies

Energy devices are becoming safer as scientists study how different chromophores absorb thermal energy. Small changes in the environment can influence collagen neogenesis, affecting outcome longevity. Practitioners also consider how photothermolysis varies across skin tones to minimize risks. Even slight wavelength adjustments alter tissue response. New systems emphasize comfort and precision.

Innovation Pathways:

• Energy Delivery Calibration
• Treatment Zone Mapping
• Heat-Controlled Tissue Remodeling

Track 5: Hair Biology & Scalp Regeneration

Hair-cycle disruption often stems from hormonal and immune changes. Scientists now track follicular cytokines that suppress growth phases unexpectedly. Regenerative blends aim to influence dermal papilla behavior and revive dormant roots. Long-term improvement depends largely on stabilizing anagen progression. Emerging formulas target multi-layer repair.

Restoration Clusters:

• Follicle Activation Drivers
• Growth Cycle Stabilization
• Scalp Microenvironment Management

Track 6: Pediatric Dermatology & Developmental Disorders

Children experience rapid immune changes that shape skin response. Irritants may trigger mast cell reactions more strongly in early years. Shifts in epidermal dysbiosis influence sensitivity and recurrent flare-ups. Clinicians also evaluate pediatric immunoglobulin behavior to predict chronic progression. Parent-focused education improves management outcomes.

Child-Care Sectors:

• Infant Skin Protection Needs
• Early-Onset Disorder Indicators
• Pediatric Immune Variation

Track 7: Pigmentation Disorders & Melanin Regulation

Melanin pathways fluctuate based on hormonal, genetic, and inflammatory cues. Subtle changes in melanosome movement can darken select zones unpredictably. Therapies often target tyrosinase activity to moderate pigment formation. Persistent sun exposure enhances UV-induced mutagenesis, worsening uneven tone. Combination approaches maintain more stable results.

Color-Correction Themes:

• Pigment Formation Modifiers
• Trigger Identification Models
• Reversal & Maintenance Approaches

Track 8: Acne Mechanisms & Sebaceous Dynamics

Acne intensity rises sharply when sebaceous glands increase lipogenesis, fueling inflammation. Overactive Cutibacterium acnes populations release signals that irritate surrounding tissues. During flare cycles, neutrophil chemotaxis intensifies redness and swelling. Lifestyle changes also shift internal triggers. Modern routines combine targeted suppression with barrier support.

Clarity Frameworks:

• Sebum Production Control
• Microbial Influence Mapping
• Anti-Inflammatory Treatment Routes

Track 9: Psoriasis Pathways & Immune Regulation

Psoriatic lesions develop when T-cell responses spiral into chronic overactivation. Some patients show elevated IL-23 activity long before visible symptoms appear. Thick plaques often arise from uncontrolled keratinocyte hyperproliferation. External weather changes influence flare timing significantly. Biologic therapies now block inflammation with greater precision.

Immune-Care Elements:

• Trigger Avoidance Strategies
• Immune Cycle Assessments
• Long-Term Symptom Control

Track 10: Eczema & Atopic Barrier Dysfunction

Many cases worsen when genetic weaknesses reduce natural filaggrin levels. Environmental triggers activate strong Th2 inflammation, leading to intense itching. Even mild irritants can alter epidermal permeability and speed dehydration. Regular hydration routines help stabilize fragile layers. New emollients support deeper repair.

Comfort-Care Sections:

• Barrier Hydration Systems
• Flare-Up Trigger Tracking
• Soothing Treatment Approaches

Track 11: Skin Oncology & Tumor Progression

Tumor formation accelerates when DNA photodamage accumulates from long-term sun exposure. Irregular cells often carry high mutation load, making them aggressive. Early detection tools monitor subtle signs of metastatic behavior. Preventive awareness remains a major global priority. Treatments now integrate immune-targeting strategies.

Critical Study Lines:

• Tumor Pattern Recognition
• High-Risk Lesion Analysis
• Screening Strategy Evolution

Track 12: Wound Healing & Tissue Repair

Deep wounds heal slowly when fibroblast migration weakens, limiting collagen output. Improving blood flow boosts angiogenic activity for faster closure. Changes in extracellular matrix structure also affect scar texture over time. Purpose-built dressings now accelerate the repair cycle. Oxygenation remains essential in chronic wounds.

Healing Dynamics:

• Repair Phase Evaluation
• Cellular Regeneration Triggers
• Advanced Dressing Functions

Track 13: Dermato-Immunology & Inflammatory Response

Chronic inflammation often develops when cytokine networks shift unpredictably. Sudden complement activation aggravates redness and swelling. Immune cells alter their antigen-presenting patterns during flare intensification. Personalized immunotherapies now target specific loops. Understanding cross-cell communication improves remission rates.

Response Categories:

• Immune Trigger Isolation
• Chronic Flare Interpretation
• Mediator-Targeted Therapies

Track 14: Cosmetic Science & Formulation Technology

Modern products rely on engineered systems that stabilize active ingredients. Tiny nanolipid carriers enhance absorption pathways across the skin. Peptide-rich blends improve firmness when peptide stabilization holds steady under heat. Smooth textures form through precise micro-emulsion processes. Regulatory protocols ensure safety before launch.

Formulation Branches:

• Ingredient Synergy Review
• Delivery Mechanism Optimization
• Product Stability Testing

Track 15: Dermatologic Surgery & Procedural Advances

Surgical quality improves when tissue response is predicted accurately. Subtle shifts in hemostatic balance influence bleeding control. Techniques that consider collagen behavior lead to neater scar patterns. Effective procedures adjust tissue excision angles to reduce tension. Better training enhances precision.

Procedure Layers:

• Incision Technique Design
• Closure Outcome Optimization
• Operation-Related Risk Control

Track 16: Photoaging & Environmental Skin Stress

Sun exposure accelerates oxidative reactions that weaken skin fibers. Long-term pollution worsens elastin breakdown in exposed zones. Stress conditions elevate matrix metalloproteinase activity, deepening lines. Antioxidant care routines reduce the rate of deterioration. New prevention tools track UV intensity.

Age-Defense Arenas:

• External Stressor Assessment
• Antioxidant Strategy Planning
• Repair-Focused Regimens

Track 17: Nail Disorders & Structural Biology

Nail abnormalities reveal deeper systemic imbalances. Changes in keratin matrix structure weaken the plate, causing splitting. Hidden subungual infections alter color and thickness over time. Variations in onychocyte growth influence strength and clarity. Targeted treatments now improve rebuilding processes.

Nail-Care Modules:

• Plate Strength Evaluation
• Infection Identification Routes
• Structural Correction Concepts

Track 18: Rare Dermatologic Syndromes & Genetic Mapping

Sequencing tools uncover rare mutations responsible for unusual skin conditions. Some cases arise from subtle chromosomal changes not visible through standard testing. Clinicians analyze genotype-phenotype patterns for clearer classification. Unexpected molecular misfolding often shapes symptom severity. Early mapping supports long-term planning.

Genomic Spheres:

• Mutation Screening Tools
• Syndrome-Specific Indicators
• Family-Linked Disorder Tracing

Track 19: Aesthetic Devices & Next-Gen Technologies

Engineers are refining interfaces to match natural skin behavior. Devices using bio-optical sensors analyze tissue responses in real time. Thermal tools rely on controlled frequency modulation to enhance outcomes. Algorithms adjust thermo-acoustic pulses for comfort. Multi-functional platforms offer broader treatment choices.

Device Tracks:

• Technology Adaptation Models
• Performance Outcome Metrics
• User-Safety Evaluation

Track 20: Regenerative Dermatology & Stem-Cell Therapy

Regenerative care focuses on restoring deep layers through mesenchymal signaling enhancement. Early activation of epidermal progenitors helps rebuild damaged surfaces. Lab studies show improved bonding when bioengineered scaffolds support new tissue. Long-term results rely on stable cellular communication. Interest in full-thickness renewal is rising globally.

Renewal Divisions:

• Regenerative Cell Pathways
• Scaffold-Assisted Techniques
• Long-Term Restoration Plans

Market Analysis

The world Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine market is experiencing strong growth, driven by rising demand for minimally invasive cosmetic procedures, increasing prevalence of skin disorders, and continuous innovation in laser technologies, injectable treatments, and regenerative dermatology. The world aesthetic medicine market is projected to reach USD 332–350 billion by 2032, while the world dermatology therapeutics market is expected to exceed USD 98 billion by 2030, supported by advances in biologics, personalized therapies, and digital dermatology solutions.

Technological progress, including AI-assisted diagnostics, advanced dermal imaging systems, and next-generation neuromodulators, is improving clinical efficiency and patient outcomes across dermatology and aesthetic practice. Market growth is further reinforced by patient preference for non-surgical enhancements, preventive skincare, and energy-based treatment platforms. North America currently leads the market, while Asia–Pacific is the fastest-growing region, with Europe maintaining a strong focus on regulatory compliance and biologic therapy innovation.

Overall, the world Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine market is positioned for sustained double-digit growth over the coming decade, driven by patient demand, technological advancement, and expanding clinical applications.

Global Aesthetic Medicine Market Growth : 

This graph demonstrates the steady expansion of the world Aesthetic Medicine market from USD 145 billion in 2024 to an estimated USD 332–350 billion by 2032. Growth is driven by increasing global adoption of non-invasive cosmetic procedures, technological improvements in energy-based devices, and rising consumer focus on preventive and wellness-oriented aesthetic care.

World Dermatology Therapeutics Market Growth :

This graph highlights the consistent growth of the World Dermatology Therapeutics Market, increasing from USD 58 billion in 2024 to approximately USD 98 billion by 2030. Key growth drivers include the rising prevalence of chronic skin diseases, increased adoption of biologics, and advancements in targeted dermatologic therapies.

Abstract Submission and Registration

Clinicians, dermatologists, aesthetic medicine specialists, researchers, academicians, industry professionals, and healthcare innovators are invited to submit original scientific contributions to the 28^th World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress, scheduled for June 22–23, 2026, in London, UK. Submissions may include research abstracts, clinical studies, case reports, review papers, poster presentations, or e-posters aligned with the conference theme and listed scientific tracks.

Abstract Guidelines

• All abstracts must be submitted in English.
• The abstract should not exceed 500 words.
• The title should be written in sentence case and clearly reflect the focus of the study.
• Provide the full name, affiliation, and designation of the presenting author and all co-authors.
• Include a short biography of the presenting author (maximum 150 words) along with a professional photograph.
• Submissions may focus on clinical dermatology, cosmetic and aesthetic procedures, regenerative skin therapies, dermatological pharmacology, dermal imaging, laser and energy-based devices, skin oncology, trichology, or related research areas.

Review Process

All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Review Committee. Authors will be notified of acceptance, revision requests, or presentation format via email, typically within 24–48 hours of submission. Accepted abstracts will be scheduled for oral presentations, poster sessions, or workshops based on scientific relevance.

Publication

Accepted abstracts will be included in the official conference proceedings and may be considered for publication in associated scientific journals, conference compendiums, or dermatology-focused publications.

Abstract Submission Link: https://aesthetic.dermatologymeeting.com/abstract-submission.php

Registration

Upon abstract acceptance, participants are required to complete their conference registration through the official portal. Early registration is recommended to secure participation, access scientific sessions, workshops, networking opportunities, and receive conference certification.

Registration Link: https://aesthetic.dermatologymeeting.com/registration.php

Visa Guidelines

The organizing committee of the 28th World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress 2026 does not directly process visas for the United Kingdom. However, we provide all necessary supporting documents to assist participants with their UK visa application process.

Upon request, the following documents can be issued to support your visa application:

• Official Letter of Invitation
• Letter of Abstract Acceptance
• Registration Confirmation and Payment Receipt

Visa requirements vary depending on your country of residence and the regulations of the UK Embassy or Consulate in your region. Participants are advised to apply for their visa well in advance of the conference dates.

Letter of Invitation

The Letter of Invitation confirms your accepted abstract and/or completed registration for the congress. This letter is issued in English and may be submitted as supporting documentation for your visa application.

Please note that issuance of an invitation letter does not guarantee visa approval. Visa decisions are solely made by UK immigration authorities and relevant embassies or consulates.

Contact for Visa Support

For visa-related assistance or to request official supporting documents, please contact:
@meevents@memeetings.com

Past Conference

The 27^th World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress 2025 was successfully held on April 10–11, 2025 in Dubai, UAE, drawing together dermatologists, aesthetic practitioners, clinical researchers, industry specialists, and allied healthcare professionals from around the world. The event served as a vibrant international forum for sharing cutting-edge research, clinical expertise, and innovations shaping the future of dermatology and aesthetic medicine.

The comprehensive scientific programme spanned keynote lectures, plenary discussions, focused sessions, workshops, and poster presentations covering a wide spectrum of topics. Participants engaged with emerging developments in dermatological treatments, cosmetic trends, skin cancer detection and therapy, anti-aging strategies, and ethnic considerations in skin care. Other key areas included innovations in skincare products, the environmental impact on skin health, surgical dermatology, regenerative therapies, teledermatology, and psychodermatology.

Attendees benefited from interactive sessions that combined academic insights with practical clinical applications. The congress highlighted advancements such as AI-assisted diagnostic tools, improved laser and energy-based techniques, and evidence-based approaches to personalized skin care. With a well-diversified programme, the event encouraged dynamic knowledge exchange between experienced practitioners, early-career clinicians, and scientific researchers.

Feedback from participants emphasized the event’s success in fostering global collaboration, providing valuable networking opportunities, and showcasing innovative approaches across dermatology and aesthetic disciplines. The expo and exhibition segments offered a platform for leading companies to present new products, devices, and solutions relevant to modern dermatological practice.

To explore session details, speaker profiles, and full programme information from the 2025 event, please visit the past conference link below:

Past Conference Link: https://aesthetic.dermatologymeeting.com/2025

Highlights from the 2025 Edition

International Scientific Exchange: Global experts presented clinical insights, emerging research, and therapeutic advancements, enriching professional understanding across specialties.

Diverse Topic Coverage: Sessions covered clinical dermatology, cosmetic trends, psychodermatology, teledermatology, skin cancer treatment, anti-aging strategies, and environmental influences on skin health.

Interactive Workshops & Poster Presentations:
Hands-on workshops and poster sessions allowed clinicians and researchers to share work, receive feedback, and engage in deeper discussion.

Industry Exhibition: Leading brands and solution providers showcased products and technologies, fostering engagement between clinical and industry stakeholders.

Professional Networking: The event strengthened global networks among dermatology professionals, creating opportunities for future collaboration and research.

Upcoming Edition: World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress

Building on the robust scientific legacy and global participation of the 2025 edition, the 28^th World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress will take place on June 22–23, 2026, in London, UK. Recognized as a premier world congress in dermatology and aesthetic medicine, the conference is structured to advance scholarly discourse, clinical excellence, and innovation across the full spectrum of skin health and aesthetic care.

The congress will bring together world-renowned dermatologists, aesthetic medicine specialists, clinical researchers, and industry leaders to examine current evidence and emerging research in medical dermatology, cosmetic and aesthetic procedures, anti-aging science, regenerative and biologic therapies, laser and energy-based technologies, digital dermatology, and personalized patient care. The scientific programme will feature keynote addresses, plenary sessions, focused symposia, expert-led workshops, and peer-reviewed poster presentations, supporting both academic rigor and real-world clinical translation.

Designed as a global knowledge-exchange platform, the World Dermatology and Aesthetic Congress 2026 aims to foster international collaboration, professional development, and technology transfer, while addressing evolving clinical challenges and future directions in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. The congress continues its mission to elevate world-class standards in research, education, and patient-centered dermatologic practice.