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.
This session delves into the microscopic diagnosis of skin diseases, offering a comprehensive overview of essential dermatopathology techniques. Attendees will explore tools like immunohistochemistry and biopsy evaluation, and understand their crucial role in diagnosing a wide spectrum of dermatological conditions. Designed for both pathologists and dermatologists, this session will enhance your clinical decision-making by linking histopathological findings to treatment strategies.
Key Topics Include:
- Diagnostic Techniques for Skin Disorders
- Immunofluorescence and Immunohistochemistry
- Molecular Approaches in Skin Pathology
- Biopsy Interpretation and Evaluation
- Correlation of Clinical and Pathological Data
Focused on aesthetics and skin enhancement, this session highlights the advancements in cosmetic dermatology aimed at improving the appearance of skin, hair, and nails. Participants will gain insights into treatments for common concerns such as aging signs, acne scars, pigmentation, and vascular imperfections, with a strong emphasis on both non-invasive and minimally invasive techniques.
Key Topics Include:
- Cosmetic Dermatologic Surgery
- Laser and Light-Based Therapies
- Sclerotherapy for Vascular Lesions
- Use of Dermal Fillers and Injectables
This session focuses on the science of hair and scalp health. Trichology, a sub-specialty of dermatology, addresses the structural and functional aspects of hair, along with diagnosing and treating various scalp disorders. Participants will examine the biological and environmental contributors to hair loss and damage, gaining knowledge on prevention and management techniques across diverse populations.
Key Topics Include:
- Surgical and Non-Surgical Trichology Treatments
- Hair Aging and Restoration in Older Adults
- Pathophysiology of Hair and Scalp Conditions
- Multicultural Hair and Scalp Care
- Nutritional Impacts on Hair Growth and Strength
Dedicated to immune-related skin disorders, this session explores the interface between immunology and dermatology. It will provide a detailed understanding of the pathogenesis and treatment of autoimmune and inflammatory skin diseases. Attendees will review the latest in diagnostic tools, including immunological testing and histopathology, as well as current and emerging therapeutic approaches.
Key Topics Include:
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Immune-Modulating and Immunosuppressive Therapies
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Dermatological Management of Infectious Diseases
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Allergic Skin Reactions
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Autoimmune Dermatological Disorders
Focusing on dermatological care for children, this session covers the diagnosis and treatment of skin, hair, nail, and sweat gland conditions in neonates, infants, and adolescents. Pediatric dermatologists will share insights into age-specific conditions and therapeutic strategies, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and long-term management.
Key Topics Include:
- Genetic Skin Disorders (Genodermatoses)
- Neonatal Dermatology and Skin Care in Newborns
- Pediatric Inflammatory Dermatoses
- Hair and Scalp Disorders in Children
- Childhood Pigmentation Abnormalities
Dermatovenerology bridges the specialties of dermatology and venereology, focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of skin diseases and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). This integrated field addresses the complex interplay between skin health and sexual health. Through clinical evaluations, laboratory diagnostics, and advanced imaging, dermatovenerologists deliver comprehensive care for conditions affecting both domains.
Key Topics Include:
- Diagnosis and Treatment of STIs
- Surgical Interventions in Dermatologic Care
- Contact Dermatitis and Allergic Skin Responses
- Skin Cancer Diagnosis and Management
- Clinical Case Reviews in Venerology
Teledermatology harnesses telecommunication technology to provide dermatological care at a distance. This session will highlight how remote consultations, digital diagnostics, and mobile platforms are transforming access to skin care. With its growing relevance in global healthcare systems, teledermatology enables efficient diagnosis and treatment—particularly in underserved or remote regions.
Key Topics Include:
- Real-Time (Live) Video Dermatology Consultations
- Teledermoscopy and Digital Skin Imaging
- Mobile Apps and Online Dermatology Portals
- Remote Tracking of Chronic Skin Conditions
- Store-and-Forward Diagnostic Approaches
Dermatoepidemiology examines the distribution and determinants of skin diseases across populations. This session will explore how epidemiological research informs dermatologic care, public health strategies, and policy-making. By identifying trends, risk factors, and disease burdens, dermatoepidemiology contributes to preventive care and effective interventions on a global scale.
Key Topics Include:
- Epidemiologic Studies of Skin Disease Prevalence
- Risk Factor Analysis in Dermatology
- Patterns of Dermatological Health Service Utilization
- Assessing Treatment Outcomes and Public Health Programs
- Mapping Regional and Temporal Trends in Skin Disorders
This session offers an in-depth look at the diagnostic investigations essential to modern dermatology. From molecular assays to biopsies, these techniques help clinicians identify skin conditions with precision. Attendees will gain practical insights into selecting and interpreting the right tests for different dermatological presentations.
Key Topics Include:
- PCR and Other Molecular Diagnostics
- Blood Work for Dermatologic Evaluation
- Microbiological Cultures and Swab Testing
- Allergy Testing for Dermatologic Conditions
- Biopsy Techniques and Diagnostic Case Studies
Focused on both aesthetic and therapeutic skin care, this session will explore a wide range of treatments aimed at enhancing skin health and appearance. Whether addressing acne, signs of aging, dryness, or pigmentation, these therapies play a vital role in dermatological practice and personalized skincare.
Key Topics Include:
- Facial Rejuvenation and Skin Resurfacing
- Anti-Aging Solutions and Modalities
- Acne Control and Blemish Treatment Strategies
- Techniques for Optimal Skin Hydration
- Integrative and Holistic Approaches to Skin Wellness
Melanoma is a potentially aggressive form of skin cancer that originates in melanocytes—the pigment-producing cells responsible for skin, hair, and eye color. Though it can appear anywhere on the body, it most commonly affects sun-exposed areas. Early detection is critical for effective treatment and improved survival outcomes. This session will explore current diagnostic strategies, therapeutic advancements, and supportive care options in melanoma management.
Key Topics Include:
- Palliative and Supportive Care Strategies
- Innovations in Melanoma Clinical Trials
- Role of Radiation Therapy in Treatment
- Surgical Interventions and Techniques
- Insights from Genomics and Molecular Genetics
Hair loss, or alopecia, encompasses a variety of conditions that result in partial or complete hair thinning on the scalp or body. Whether due to genetics, hormonal imbalances, autoimmune conditions, or lifestyle factors, understanding the root cause is key to effective treatment. This session will examine diagnostic tools, medical and surgical interventions, and the latest in regenerative and cosmetic hair solutions.
Key Topics Include:
- Hormonal and Endocrine Influences
- Genetic Markers and Hereditary Patterns
- Stem Cell Therapies and Emerging Research
- Innovations in Hair Care and Topical Solutions
- Surgical Approaches: Hair Transplantation Techniques
Vitiligo is a chronic skin disorder marked by the loss of pigmentation in localized patches due to melanocyte dysfunction. Though not physically harmful, it can have a significant psychosocial impact. This session will address the latest understanding of its pathogenesis, advances in treatment options, and approaches to improving patient quality of life.
Key Topics Include:
- Genetic and Hereditary Risk Factors
- Autoimmune Contributions to Vitiligo
- Pathophysiological Mechanisms of Pigment Loss
- Use of Phototherapy (e.g., Narrowband UVB)
- Emerging Techniques for Skin Repigmentation
Nail disorders can serve as important diagnostic indicators of systemic and dermatological diseases. This session will explore common and rare conditions affecting nail structure, color, and growth, along with their associations with internal health. Attendees will gain practical insights into diagnostic methods and treatment strategies.
Key Topics Include:
- Clinical Significance of Nail Clubbing
- Nail Changes Linked to Systemic Illnesses
- Nail Biopsy Techniques and Applications
- Fungal Nail Infections (Onychomycosis)
- Abnormal Nail Pigmentation and Its Causes
This session highlights the intersection of dermatology and aesthetic enhancement through minimally invasive and surgical techniques. Cosmetic dermatology offers personalized procedures that rejuvenate and restore the skin’s appearance while ensuring safety and natural results. The session will cover trending technologies and treatments used to address aging, volume loss, pigmentation, and texture irregularities.
Key Topics Include:
- Hair Transplantation and Restoration Techniques
- Body Contouring Using Liposuction and Non-Surgical Methods
- Laser Skin Resurfacing for Texture and Tone
- Chemical Peels for Skin Renewal
- Botulinum Toxin (Botox) and Injectable Aesthetic Therapies
Plastic reconstructive surgery in dermatology is centered on restoring form and function to the skin and soft tissues following trauma, congenital anomalies, or surgical excision—particularly in cases such as skin cancer. This session will highlight collaborative approaches between dermatologists and plastic surgeons to achieve optimal aesthetic and therapeutic outcomes.
Key Topics Include:
- Mohs Micrographic Surgery for Skin Cancer
- Correction of Congenital Skin and Facial Defects
- Advanced Scar Revision Techniques
- Facial Reconstruction and Symmetry Restoration
- Skin Grafting and Flap Reconstruction
Green cosmetology promotes sustainability and environmental responsibility within the field of dermatologic aesthetics. This session will explore innovations in eco-conscious skincare, the use of natural ingredients, and sustainable product development practices that align with growing consumer demand for ethical beauty.
Key Topics Include:
- Organic and Plant-Based Skincare Products
- Sustainable and Biodegradable Packaging Solutions
- Use of Botanical and Natural Active Ingredients
- Eco-Friendly Hair and Body Care Formulations
- Green Chemistry and Environmental Innovation in Cosmetology
This session addresses two of the most prevalent inflammatory skin conditions: acne and rosacea. While acne typically affects adolescents and young adults, rosacea primarily impacts middle-aged individuals. Both conditions present unique challenges in diagnosis and treatment. The session will cover the full spectrum of clinical types and current therapeutic approaches.
Key Topics Include:
- Management of Nodulocystic and Inflammatory Acne
- Comedonal Acne: Causes and Treatment Approaches
- Papulopustular Rosacea and Differentiation from Acne
- Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea and Vascular Treatments
- Advances in Pharmacological and Laser Therapies
Nanotechnology is revolutionizing cosmetic science by enhancing product efficacy and delivering targeted skin benefits. This session will explore the application of nanoscale materials—such as nanocapsules and nanoemulsions—in skin care formulations to improve absorption, stability, and performance.
Key Topics Include:
- Nanoparticles for Enhanced Skin Penetration
- Sensory and Texture Improvements in Cosmetic Formulations
- Next-Generation Sunscreens Using Nano Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide
- Anti-Aging Solutions via Nanocarrier Systems
- Targeted Drug and Cosmetic Delivery via Nanotechnology
Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers globally, with UV exposure being a major contributing factor. This session will provide an in-depth look into prevention, early detection, and advanced treatment strategies for both melanoma and non-melanoma types, supported by the latest research and clinical practice.
Key Topics Include:
- Cutting-Edge Research in Melanoma Treatment
- Management of Basal and Squamous Cell Carcinomas
- Skin Cancer Prevention and Public Awareness Campaigns
- Imaging and Diagnostic Advancements in Dermatologic Oncology
- Surgical and Non-Surgical Treatment Options
The nappage technique, also known as picotage, is a mesotherapy approach involving multiple microinjections to deliver hydrating and revitalizing solutions into the dermis. This session will focus on the technique's aesthetic benefits, treatment protocols, and safety measures, particularly in anti-aging and skin rejuvenation.
Key Topics Include:
- Injection Methodology and Technique Optimization
- Common Side Effects: Infections, Bruising, and Pigmentation
- Managing Panniculitis and Post-Treatment Complications
- Scarring Prevention and Corrective Strategies
- Post-Treatment Care and Maintenance
Photodermatoses are skin conditions triggered or worsened by exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. This session will examine the types, diagnostic challenges, and management strategies for sun-sensitive skin disorders, along with the role of photoprotection and phototherapy in treatment.
Key Topics Include:
- Polymorphic Light Eruption (PMLE) Diagnosis and Management
- Drug-Induced Photosensitivity Reactions
- Photocontact Dermatitis and Environmental Triggers
- UV-Induced Skin Damage and Prevention Strategies
- Therapeutic Use of Light: Phototherapy Applications
With increasing innovation in dermatology, protecting intellectual property has become essential. This session provides an overview of the legal frameworks surrounding patents, copyrights, and trademarks relevant to dermatologists, researchers, and companies. It will also cover licensing and collaborative agreements that support commercialization and research protection.
Key Topics Include:
- Patenting Dermatological Devices and Treatments
- Safeguarding Clinical Trial and Research Data
- Trademark Strategies for Dermatology Brands
- Copyright Considerations for Educational and Creative Content
- Structuring Licensing and Industry Collaborations