Cosmetic and Anti-Aging Medicine; Treating Senescence and Dermatological Disorders

 The demand for new non-invasive procedures is increasing, and has become an exclusive way for physicians to meet the demands of the fastest growing segment in the medical market. With baby boomers driving the demand to look younger, along with technological advances and declining physician reimbursements for medical and surgical procedures, adding cosmetic procedures into private practice offers a great opportunity to your already established patient base.

This CME medical conference is very comprehensive, and has recognition and contributions from pharmaceutical and laser companies such as Allergan Inc., Merz Aesthetics, and Sciton Inc., along with The National Rosacea Society and renowned physicians such as Dr. Abdala Kalil, Dr. Zein Obagi, and Dr. Adrian Richards, among many others. Course topics include cosmeceutical science, anti-aging medicine, and the latest technology using stem cells to treat aging and dermatological conditions. Skin conditions that are commonly found and treated in a medical spa environment are covered, along with clinical treatment options discussing laser, phototherapy, and radiofrequency applications to treat aging and skin conditions. Dermatological conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, vitiligo, acne, rosacea, keratosis pilaris, and sebaceous gland hyperplasia are discussed, along with hyperpigmented disorders such as melasma, actinic keratosis, poikiloderma, and post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Course emphasizes predisposed factors such as genetics, along with understanding and treating multi racial ethnicities. The conference will include practical demonstration of laser and light therapy to treat skin conditions, along with resurfacing procedures, non-invasive procedures treating photo damage and actinic keratosis, and medium depth chemical exfoliation applications.

Course will include guest speakers who will offer their expertise in cosmetic dermatology and anti-aging medicine procedures, commonly practiced in a medical environment