4th World Dermatology Congress

Scientific Program

Keynote Session:

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Thomas Haffner

Heumarkt Clinic, Germany

Title: Current trends in the orbicular and periorbicular plastic surgery

Biography:

Thomas Haffner is a board certified general, reconstructive and and vasculo-plastic surgeon from Germany. He was trained in OTKI-Clinic of the Semmelweis University in Budapest between 1983-1989 and has specialized in general and plastic surgery with main topic in the senology and intimate plastic surgery. He got further specialisation in vascular surgery in Germany between 1990-2000. From 2000 till now he leads his Private Practice for cosmetic-plastic-vascular and intimate surgery in Cologne, Germany. His primary focus is the breast and facial surgery using minimal invasive and scar sparing endoscopic methods. He invented the innovative vertical scar free 3D mastopexy and breast reduction and modified the technique of endoscopic facelift and with focus n the midface and the peri-orbicular region.

Abstract:

The periorbital rejuvenation called as the first wished procedure for rejuvenation in the aesthetic surgery. Among that the blepharoplasty are in the top 5 of most often performed plastic-aesthetic corrections worldwide. However the face is an aesthetic unit, the eyelids can´t be viewed isolated from the peri-orbiculars region, which consist of: the forehead-temple and the brow, the canthus-lower lid and midface unit. The entire face has an aging process losing tissue and tissue covering followed by hollowing of typical facial and periorbicular regions such as the orbita (skeletonisation), dark rings under eyes, tear drops, flattening of the midface, sinking of the brows. Objective: According to 19 years cosmetic-plastic surgery experience a review presented about new trends in the periorbicular rejuvenation included all facial regions, those aging are to considered and therefore adjuvant rejuvenated during oculoplastic sureries. midface rejuvenation.

Oral Session 1:

  • Aesthetic dermatology | Plastic, Cosmetic, and Reconstructive Surgery | Cosmetology | Trichology
Speaker

Chair

Gkritzalas Konstantinos

Al Najat Medical Center, Kuwait

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Ezzat A. Badawy

Alexandria University, Egypt

Title: Workshop on Non-surgical face lift by absorbable Threads

Biography:

Ezzat A. Badawy is experienced Consultant with a demonstrated history of working in the medical practice industry. Skilled in Clinical Research, Medical Education, Pediatrics, Strategic Planning, and Medicine. Strong consulting professional with a M.Sc focused in Dermatology & Venereology from Alexandria University.

Abstract:

Non-surgical face lift by absorbable threads can give very satisfactory results especially for those who are trying to avoid surgical face operation. The downtime following threads face-lift may be few days. The side-effects and complications are minimal. There are different types of absorbable threads used in this procedure. It may take around half an hour as an office-procedure. The patients can see a positive results within a week or two. The final effects may take two to four months. 

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Pyn Lim

European College of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery (ECAMS), Ireland

Title: Workshop on Roadmap to running a successful aesthetic medical clinic

Biography:

Pyn Lim received her honours BSc (honors) degree in Business and Management in 1994 from Bradford University. She has been an entrepreneur since 2000. In 2006 she founded her first aesthetic medical clinic called Venus, and 2 years later founded European College of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery (ECAMS) with the vision to raise the standards in education for doctors and surgeons internationally who have a huge appetite to upgrade and learn new techniques in aesthetic world. With her vast experience, and through running the training business, she has very often been approached by international doctors and aesthetic clinics to help them in developing their business. This then led her to starting ECAMSInnovation; a company focusing on creating business development for aesthetic doctors/surgeons, and clinics.

Abstract:

Running a cosmetic clinic has been challenging and with so many competitors out there, how can one stand out from the crowd. Also with so many information that you can find in social media and internet, how can your stories be heard from the audience and how as a clinic owner create a story that can reach out to their target audience they want. Once they are able to get their audience to call the clinic for enquiries, how can they create an unforgettable experience and how can they improve their conversion rate. How many times should a follow up calls be? How quickly should be the response time in order to capture the audience if they have any miss calls? How can they build a better customer relationship in order to improve the customer retention rates? It is proven that it is cheaper to retain and get new spending on existing patients than to try to get new patients. So, is there a full prove strategy to retain existing customers.  In this presentation, I would like to discuss and share my experience with the audience on how to address each of the above questions. We will look into some example how some company using ‘thinking out of the box’ idea to achieve the results they want.

  • The GROW model
  • Operation management
  • Medical operation
  • Commercial strategy
  • Marketing & communication strategy
  • Customer experience
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Gkritzalas Konstantinos

Al Najat medical center, Kuwait

Title: Volumizing fillers and face aging

Biography:

Gkritzalas Konstantinos has done his bachelor degree from University of Bologona, Italy. He completed his Master degree from University of Ioanina, Greece and University of Palermo Esthetic Medicine and Wellness.

Abstract:

The demand for injectable dermal filler treatments continues to grow as more people opt for noninvasive aesthetic rejuvenation and enhancement. The aging face change in all levels, skin Fat and bones. That is a fact and the restoration of this change using fillers and fat transfer as product and tissue replacement is till now focus on the skin and fat. The idea to replace the bone volume and status on aging classification is not in use.
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Jacky van Driel-Nguene

Cystine Trichology Clinic, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Title: Photobiomodulation therapy as a tool for the Trichologist

Biography:

Jacky van Driel-Nguene is a Medical Biochemistry graduate from the University of London, and has a Post Graduate Certificate in Education from the London Institute of Education in the U.K. She is an experienced international teacher of science. She is also a Certified Trichologist and a member of the Association of Registered Trichologists. She is a co-director of Cystine Trichology Clinic and owner and director of Trichology Europe in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Abstract:

The aim of this research-based study was to explore and review the usefulness and efficacy of photobiomodulation therapy/LLLT as an important tool to add to the Trichologist’s armamentarium. Photobiomodulation uses non-ionising light sources in the visible and invisible light spectra to improve tissue repair and reduce pain and inflammation in the body through an “optical window” of wavelengths between 600nm and 1070nm. Red light in the mid 600nm spectrum with a penetration depth less than 10mm is effective in treating superficial tissues (skin lesions) whilst light in the mid 800nm with a penetration depth up to 40mm, is effective for deeper structures such as tendons and bones. It appears that cytochrome c oxidase is the main photo-acceptor in cellular mitochondria and once stimulated by the “optical window” wavelengths, there is an increase in electron transport, mitochondrial respiration and ATP production as well as in nitric oxide generation as it is dissociated from CCO. ROS species are also generated, and they act as signalling molecules for communication between mitochondria and their surroundings within the cell. LLLT has been used successfully in various areas of medicine including the treatment of traumatic brain injuries and wounds and injuries. Many studies show positive results in the treatment of hair loss of various aetiologies, skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis[, as well as pain and inflammation, which are all fundamental areas of interest to the Trichologist.

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Mohamed E. Algalaly

Armed Forces Medical Complex, Kobry El koba, Egypt

Title: Evaluation of serum high mobility group box1 level in patients with Alopecia Areata

Biography:

Mohamed E. Algalaly is a Major Dermatologist at the Department Of Dermatology in the Armed Forces Medical Complex Kobry El koba, Egypt. He has completed his MSc from Ain Shams University, Egypt. He is member of the Egyptian Military Medical Academy. Recently he works at the German Armed Forces Hospital, Berlin, as a member of an international cooperation training program.

Abstract:

Alopecia areata (AA) is the most frequent cause of inflammation-induced hair loss. It is an organ–specific autoimmune disease where T cells and cytokines play an important role in the pathogenesis. High mobility group box1 (HMGB1) is a conserved protein located in all mammalian nuclei at high concentrations. It can be released extracellularly and acts as a proinflammatory cytokine in both acute and chronic inflammatory conditions and serves as a significant target antigen in many autoimmune disorders. However, its role in alopecia areata is under investigation.

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Neda Emad

Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Iran

Title: Prevalence of signs and symptoms of musculoskeletal disorders in patients with Psoriasis vulgaris

Biography:

Neda Emad has been graduated from Shiraz University of Medical Sciences at the age 26 (2017) and has been submitted this study as her graduation thesis with A+ degree from Department of Dermatology and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences (SUMS). She is the pioneer and lecturer and contributor of multidisciplinary workshops and projects in SUMS.

Abstract:

Psoriasis vulgaris is an inflammatory, skin disease with considerable frequency in society. Sometimes complaints of musculoskeletal problems are observed in these patients. Therefore, we decided to evaluate frequency of patient's musculoskeletal disorders.

Keynote Session:

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Thomas Haffner

Heumarkt Clinic, Germany

Title: Avoiding hollow eyes and skletonisation by blepharoplasty

Biography:

Thomas Haffner is a board certified general, reconstructive and and vasculo-plastic surgeon from Germany. He was trained in OTKI-Clinic of the Semmelweis University in Budapest between 1983-1989 and has specialized in general and plastic surgery with main topic in the senology and intimate plastic surgery. He got further specialisation in vascular surgery in Germany between 1990-2000. From 2000 till now he leads his Private Practice for cosmetic-plastic-vascular and intimate surgery in Cologne, Germany. His primary focus is the breast and facial surgery using minimal invasive and scar sparing endoscopic methods. He invented the innovative vertical scar free 3D mastopexy and breast reduction and modified the technique of endoscopic facelift and with focus n the midface and the peri-orbicular region.

Abstract:

Blepharoplasty is one of the most common performed procedures in cosmetic surgery. The goal of any upper eyelid surgery is the rejuvenation of the periorbital area restoring youthful proportions and a pleasing look. The most common way of blepharoplasty is the resection of skin, muscle and more or less prolapsed fat. By way of a muscle resection can the status of an older arise, which is characterised by thinner soft tissue covering, and increasing skeletonisation, depening of the supratarsal fold, hollowing and unnatural operated look.

Oral Session 1:

  • Cosmetology | Aesthetic dermatology
Speaker

Chair

Pyn Lim

European College of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery (ECAMS), Ireland

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Gkritzalas Konstantinos

Al Najat Medical Center, Kuwait

Title: Treatment of Dimpling from Cellulite

Biography:

Gkritzalas Konstantinos has done his bachelor degree from University of Bologona, Italy. He completed his Master degree from University of Ioanina, Greece and University of Palermo Esthetic Medicine and Wellness.

Abstract:

Cellulite can be seen on the skin in many different ways, to the extent that with so many clinical presentations, it is impossible to have a valid and specific clinical classification. However, from a treatment viewpoint, it is possible to recognize 2 typical types of lesion: widespread alteration of the skin’s texture and dimpling.

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N.M.Kiron

Gono University, Bangladesh

Title: A case report of Acne Vulgaris : Treated by combination of Acupuncture

Biography:

N.M.kiron is Head of the Acupuncture Department in Gonoshasthay Somaz Vittik, Medical College & Hospital, Bangladesh. 

Abstract:

Acne is a chronic inflammatory disease of the pilosebaceous unit resulting from androgen-induced increased sebum production, altered keratinisation, inflammation and bacterial colonization of hair follicles on the face, neck, and back by Propionibacterium acnes. There is no ideal treatment for acne, although a suitable regimen for reducing lesions can be found for most patients. New research is needed into the therapeutic comparative effectiveness and safety of the many products available. In this case report it was evaluated, acupuncture therapy used in combination with pharmaceutical medication appeared to be more effective than pharmaceutical medication alone in increasing the number of cured patients with acne. However, further studies are needed to confirm this finding. Here a case report of acne treated with acupuncture from Bangladesh is reported and its effectiveness is highlighted.

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Aditya Shahaji Favade

Amogh Skin and Hair Clinic, India

Title: Vitiligo Camufolage

Biography:

Aditya Shahaji Favade is passionate dermatologist & cosmetologist In Maharashtra, India. With his basic qualification of BAMS from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik, India in the year of 2014 later received his Post Graduate degree D. Dermatology (Ay.) from Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Pune, India in 2016. He currently has his own clinic named “Amogh Skin & Hair Clinic” In Sangamner, India. He is also member of Institute of Laser & Aesthetic Medicine, National Editorial Board Member of International Journal of Aesthetic & Health Rejuvenation and Reviewer Board Member of Indian Journal of Clinical and Experimental Dermatology.

Abstract:

Vitiligo is the most common cause of depigmentation. The paramedical micropigmentation, is responsible for the restoration of areola, scars, and scalp. Here techniques and results of vitiligo micropigmentation are discussed. The paramedical camouflage is obtained through a tattoo using bioresorbable or definitive colors. This technique allows to solve difficult clinical situations, which have not improved with medical or surgical treatments and causing important psychological problems to the patient. At least 3 sessions are required to achieve a good homogeneity of the implanted color.

 

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Bashir A. H. H

Al Jawda Medical Centre, University of Juba

Title: Clinicoepidemiological study in Sudanese patients: Prevalence and effect of eradicative triple therapy on extra digestive Helicobacter pylori skin manifestations, EdHpSm

Biography:

Bashir A. H. H works in Department of Dermatology and Venereology in Al Jawda Medical Centre, Sudan
 

Abstract:

Helicobacter pylori are gram-negative; microaerophilic spiral rod-shaped bacteria and they lead to gastritis, duodenal or gastric ulcer and even in rare cases to gastric carcinoma or Mucosa Associated Lymphoid Tissue (MALT) lymphoma. Based on a number of reports, a possible relationship of H. pylori infection to a variety of different dermatosis has been suggested, including urticaria, rosacea, acnerosacea, atopic dermatitis, alopecia areata, Sjögren’s syndrome, Schönlein-Henoch purpura, and Sweet’s syndrome. This study is intended to identify the prevalence of extra digestive (extra gastric) H. pylori skin manifestations, and to observe the influence of H. pylori eradication through triple therapy on the clinical evolution of patients' skin conditions. 

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Vincenzo Eduardo Geraci

Milan State Hospital, Italy

Title: Use of barbed threads in semi-invasive procedure for rejuvenation of the inferior orbital zone

Biography:

Vincenzo Eduardo Geraci is a Plastic and Aesthetic Surgeon Past Chief of plastic surgery department at the Milan State Hospital Owner of  private plastic surgery clinic in Treviglio - Italy Medical Clinic in Milano – Via Montenapoleone 8 Teacher at Private University  in Bergamo - Italy Member of several national and international medical societies.

Abstract:

The work below is about the treatment to improve the appearence   in the inferior orbital area.  As the skin age, the orbital area  loses its elasticity. The lack of elasticity bring  to the looss of the previous support of the tissues,generating, flattening and depression in this area. For this zone  there have been two fundamental treatments: Surgical by Blepharoplasty and Infiltrative using hyaluronic acid gel. For many years the approach to this region was exclusively by surgical procedure by the intervention of inferior blepharoplasty. The biggest disadvantage of this procedure is in the possible complications inherent in all surgical act. With the advent of Infiltrative technique with  hyaluronic acid gel, the rejuvenation of this area is no longer the exclusive competence of plastic surgeons and ophthalmologists. The correction by injection is practiced with the same substances used on other parts of the face, the suggested techniques are however not sufficiently encoded and so sometime unfortunately the  accidental injection of filler in to blood vessel  can cause very serious complications.