9^th International Dermatology Conference: Skin and Body

This track addresses advances in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of skin cancers, including melanoma and non-melanoma malignancies. Topics include dermoscopy, AI-assisted screening, molecular diagnostics, immunotherapy, and targeted treatments. The sessions aim to enhance early detection, improve survival outcomes, and integrate precision medicine into routine dermatologic oncology practice worldwide.

This track explores the critical role of dermatopathology in accurate diagnosis and clinical decision-making. Discussions will cover histopathology, immunohistochemistry, molecular testing, and digital pathology innovations. Emphasis is placed on clinicopathological correlation, challenging cases, and the growing integration of AI and machine learning in dermatologic diagnostics.

This track focuses on skin disorders affecting neonates, infants, children, and adolescents. Topics include genetic conditions, inflammatory and infectious dermatoses, and early-onset autoimmune diseases. Sessions will emphasize early diagnosis, age-appropriate therapies, and long-term management strategies to improve quality of life and developmental outcomes in pediatric patients.

This track highlights advances in the diagnosis and treatment of hair and scalp disorders. Sessions cover alopecia, scalp diseases, trichoscopy, medical management, and cutting-edge hair transplantation techniques. Regenerative therapies, including PRP and stem cell–based approaches, will also be discussed to address hair loss and restoration outcomes.

This track examines the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and management of vitiligo and other pigmentary conditions. Topics include immune mechanisms, repigmentation therapies, phototherapy, surgical options, and emerging biologics. The sessions also address psychosocial impact and quality-of-life considerations in patients with pigmentary disorders.

This track focuses on the increasing global burden of fungal skin and nail infections. Sessions will address diagnostic challenges, antifungal resistance, emerging pathogens, and novel treatment strategies. Special attention will be given to chronic, recurrent, and treatment-resistant infections affecting diverse populations.

This track covers non-surgical aesthetic treatments aimed at skin rejuvenation and facial enhancement. Topics include injectables, energy-based devices, chemical peels, and evidence-based cosmeceuticals. Sessions emphasize safety, patient selection, natural-looking outcomes, and ethical practice in aesthetic dermatology.

This track highlights surgical approaches for aesthetic enhancement and functional reconstruction. Topics include facial and body contouring, post-traumatic reconstruction, and surgical safety. Sessions focus on outcomes, complication management, and innovations that improve both cosmetic and functional results.

This track focuses on advanced facial surgical procedures designed to enhance harmony and function. Sessions explore modern techniques, minimally invasive approaches, patient assessment, and post-operative care. Emphasis is placed on achieving natural results while minimizing complications.

This track explores regenerative approaches transforming dermatology and aesthetics. Topics include stem cells, PRP, exosomes, tissue engineering, and skin regeneration. Sessions highlight scientific evidence, clinical applications, safety considerations, and future directions in regenerative dermatology.

This track examines the digital transformation of dermatology through telemedicine and artificial intelligence. Sessions focus on AI-based imaging, remote diagnosis, workflow integration, and ethical considerations. Emphasis is placed on expanding access to dermatologic care and improving diagnostic accuracy globally.

This track addresses innovations in delivering dermatologic therapies more effectively and safely. Topics include nanotechnology, transdermal systems, biologics, and precision drug delivery. Sessions highlight improved therapeutic outcomes and reduced side effects through targeted approaches.

This track focuses on scientifically validated skincare approaches. Sessions cover anti-aging, pigmentation management, barrier repair, and clinical skincare protocols. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based practice, patient education, and safe integration of cosmeceuticals into dermatologic care.

This track explores modern approaches to acute and chronic wound management. Topics include burns, ulcers, advanced dressings, regenerative therapies, and multidisciplinary care. Sessions aim to improve healing outcomes and reduce complications through innovative technologies and evidence-based practices.

This track examines the relationship between nutrition, gut health, and skin disease. Topics include the gut–skin axis, probiotics, micronutrients, and lifestyle interventions. Sessions highlight evidence-based nutritional strategies to support skin health and complement dermatologic treatments.