Meet our esteemed speakers and faculty

All speakers are required to follow the IMCAS Conflict of Interest Policy in order to ensure the scientific transparency and independence of the program.

The speaker list is constantly updated by our Scientific Secretariat. Come back regularly to check out the latest updates.

Speaker welcome messages

Dr. Ozgur AGLAMIS avatar

Dr. Ozgur AGLAMIS

Gynecologist, Turkey

“World genital aesthetic meeting point !”

Dr. Pierre ANDRE avatar

Dr. Pierre ANDRE

Dermatologist, France

“I'm honored to lead the fillers complication session, surrounded by the best experts. We'll discuss how to avoid them and how to manage them. For anyone interested in aesthetic medicine, this session is fundamental, and I encourage you to attend. ”

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Dr. Ronald FEINER

MD, Australia

“Dear Colleagues from around the world. Ron Feiner here from Sydney Australia. As always I'm so looking forward to the phenomenal IMCAS World Congress 2025, in Paris. This year I am privileged to have been allocated a position on the congress scientific board & also to be participating on each of the 3 conference days in both chairman & speaker roles. However, the greatest pleasure is to personally meet the many colleagues whom I interact with year long via the fabulous online IMCAS ale”

Dr. Beatriz MOLINA avatar

Dr. Beatriz MOLINA

MD, United Kingdom

“I am thrilled to invite you to join me at the IMCAS World Congress 2025, the leading global event for dermatology, plastic surgery, and aesthetic science, taking place in PARIS. This well know conference is a unique opportunity to explore the cutting edge of our field. As part of the Congress, I am honored to be presenting on NAYCO Technology: where we will discuss its transformative potential in aesthetic medicine and the advancements it offers. Let’s collaborate, learn, and innovate together”

Dr. Madiha Azmat RAO avatar

Dr. Madiha Azmat RAO

Dermatologist, Pakistan

“Dear Colleagues, We are excited to invite you to join us at the upcoming IMCAS Paris conference, one of the world's premier events in aesthetic medicine. This year's edition promises to be an unforgettable experience, offering unparalleled opportunities for learning, networking, and growth. The most glamorous congress in the fashion hub of world ,Paris polishes the artist in me. Whenever I visit the museums I learn anatomy,expressions beauty and what not . Not to be missed. Dr Madiha Rao ”

Dr. Anood AL ISSA avatar

Dr. Anood AL ISSA

Dermatologist, Jordan

“Be part of something extraordinary at IMCAS World Congress 2025! Together, we’ll dive into the latest breakthroughs, exchange game-changing ideas, and shape the future of dermatology and aesthetics. I’m honored to share insights alongside global pioneers. See you in Paris for this extraordinary journey of learning and discovery!”

Dr. Barry DEKEYSER avatar

Dr. Barry DEKEYSER

Anesthesiologist, Belgium

“In my presentation, I will provide physicians with a systematic approach to diagnosing and treating common hair disorders, based on my extensive experience as a practitioner, trainer, and advisor in hair conditions. The role of trichoscopy in diagnostics will be highlighted. Several case studies will be presented, where patients were treated with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and/or Er:YAG laser therapy. PRP and LASER are two modalities that have garnered significant interest.”

Dr. Ilham OULHOUS avatar

Dr. Ilham OULHOUS

Dermatologist, Morocco

“I always start with temple restoration because it ensures a natural result. This area is anatomically complex and requires high precision. I’m excited to share my passion for temple restoration with you. Join me at IMCAS Paris! See you soon.”

Dr. Rachita DHURAT avatar

Dr. Rachita DHURAT

Dermatologist, India

“Cetirizine has demonstrated inhibitory effects on prostaglandin D2 synthesis, a molecule implicated in the pathogenesis of hair follicle miniaturization in AGA. In our case series there was an increase in the hair count as compared to the baseline in 9/9 subjects post 16 weeks of therapy. The mean hair count at week 0 was 139.56 (SE of mean of 13.92) and at 16 weeks was 163.44 (SE of mean of 15.52). Cetirizine presents a potential addition to the therapeutic armamentarium for AGA.”

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