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A.I. in your practice

Friday 29 January 2027
08:30 to 10:00
Amphi Havane - Level 3
FOCUS SESSION

Chair(s)

Dr. Diala HAYKAL
MD
France
Dr. Arisa ORTIZ
Dermatologist
United States

Session objectives

This session aims to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare by shifting medical practice from a reactive approach toward predictive, preventive, and personalized medicine.

Learning Objectives:
-Understand how AI enables early risk detection, disease prediction, and more precise clinical decision-making.
-Explore real-world applications of AI in dermatology and aesthetic medicine, including advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment strategies, and outcome prediction.
-Examine how AI integrates biomarkers, advanced imaging, multi-omics, and multimodal data to advance precision medicine.
-Discuss the opportunities, limitations, and ethical challenges of implementing AI-driven predictive models in clinical practice.
-Highlight emerging innovations and future perspectives in AI-powered preventive healthcare and longevity medicine.

The ultimate goal is to bridge technological innovation and clinical practice, demonstrating how AI can empower physicians to anticipate rather than simply react, paving the way for a more proactive, personalized, and patient-centered healthcare model.

Lectures of the session

08:30

Imaging devices in aesthetic dermatology

08:42

Foundation Models for Dermatology: Building the Next Generation of AI for Global Skin Health

08:54

Clinical evaluation of skin hyperpigmentation signs. from 2D photographic scales to AI-based 3D diagnostic

09:06

AI & ethics: what AI? What ethics?

09:18

Can artificial intelligence be trusted in skin imaging?

09:30

Managing AI-Generated Errors in Anti-Aging: From Algorithmic Recommendation to Clinical Responsibility

09:42

Discussion and Q&A

10:00

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