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Genoskin - Recycling discarded human skin samples from surgical resections to accelerate drug development

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Objectives: To quantify the amount of botulinum toxin-A (BoNT-A) protein in each vial of commercial BoNT-A product and compare the light chain activity of 150 kDa BoNT-A in different products.

Introduction: BoNT-A effects are mediated by the 150 kDa BoNT-A neurotoxin. Each product available has a unique manufacturing process, different excipients and noninterchangeable potency units. For example, in glabellar lines, total doses are abobotulinumtoxinA (AboBoNT-A) 50U, onabotulinumtoxinA (OnaBoNT-A) 20U, and incobotulinumtoxinA (IncoBoNT-A) 20U. Light chain activity of 150 kDa BoNT-A in different products is unknown.

Materials / method: We used sandwich ELISA with antibodies specific to 150 kDa BoNT-A to quantify the amount (pg) of 150 kDa BoNT-A in each product; each of the commercial products were quantitated versus a calibration curve of recombinant, pure BoNT-A. Light chain activity was assessed using EndoPep assay, where the concentration of the cleaved target was measured and quantity of 150 kDa BoNT-A determined relative to quantity of recombinant BoNT-A required for equivalent light chain activity.

Results: The amount of neurotoxin per product unit was: AboBoNT-A (5.38pg), OnaBoNT-A (9.04pg) and IncoBoNT-A (4.03pg). There were no significant differences between BoNT products in light-chain activity. Thus, when total recommended doses for glabellar lines are injected, there is more neurotoxin injected in AboBoNT-A (50U x 5.38pg = 0.269ng) than in OnaBoNT-A (20U x 9.04pg = 0.181ng) and IncoBoNT-A (20U x 4.03 = 0.081ng).

Conclusion: No differences in light chain activity were seen between BoNT-A products. However, there were greater amounts of neurotoxin in AboBoNT-A at the recommended dose for glabellar lines than either OnaBoNT-A or IncoBoNT-A. At the recommended dose, all BoNT-A products have a similar safety profile. At approved doses, the amount of active neurotoxin in AboBoNT-A is likely to be a major factor to explain the long-lasting symptomatic relief observed in clinical studies within a well-characterised safety and tolerability profile.

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Sesderma - Ferulac peels: classic and plus; Ferulac Valencia, melases TCA TRX

Objectives: To evaluate the safety and pharmacodynamic (PD) profiles of the first recombinant BoNT serotype E (rBoNT-E) versus abobotulinumtoxinA (AboBoNT-A).

Introduction: Different botulinum toxin (BoNT) serotypes have different pharmacological features, which can be exploited for clinical benefit. An interesting profile could be a BoNT with a fast onset of action and limited duration of effect.

Materials / method: In this double-blind, placebo-controlled ascending dose study, 28 healthy males were randomised (3:1) to administered to injections of rBoNT-E and placebo in the right extensor digitorum brevis (EDB) muscle (sequential cohorts; up to 3.6ng rBoNT-E). A further 24 subjects were randomised (6/treatment arm) to receive a double-blind injection of aboBoNT-A 20, 40 or 70U, or placebo. Pharmacodynamics was assessed by recording compound muscle action potential (CMAP) of the injected EDB following supramaximal stimulation. Data from active treatment groups only (rBoNT-E and AboBoNT-A) are described.

Results: All rBoNT-E doses were well tolerated. Most treatment-emergent adverse events were evaluated as unrelated to study treatment. No unexpected treatment-related toxicities were identified with rBoNT-E vs. aboBoNT-A. rBoNT-E had a faster onset of effect (15% inhibition of CMAP), quicker peak effect and shorter duration of action vs. AboBoNT-A. For rBoNT-E, the onset of effect was on Day 1-2 with peak effect by Week 1 compared with an onset of AboBoNT-A effect on Day 1-7 with peak effect by Weeks 2-6. The duration of effect was ~7 weeks for 0.9 and 3.6ng of rBoNT-E vs. >26 weeks for AboBoNT-A.

Conclusion: A comparatively good safety profile of single intramuscular doses of rBoNT-E was demonstrated up to 3.6ng. rBoNT-E has faster onset of effect, greater and quicker peak effect and shorter duration of action versus AboBoNT-A, when injected in EDB muscles of healthy males. The PD profile of rBoNT-E addresses new and different patient needs both in therapeutics and in aesthetics.

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Innofaith Beauty Sciences - Meet the expert

Objectives: To understand factors impacting patient satisfaction with BoNT-A treatment.

Introduction: Positive self-image and self-esteem are key drivers for choosing non-surgical treatments. While patient expectations for aesthetic treatment are high, patients generally report a positive experience provided that they are given good quality information, have a good clinician rapport and adequate post-treatment follow-up. Positive experiences are reinforced by satisfaction with results of the treatment and its duration

Materials / method: Two international, web-based patient surveys were conducted to understand participant opinions of aesthetic products and provide physicians with insights that might improve patient satisfaction and clinical practice. Survey 1 was conducted in Colombia, Lebanon, Malaysia, Russia and Turkey and Survey 2 was conducted in Colombia, Russia, Thailand, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.

Results: In the first survey, patient-ratings of satisfaction with previous aesthetic medical procedures (7 point Likert scale where 0 =very dissatisfied and 6 =very satisfied) ranged from 4.8 to 5.4. In the second survey, patient-ratings of satisfaction with BoNT-A treatment outcome (10 point Likert scale where 1 =not satisfied at all and 10 =completely satisfied) ranged from 7.0 to 8.7. Top reasons for dissatisfaction with treatment outcome were: did not meet expectations (56%), did not look natural (24%), the physician did not set realistic expectations (22%).

Conclusion: Some patients remain dissatisfied with BoNT-A treatment, most commonly by treatment not meeting expectations. It is therefore highly important that factors affecting treatment satisfaction (such as treatment onset, duration of response, realistic outcomes), be discussed with patients when recommending treatments to match their individual expectations.

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Viol - Microneedle pulse RF: a new approach in managing pigmentary disorders

Objectives: To look into the importance of adding micro needle pulse radiofrequency into the management of melasma.

Introduction: Pigmentary disorder, especially Melasma, can be difficult to be fully treated with current available technologies. Most of the time, managing them with combination of medications, creams, and lasers help to contain the hyperpigmentation from coming back. However, we also understand the limitation due to increase in abnormal blood vessels and disruption of the basement membrane.

Materials / method: We added micro needle pulse radiofrequency to our treatments of melasma, especially the recalcitrant melasma cases, and saw drastic improvement with the treatment outcome.

Results: Microneedle Pulse Radiofrequency seems to work to improve the melasma treatment outcome perhaps through: restoration of basement membrane, reduction in abnormal blood vessels, and rejuvenating senile fibroblasts.

Conclusion: Microneedle pulse radiofrequency might be a very strong tool to be used in combination to fight the war of melasma.

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Renaissance - Primavera: a new therapeutical approach to intimate rejuvation and vulvovaginal atrophy

Objectives: These presentation illustrates problems of vulvo-vaginal areas and defines how can choose, combine and apply treatments. Explains before and after protocols of therapies.

Introduction: Aesthetic treatments of vulvo-vaginal area becomes wide-spread. And these treatments apply either medical or cosmetic reasons. Treatments for medical reasons improves in quality of life and for cosmetic reasons enhances self-confidence and ends problems of sexual life.
The knowledge of anatomy is important to understand problems and patients. It is also significant to diagnose. Therefore, introduction of presentation includes anatomy of vulvar area.

Materials / method: Aging, hyperpigmentation, volume and hydration, tonification and keratinization. Reasons and leading dermatological problems are examined by details.
Lastly, given place to treatments. Mesotherapy is most common and radical treatment. This therapy comprises vitamin C, oligopeptides and etc. Lasers are used as therapy. Er yag laser, thulium laser, CO2 laser are explained. Prp, Hyaluronic acid injection, filler and surgery are viewed as other treatmens.

Results: Mesotherapy is most common and radical treatment. Lasers are used as therapy. Er yag laser, thulium laser, CO2 laser are explained. Prp, Hyaluronic acid injection, filler and surgery are viewed as other treatmens. Their effects are satisfying.

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e o status: one year

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Candela - Vbeam Prima: the complete vascular platform

Candela - Nordlys: advanced treatment of rosacea with IPL short pulse

Regen Lab - Erectile deficit therapy by PRP

Storz Medical AG - Acoustic Wave Treatment (AWT®): a non-invasive concept for fine lines and wrinkles

Objectives: The audience will learn how acoustic wave therapy (AWT) is acting on hyperactive muscles based on the extensive evidence derived in muscular hyperactivity in spasticity in neurology. AWT is able to reduce muscular tension. A number of wrinkles are caused by muscular hyperactivity and/or volume depletion. As such, muscular hyperactivity can be significantly reduced.

Introduction: Acoustic wave therapy (AWT) as acoustic waves act via extracorporeal shockwaves (ESWT) on biological tissues. Besides stem cell activation, a number of additional effects of AWT have been discovered over the past decade. As such antifibrotic actions of AWT via TGF-ß-pathways have been elucidated. Facial wrinkles might be the result of muscular hyperactivity, where BTX is frequently used and/or by volume depletion. In neurology, a vast number of clinical studies have been published on AWT in muscular hyperactivity/spasticity.

Materials / method: In September 2018 electronic databases as well as reference lists of the available studies were evaluated on AWT/ESWT on muscles in a systematic evidence-based review.

Results: This meta-analysis included 888 patients from 10 randomized-controlled trials (RCTs, n=488) and 14 non-RCTs (n=400) on AWT in muscles. Regarding the ESWT technology used, four RCTs used radial ESWT and five RCTs focused, while one RCT compared radial and focused ESWT on spastic gastrocnemius muscles. Both, radial and focused ESWT improved function and reduced spasticity significantly. On average 3-5 AWT sessions (1500 shots, 4-5Hz) were applied, while two studies did up to 12 AWT sessions.

Conclusion: Both, focused and radial AWT improve wrinkles caused by muscular hyperactivity. In neurology, AWT in spasticity has been extensively studied with significant beneficial effects up to 3 months after a single AWT session. Combination therapy with other physical modalities is an intriguing option.

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Promoitalia Group Spa - Promesomix: the first integrated system for tissue stimulation and transdermal vehiculation

Objectives: Promoitalia Group Spa - Promesomix: the first integrated system for tissue stimulation and transdermal vehiculation

1. combination of needling and ultrasound wave for a new approach of transdermal vehiculation

Introduction: Transdermal vehiculation is a simple and effective method able to convey in the deep layers of the epidermis and the dermis, medicinal substances or active ingredients.
Transdermal delivery can be increased through additional methods:
Needling, or the use of rollers equipped with very thin needles able to pierce the skin in a more or less deep way, thus altering the permeability of the skin.
Use of specific cocktails, in which the formulation is enriched with particular structures able to penetrate the epidermal barrier

Materials / method: PromesoMix is the new integrated system born from Promoitalia research to optimize, facilitate and maximize the effect of transdermal vehiculation thanks to
Dynamic Micro Needling in combination with transdermal vehiculation and specific mesoterapy cocktails.

Results: Stimolation of fibroblast cells throught CD 39 and CD40 membrane receptors.
Improvement of the skin texture
Reduction of the wrinkles and acne scarns.
Increase of the elasticity of the skin.

Conclusion: The needling probe tip contains micro-needles that penetrate the corneous layer creating small holes and micro lesions (with minimal damage to the epidermis).
Micro-injuries trigger cell repair mechanisms, leading to the generation of growth factors by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin in the papillary layer of the dermis.
Ultrasounds are able to alter the cellular exchange allowing the absorption of revitalizing substances, antioxidants and biostimulants.

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T-Lab regenerative medicine - Stromal vascular fraction: how is non-enzymatic digestion possible?

Objectives: Due to strong issues and restraints have come up against enzymatic isolation methods, many groups and companies have turned their face to develop non-enzymatic, mainly mechanical methods to dissociate the cells from adipose tissue. An alternative to enzyme use, we demonstrated here a protocol of an in-vitro study of cells dissociated using Microlyzer from manually harvested lipoaspirate.

Introduction: The adipose tissue is known as one of the most important sources generically for “stem cells”. ASCs are isolated at the point of care from the lipoaspirate tissue as the stromal vascular fraction. The most common isolation method requires the use of collagenase enzyme thus adipose stem cells are able to be isolated using various techniques however some of the methods are being considered more than “minimally manipulated” by current good manufacturing practice requirements. Alternatively, mechanical isolation methods are set to demonstrate whether the possibility of isolation of ADSCs.

Materials / method: Manually harvested lipoaspirate is used in this study. The design of Microlyzer offers 2-way connectors of Microlyzer catridges with luer-connectors for syringes. One side syringe with lipoaspirate is affixed and the other side there is a vacant same volume syringe is attached. The Microlyzer cartidge is a nest fort he blade-filters. The blade-filters are 2400 to 600 microns. The device requires 3 steps of cutting of lipoaspirate for mechanical separation of the cells from the ECM. We used Luna Stem (Logos Bio, S. Korea) which can identify the population of nucleated and non-nucleated cells.

Results: Mechanical methods from literature offers wide range of nucleated cell counts/ml with different viability rates. Markarian et al (2014) demonstrated 25.000 (RBC lysis and centri.) and 10.000 (centrifuge) nucleated cells/ml with 65 – 70% viability. Conde-Green et al (2014) demonstrated 11.500 (high speed centri.) – 23.000 (vortexing and centri.) nucleated cells/ml with 80% - 90% viability. Millan et al (2014) demonstrated 140.000 nucleated cells/ml with 87,3% viability. Our protocol bladed out the lipoaspirate, then centrifuged at 1300G for 3 mins. 3ml analyzed. Resulted 157.000 nucleated cells

Conclusion: The standard enzymatic SVF isolation methods have been demonstrated with clinical benefits. However the enzymatic method requires longer protocol durations, higher costs and risks associated to presence of enzyme residual activities in the frame of regulation issues. Our method and device may be an alternative to enzymatic isolation methods due to the factors of regulation restaints, costs and duration of the isolation processes. Yet, still compared to enzymatic isolation cell numbers seem to be less. Further studies are required to increase the nucleated cell population in the final product.

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Hyundae Meditech Co Ltd - Introduction to retense - Stent shaped mesh PDO thread

Venus concept - Addressing tone, tightness and texture with Tribella™ for Venus Versa™

Venus Concept - Venus Legacy™: your full body solution for patient satisfaction

Regenera Activa - Androgenic alopecia - Guidelines and new treatment opportunities

Objectives: Androgenetic alopecia (AGA) is an androgen-related condition connected with genetic factors that affects up to 80% men and 42% woman in Caucasian population. Diagnosis of AGA is in most cases based on clinical and trichoscopic features and according to the guidelines there are not many efficient treatment options. Moreover there are also some difficulties in diagnosing women because of freaquent overlapping with telogen effluvium.
Recently a new therapeutic approach based on FDA approved device was introduced to the market.

Introduction: Recently a new therapeutic approach based on FDA approved device was introduced to the market. It is a new method of skin progenitor cells isolation by mechanical centrifugation of punch biopsy from human scalp without culture. Obtained cell suspension (incl. SVF-stromal vascular fraction, HFSc-hair follicle stem cells) is injected in affected areas with deep mesotherapy technique as an autologous micrografts.

Results: The procedure is simple, fast and efficient with no downtime. First results in most cases occur after 30-60 days. This metod is considered to be effective in reversing hair miniaturization in AGA and as a result clinically improving hair density. Clinical response rate to this treatment is about 80-90% with proper qualification of the patient (clinical examination and trichoscopy).

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Regenera Activa - Autologous skin micrografts in androgenetic alopecia

Kleresca / FB Dermatology - Fluorescent light energy: a novel, non-invasive method for skin rejuvenation

AQ Skin Solutions - The untold story about PRP

Objectives: The objective of this talk is to examine the history and science behind Platelet rich plasma (PRP) and its applications in the field of medicine and more specific aesthetics

Introduction: Recently the use of Platelets rich plasma (PRP) has been at its highest level since its introduction in the 80s. While many professionals are using it in the field of aesthetics little understand how it works and its limitations.

Materials / method: I did an intensive research on the literature to see if indeed PRP is justified and has the scientific merit to justified its use in multiple conditions and the influence of the media and industry in its use.

Results: The results have show that PRP is not as effective as it has been claimed. PRP has failed to deliver on its promise. We examined many applications of PRP and no standard protocol or dosage has been make available by any of the companies or studies.

Conclusion: We concluded that PRP is not favorable in many aspects of aesthetics and new better and safer alternatives are now available.

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Qventis GMBH II Renee - Bionic HA gels for facial rejuvenation

Yozma BMTech - Cryo CO2 skin therapy, a new frontier in skin care

Perfaction Technologies - How to optimize our regenerative approach in various skin conditions

Exocobio - Stem cell-derived exosome and skin part 1

Objectives: 1. To know that stem cell-derived exosomes can be used for facial aesthetic purposes
2. To know that stem cell-derived exosomes can be a new therapeutic candidate for atopic dermatitis

Introduction: Exosomes are one of the most important mechanisms for intercellular communication. These days, stem cell-derived exosomes are being developed as cosmetics/cosmeceuticals and therapeutics as well. It was found that stem cell-derived exosomes can be very effective for skin rejuvenation and atopic dermatitis.

Materials / method: Human adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cell-derived exosomes (ASC-exosomes) were used for in vitro and in vivo tests.

Results: 1. ASC-exosomes are significantly effective for skin rejuvenation. When skin cells are treated with ASC-exosomes, collagen and elastin synthesis was increased significantly.
2. ASC-exosomes are significantly effective for atopic dermatitis. When injected either intravenously (IV) or subcutaneously (SC) into NC/Nga mice, treated with house dust mite antigens, ASC-exosomes were found to reduce pathological symptoms such as clinical score, the levels of serum IgE, the number of eosinophils in blood, and the infiltration of mast cells, CD86+ and CD206+ cells in skin lesions.

Conclusion: 1. ASC-exosomes can be a novel anti-aging product such as skin rejuvenation.
2. ASC-exosomes can be a novel promising cell-free therapeutic modality for AD treatment.

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Exocobio - Stem cell-derived exosome and skin part 2

Objectives: 1. To know that stem cell-derived exosomes can be used for facial aesthetic purposes
2. To know that stem cell-derived exosomes can be a new therapeutic candidate for atopic dermatitis

Introduction: Exosomes are one of the most important mechanisms for intercellular communication. These days, stem cell-derived exosomes are being developed as cosmetics/cosmeceuticals and therapeutics as well. It was found that stem cell-derived exosomes can be very effective for skin rejuvenation and atopic dermatitis.

Materials / method: Human adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cell-derived exosomes (ASC-exosomes) were used for in vitro and in vivo tests.

Results: 1. ASC-exosomes are significantly effective for skin rejuvenation. When skin cells are treated with ASC-exosomes, collagen and elastin synthesis was increased significantly.
2. ASC-exosomes are significantly effective for atopic dermatitis. When injected either intravenously (IV) or subcutaneously (SC) into NC/Nga mice, treated with house dust mite antigens, ASC-exosomes were found to reduce pathological symptoms such as clinical score, the levels of serum IgE, the number of eosinophils in blood, and the infiltration of mast cells, CD86+ and CD206+ cells in skin lesions.

Conclusion: 1. ASC-exosomes can be a novel anti-aging product such as skin rejuvenation.
2. ASC-exosomes can be a novel promising cell-free therapeutic modality for AD treatment.

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Horas	Palestrantes	Título da apresentação	Resumo	Número
08:30	Eric MERLE	Genoskin - Recycling discarded human skin samples from surgical resections to accelerate drug development		80783
09:00		To be announced	Visualizar	82737
09:15	Dr Gabriel SERRANO SANMIGUEL	Sesderma - Ferulac peels: classic and plus; Ferulac Valencia, melases TCA TRX	Visualizar	82745
09:45	Walter D ARKESTEIJN	Innofaith Beauty Sciences - Meet the expert	Visualizar	82797
10:00	Dr Ting Song LIM	Viol - Microneedle pulse RF: a new approach in managing pigmentary disorders	Visualizar	78071
10:15	Dr Yasemin SAVAS	Renaissance - Primavera: a new therapeutical approach to intimate rejuvation and vulvovaginal atrophy	Visualizar	81987
10:30	Dr Konika SCHALLEN	Candela - Vbeam Prima: the complete vascular platform		76761
10:45	Prof Peter BJERRING	Candela - Nordlys: advanced treatment of rosacea with IPL short pulse		76779
11:00	Dr Nicola Maria ILACQUA	Regen Lab - Erectile deficit therapy by PRP	Visualizar	76767
11:15	Prof Karsten KNOBLOCH	Storz Medical AG - Acoustic Wave Treatment (AWT®): a non-invasive concept for fine lines and wrinkles	Visualizar	76769
11:30	Basso DI PASQUALE	Promoitalia Group Spa - Promesomix: the first integrated system for tissue stimulation and transdermal vehiculation	Visualizar	76771
11:45	Timur Veysel DOGRUOK	T-Lab regenerative medicine - Stromal vascular fraction: how is non-enzymatic digestion possible?	Visualizar	76773
12:00	Dr Sok Ju KIM	Hyundae Meditech Co Ltd - Introduction to retense - Stent shaped mesh PDO thread		76775
12:15	Nathalie FAVELIN	Dermaceutic Laboratoire - Dermaceutic Cosmo Peel Forte: an innovative medium peel without pain nor complications		76765
12:30		Lunch break		77273
14:00	Prof Neil S SADICK	Venus concept - Addressing tone, tightness and texture with Tribella™ for Venus Versa™		77275
14:15	Dr Ines VERNER	Venus Concept - Venus Legacy™: your full body solution for patient satisfaction		77277
14:30	Dr Karolina KOPEC PYCIARZ	Regenera Activa - Androgenic alopecia - Guidelines and new treatment opportunities	Visualizar	77279
14:45	Prof Swapnil SHAH	Regenera Activa - Autologous skin micrografts in androgenetic alopecia		77281
15:00	Dr Laurence BARRY	Kleresca / FB Dermatology - Fluorescent light energy: a novel, non-invasive method for skin rejuvenation		77283
15:15	Dr Ahmed AL QAHTANI	AQ Skin Solutions - The untold story about PRP	Visualizar	77285
15:30	Dr Laura BALINT	Qventis GMBH II Renee - Bionic HA gels for facial rejuvenation		77713
15:45	Dr Farhan TAGHIZADEH	Yozma BMTech - Cryo CO2 skin therapy, a new frontier in skin care		78005
16:00		Coffee break		78745
16:30	Prof Daniel CASSUTO	Perfaction Technologies - How to optimize our regenerative approach in various skin conditions		79665
16:45	Byong Seung CHO	Exocobio - Stem cell-derived exosome and skin part 1	Visualizar	79659
17:00	Byong Seung CHO	Exocobio - Stem cell-derived exosome and skin part 2	Visualizar	79661
17:15	Dr Aurora TEDESCHI	Relife - Clinical-instrumental evaluation of a new hyperpigmentation treatment		79663
17:30	Michael POLAKOV	Laboratoires Vivacy - How to bridge an aesthetic surgical consultation discussion from facial labia over to genital labia		78753
17:45	Ken PEARCE	HangZhou Sing Clean Medical - Singfiller product introduction and plastic surgery industry dynamic sharing		80775
18:00	Dr Claire SABATIER CABROL	Hironic - Doublo gold: High intensity focused ultrasound technology for tightening and rejuvenation		81815
18:15	Dr Claire SABATIER CABROL	Hironic - Plasonic: Combination of low temperature plasma and ultrasound for rejuvenation		81817

IMCAS World Congress 2019
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S218 TO S224

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IMCAS World Congress 2019 Programa

S218 TO S224

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