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in parallel: emaa 2011, paris
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EuroMediCom, and supported by the WOsiAM, the 7th EMAA congress will take place at the Palais des Congrès,
Paris, 30 september – 1 October, and is intended to be the most practical anti-ageing congress to kick off the new season, with a multidisciplinary approach of ageing management. Three years younger than its sister
congress, the AMWC in Monaco (Anti‑Aging Medicine World Congress), the EMAA has become the largest European Congress for global ageing management, with over 3000 participants and 120 exhibitors, offering content to allow physicians to apply new and relevant techniques and knowledge in their daily practice.
A new, improved programme This year, in addition to the aesthetic and anti‑ageing sessions, the 7th EMAA offers two new joint meetings in the same venue, with dedicated advanced scientific programmes; MEGA HAND (Multidisciplinary European Group for Aesthetics of the Hand) and the IHSMC (International Hair Surgery Master Course). Both events will present the latest
advances and techniques in each field, allowing the scientific community to respond to the constantly growing demand in both topics — the ageing hand and hair transplantation. As a consequence, this year’s EMAA will offer
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PRIME previews the 7th European Masters in Anti-Aging Medicine, which will introduce two new joint meetings to the industry, adding to EuroMediCom's successful conference portfolio
five scientific tracks for attendees to choose from. 'Even considering the large choice
provided, and that delegates will not be able to attend every lecture, our experience has shown that today's anti‑ageing practitioner seeks a varied choice of information, depending on his or her needs and skills,' said Catherine Decuyper and Christophe Luino, Congress organisers. 'For this reason, the delegate with a
Full Pass will have the opportunity to join any session of the complete EMAA programme, including the joint meetings and surgery courses.'
Aesthetic dermatology and live demos The main conference programme comprises eight practical sessions, and features two 'star' sessions that are not to be missed. From Bone To Skin: Different
Techniques To Relax and Fill: ■ Putting it all together, even before we started — Koenraad De Boulle, Belgium ■ Subcutaneous tissues and fat: How to influence? — Jonquille Chantrey, UK ■ Use of cannula in revolumising — Sabine Zenker, Germany ■ Use of needles in revolumising — Wayne Carey, Canada. Different Approaches with Injectables
According to Ethnic and Racial Specificities: ■ Volumes in India: The chic of Bangalore — Chytra Anand, India ■ Non‑surgical facelift: South Asian perspective — Jamuna Pai, India
■ Elegant filler techniques for Asian faces (versus Caucasian) in Singapore — Chai Ling Low, Singapore ■ Patients of Amerindian, Latino and Caucasian types: My approach in Argentina — Raoul Banegas, Argentina ■ Asian facial lifting using fillers (focus on the Asian beauty ideal, Asian pitfalls, techniques favoured by Asian patients and doctors) — Van‑Huynh Park, Australia. These two sessions will be
complemented by others, such as: ■ The best way to rejuvenate the neck ■ Which laser to choose? ■ Fat grafting versus fillers ■ LED technology applied to anti‑ageing (organised by the Led Academy).
In addition to this, 24 sponsored
symposia with live demonstrations will showcase the leading products and technologies in the industry.
Anti-ageing and preventive medicine As a result of increasing demands from the ageing population, educational sessions relating to effective and safe anti‑ageing medicine will be an important part of EMAA 2011. Dedicated to the aesthetic and
anti‑ageing expert providing an holistic approach, the programme will highlight lifespan determinants; anti‑ageing for face, eyes, mouth and hair; neurostress management; an update on longevity management; and this year's hot topic, management of the biological clock. Not only do these sessions enable practitioners from a range of backgrounds
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