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Dermatology 2022

Dermatology 2022

DERMATOLOGY 2022 proudly invites you to the 27th International Conference on Dermatology & Skin Care February 16-17, 2022 Rome, Italy. The theme of this Conference is “Future Advancements in Dermatology and Skin care”.

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This Prestigious 27^th International Conference on Dermatology & Skin Care is all about discussing and sharing knowledge on the topics like – Dermatological disease, Acne, Blisters, Common wart, onychomycosis, psoriasis, Dry skin, Rosacea, Skin cancer, Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dermatology, Bacterial Skin Infections, Fungal Skin Infections, Dermatopathology, Eczema and Dermatitis, Skin Grafting, Hair Transplantation, Effect of Pollutants on Skin, Pediatric Dermatology, Natural & Organic Cosmetics.

Why to attend ?

This conference will help you diversify your knowledge on the topic of Dermatology and Skin care. The knowledge shared among all will be a lifetime asset for all. This can be an opportunity for establishing your brand. Academicians and scholars can get a great chance to meet Derma experts from various countries. The attendees can find exclusive sessions and panel discussions on the latest innovations in Dermatology by lecturers from renowned universities, poster presentation by young researchers, this will be the best opportunity to reach the largest assemblage of participants from the Dermatology community.

Targeted Audience

27^th International Conference on Dermatology & Skin Care invites professors, scientists, dermatology researchers, scholars, academicians, biomedical experts, beautician and spa expert, plastic surgery specialists, Dermatology funding bodies, business professionals, Sales and Marketing professionals, Industrial experts, Doctors, Training institutes and organizations to be a part of this webinar and make it more valuable.

TRACK 1 – DERMATOLOGICAL DISEASE

From common skin rashes to severe skin infections all falls under the category of dermatological disease. This disease occurs in the body due to various reasons some of which are infections, heat, allergens, system disorders and medications. These diseases shows variety of symptoms some are common too like rashes, redness, swellings whereas some are permanent and uncommon like loss of skin pigment, raised bumps, discolored skin patch.

Vitiligo
Scleroderma
Atopic dermatitis

TRACK 2 – ACNE

Ache is one of the most common dermatological diseases nowadays. This condition arises as a result of clogging of hair follicles under the skin. The skin has sebaceous glands (releases sebum) that connects to the hair follicle. The sebum is emptied onto the skin through the pore (a follicle opening). Sometimes the hair, sebum and keratinocytes get stick together preventing the sebum to reach the skin surface. This causes a favorable environment for skin bacteria to grow and create follicles on skin which are called “acne”.

Maskne
Cysteine acne
White heads
Black heads
Blemish excision

TRACK 3 – COMMON WART

These are also called verruca vulgaris. This is mainly caused by Human Papilloma Virus or HPV. This virus causes small fleshy noncancerous growths on skin which are called warts. There is no specific treatment of warts; mostly they go away by themselves.

Cryosurgery
Human papillomavirus
Peeling medicine( salicylic acid)

TRACK 4 – ONYCHOMYCOSIS

This is commonly called Nail fungus. This causes white or yellow nail discoloration. Dermatophytes, yeasts, and nondermatophyte molds are responsible for this disease. Here either the toe nail or the finger nail is affected. But in most of the case the toe nail is affected.

Athlete’s foot
Distal Subungual Onychomycosis
Antifungal Susceptibility Testing
Antifungal Therapy

TRACK 5 – PSORIASIS

It is a chronic autoimmune condition which leads to fast division of skin cells. Due to this scaling occurs on skin surface. Inflammation and redness around the skin can be seen commonly. These scales are mostly whitish silver in color and can crack sometimes leading to bleed.

Plaque psoriasis
Erytrhodermic psoriasis
Light therapy

TRACK 6 – DRY SKIN

Dry skin is also called xeroderma. This is a common skin problem which is caused due to improper hydration, dry environment, frequent hand washing etc. this leads to itching, scaling or cracking of skin.

Contact dermatitis
Saborrheic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis
Lifestyle

TRACK 7 – ROSACEA

Rosacea is a chronic skin disease which has all the symptom same as other common skin disease like acne. There is no cure known for this disease. This mainly affects the skin of nose, cheeks and forehead. This creates small red color puss filled bumps on the skin.

Rosacea ETR
Acne Rosacea
Isotretinoin

TRACK 8 – SKIN CANCER

These are cancerous growth on the skin which originates from the cell of outermost layer of the skin called epidermis. Mostly these are caused by genetic mutation due to the exposure of skin to the ultraviolet light.

Basal cell carcinoma
cryosurgery
Mohs surgery
Squamous cell carcinoma

TRACK 9 - COSMETIC/AESTHETIC DERMATOLOGY

This dermatology is used to enhance the look of the patient. It doesn’t focus on curing any skin disease. It can improve patients look as well as his mental state by building a sense of self confidence. it is also called cosmetic dermatology.

Botox treatment
Mole removal
Micro needling

TRACK 10 – BACTERIAL SKIN INFECTIONS

Bacterial infections are one of the most commons diagnosed. Some of these include cellulitis, Carbuncle, Ersipelas. These infections slowly begin as small, red bumps that slowly increase in size.

Impetigo
Boils
Leprosy

TRACK 11 – FUNGAL SKIN INFECTION

These infections are caused by fungus and it mainly occurs in the damp area of the body like feet or armpit. Another name for this disease is Mycosis. Here the infection causing fungus invades the tissue and can cause infection to tissue, organ or even the whole body.

Ringworm
Jock itch
Athlete’s foot

TRACK 12 – DERMA PATHOLOGY

Dermatopathology is the study of skin pathology and a subspecialty of dermatology and pathology. A derma pathologist observes the defect under the skin by using microscope. Dermatopathology is a combination of both dermatology (the diagnosis and treatment of skin, hair and nail diseases) and pathology (identification of diseases microscopically.

Squamous cell carcinoma
Electron microscope
Immunohistochemistry

TRACK 13 – ECZEMA AND DERMATITIS

This is mainly the inflammation of skin. The red dry skin patches are formed here. It is caused mainly due to allergens like pollen, foods etc. another cause can be contact with dyes, chemicals or fabric for which the body is allergic.

Atopic dermatitis
Dyshidrotic eczema
Stasis dermatitis

TRACK 14 – SKIN GRAFTING

This is a method of transplanting the skin from one part of the body to other part. This is done to reconstruct the defect in the skin. Here the healthier skin is taken and transplanted to the defected area. Skin grafts are also used to cover chronic nonhealing cutaneous ulcers, to replace tissue lost in full-thickness burns, and to restore hair to areas of alopecia.

Split skin graft
Full thickness skin graft
Excision biopsy
Dermatome

TRACK 15- HAIR TRANSPLANTATION

Hair transplantation refers to transplanting of the hair from a hairy region to the non-hairy (bald) region. This is done under anesthesia. Generally hair is taken from back or side part of head to the front or top part of the head by the surgeon.

Slit graft
Micro graft
Pattern baldness

TRACK 16 – EFFECT OF POLLUTION ON SKIN

The skin is one of the main targets of pollutants, which reach the superficial and deeper skin layers by transcutaneous and systemic routes. The pollutants can badly affect our skin in many ways. They may activate cell metabolism and inflammatory processes. Pollutants are known to be associated with skin ageing

Reactive oxygen species
Exfoliation of skin

TRACK 17 –PEDIATRIC DERMATOLOGY

Pediatric dermatology refers to the treatment of children and infants derma. This is used in diagnosis of various skin conditions, including hemangiomas and other vascular birthmarks, pigmented birthmarks, and congenital skin disorders, eczema or atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, contact dermatitis, Vitiligo, hives, and warts .

Infantile hemangiomas
Sturge weber syndrome
Novel topical therapy

TRACK 18 – NATURAL AND ORGANIC COSMETICS

The use of natural cosmetics is growing among the population. Beauty products considered as natural bring an approach of association between the environment preservation and health protection. Benefits of using natural ingredients has increased, both in cosmetics for dermatologic and hair care and for the treatment of diseases. For example, it has been proved that colloidal oatmeal promotes better treatment of psoriasis and aloe Vera has benefits in treatments of atopic dermatitis.

Organic strictly refers to product ingredients grown without pesticides, chemicals or artificial fertilizers. An organic product must have between 95-100% chemical-free ingredients, while a natural product usually is 50-70% chemical free.

Avocado oil
Argon oil
Apple cider vinegar

27^th International Conference on Dermatology & Skin Care proudly welcomes all the attendees, lecturers, scientists, and other research expertise from all over the world to Dermatology 2022, which is going to be held on February 16-17, 2022 Rome, Italy. We are excited and honored to invite you all to meet, discuss and share your valuable views on the topic Dermatology and Skin Care.

The main aim of our conference is to amalgamate and unify all the researchers, scholars, academicians and scientists from the Dermatology and skin care community to share their knowledge and views on the same background. This opportunity is a space for creating collaborative links between academics and professional practitioners in dermatology field and their workplaces, due to which there can be a long term sharing of knowledge and experience in fields of derma and skin care.

GLOBAL BUSINESS AND RESEARCH VALUE

In the current era the ubiquity of skin cancer and psoriasis increases the demand for minimally invasive dermatology devices. Thus this high demand of dermatology devices has increased its market value. The Global Dermatology Devices market value is believe to surpass USD $20 billion by 2025. Too much unprotected exposure to UV rays and incorrect usage of such devices may lead to the risk of several skin deformities and disease. Skin cancers are more prevalent in Asian countries like - India and Japan. The population living in such tropical regions is more exposed to UV radiation, which may lead to skin cancers. Thus all this will boost up the skincare devices' business growth.

It is highly believed that there is a high manufacturing of dermatology drugs now due to rapid increase in skin disease worldwide. Thus, the Dermatology drug manufacturers are enjoying higher revenues than ever before in this niche market.

Atopic Dermatitis and Skin Cancer are estimated to display the highest growth rates of 12.8% and 9.2% respectively.

According to a research the US has the largest market for dermatology and is also forecast to be the leading market through 2028; GMR Data forecasts $12.3 billion in 2018 growing to $22.6 billion in 2028. The US is a prime target for brand drug manufacturers due to strong patent laws and high per capita health spending. US government data shows that the US has the highest total healthcare spending per capita globally, with $9,403 across 2014. The UK showed per capita spending of $3,935; France had $4,959.

GLOBAL UNIVERSITIES

ASIAN

Dermatology, Akita University- Japan
Dermatology, Hirosaki University – Japan
National Skin Center - Singapore
Dermatology, National Taiwan University School of medicine -Taiwan
National Institute of Dermatology - Bangkok, Thailand
Dermatology, Mie University – Japan

EUROPIAN

New Castle University - United kingdom
University of Vienna School of medicine – Austria
University of Bonn – Germany
University of Milan – Italy
University of Tampere Medical School – Finland
St. Johns Institute of Dermatology- United Kingdom
Unit of Dermatology and Dermatological Surgery, I.N.R.C.A. – Italy, Ancona

AMERICAN

Dermatology, Baylor College Of Medicine – North America
Dermatology, University of British Colombia – Canada
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Centre - Lebanon
Stanford University of Medicine - California
Oregon Health and Science University – Portland
University of Cincinnati Medical Centre – Ohio
Emory university school of Medicine – Georgia
University of Maryland Medical System – Baltimor

RESEARCH CENTERS

Guenther dermatology research center - USA
Malhotra dermatology research Centre – India
Dermatology Ottawa research center - Canada
York dermatology clinic and research center - Canada
Fortis memorial research institute – India
Dermatology Treatment and Research Centre – USA
Oregon Dermatology Research center – USA
Bioskin Research Center – Germany

GLOBAL DERMATOLOGY FUNDING BODIES

International alliance Of Dermatology Patient Organisation – USA
Galderma – USA
British association of Dermatologist – England
Dermatologist Foundation – USA
The skin cancer Foundation - USA
American Academy of Dermatologist – USA
Asian academy of Dermatology and Venereology – Korea
European Academy Of Dermatologist and Venereology – Switzerland
European Skin Science Travel Awards – Netherlands

GLOBAL MEDICALS WORKING ON DERMATOLOGY AND SKIN CARE

American Academy of Dermatology
American Board of Dermatology
Australian Dermatopathology Society
Australian Society for Dermatology Research
Australian and New Zealand Vulvovaginal Society
American Dermatological Association
American Society for Dermatologic Surgery
American Society of Dermatology
Society for Pediatric Dermatology
European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
European Dermatology Forum
European Society for Pediatric Dermatology

FUTURE SCOPEOF DERMATOLOGY AND SKIN CARE

Our skin is the only organ which comes in direct contact with the outer world. Skin has plays an important role is protecting our body from external environment. It stops the foreign particles to enter our body. Dermatology is and will be of utmost importance worldwide. It can be seen that there are number of patients suffering from skin abnormality be it skin cancer to very common acne. There is rapid growth in the demand of dermatologist and skin care specialist. Dermatology has a rich history and will retain an established and respected place in the house of medicine in the coming future.

CONCLUSION

Through, members around the world focused on learning about Dermatology and its developments; Dermatology 2022 will be the best opportunity to reach the largest assemblage of participants from the Dermatology community. Comportment presentations, distribute information, meeting current and potential scientists, make a splash with new drug developments, and receive name recognition at this two days event in Amsterdam. World-renowned speakers, the most recent performances, expansions, and the new updates in Dermatology are assurances of this conference.

PARTICIPATION OPTIONS: Dermatology 2022provides the participants with different modes or ways to participate such as Delegate or Speaker under either ACADEMIC / STUDENT / BUSINESS Category. Mode of participation is Online through Power Point Presentation/ Video Presentation on Cisco Webinars.

Keynote speaker: 45-50 minutes
Speaker (oral presentation): 25-30 minutes (only one person can present)
Speaker (workshop): 45-50 minutes (more than 1 can present)
Speaker (special session): 45-50 minutes (more than 1 can present)
Speaker (symposium): more than 45 minutes (more than 1 can present)
Delegate(only registration): will have access to all the sessions with all the benefits of registration
Poster presenter: can present a poster and enjoy the benefits of delegate
Remote attendance: can participate via video presentation or e-poster presentation
Exhibitor: can exhibit his/her company’s products by booking exhibitor booths of different sizes
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