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Saudi Aesthetic Medicine Conference Concludes with More Than 4,000 Registered Participants

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Saudi Aesthetic Medicine Conference Concludes with More Than 4,000 Registered Participants
Saudi Aesthetic Medicine Conference Concludes with More Than 4,000 Registered Participants


RIYADH, November 11 (Saudi Arabia Breaking News) — The fifth Scientific Academy of Aesthetic Medicine Conference (SAAM 2026) concluded in Riyadh with more than 4,000 registered participants and specialists from 18 countries, bringing together healthcare professionals to examine developments in aesthetic medicine and clinical treatment practices.


The three-day conference, held from November 5 to 7, focused on advances in medical technologies, patient safety and the growing use of combined treatment approaches in cosmetic procedures.


Organising Committee Chairman Saad Al-Talhab said the programme addressed a shift towards integrating multiple treatment technologies rather than relying on individual procedures.


He said combining approaches could improve clinical and aesthetic outcomes when supported by appropriate safety standards and evidence-based medical practices.


The event brought together dermatologists, plastic surgeons, healthcare practitioners and international specialists, alongside medical companies presenting developments in treatment equipment and technologies.


Its scientific programme included 72 lectures and 35 practical workshops, providing opportunities for participants to examine clinical techniques, discuss research findings and exchange professional experience.


Sessions also addressed the application of new technologies in aesthetic medicine and the importance of evaluating treatment methods against established clinical evidence.


The participation of specialists from 18 countries provided a forum for comparing treatment practices and discussing developments in a field that continues to undergo technological change.


The conference concluded with an emphasis on professional knowledge exchange, clinical safety and the use of scientifically supported treatment approaches in aesthetic medicine.


sources: Saudi Press Agency (SPA)

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