Aesthetics reports on the latest edition of the International Master Course on Aging Science Congress in Paris
On January 30 to February 1, the International Master Course on Aging Science (IMCAS) Congress returned to the Palais de Congrès in Paris, France. With 20,000 attendees from across the world, the conference provided sessions on a variety of topics including surgical procedures, anatomy, injectables, skin treatments, regenerative medicine, economic updates and much more.
Regenerative approaches and functional medicine stood out as the key trend at this year’s event, with biostimulatory products and wellness treatments dominating many conversations. At the IMCAS press briefing, cosmetic dermatologist Dr Carlos Wambier remarked, “Biohacking represents an innovative approach to slowing ageing through the combination of advanced medical techniques and lifestyle changes. When practised in an informed and ethical manner, biohacking offers a unique opportunity to improve quality of life and…
