The two-day congress will feature 50+ international speakers, alongside aesthetic physicians, dermatologists, cosmetic surgeons, medical professionals, technology experts and industry leaders.
The Indian Society of Aesthetic Medicine (ISAM) is set to host the 4th International Congress of ISAM – COSCON 2026 in New Delhi, bringing together more than 1,250 aesthetic medicine experts and delegates from over 30 countries.
Organised under the aegis of the International Union of Aesthetic Medicine (UIME), the two-day congress will feature 50+ international speakers, alongside aesthetic physicians, dermatologists, cosmetic surgeons, medical professionals, technology experts and industry leaders.
The pre-congress programme on September 4 at ILAMED Headquarters, New Delhi, will feature hands-on master workshops covering advanced botulinum toxin techniques, facial architecture and structural fillers, full-face treatment planning, biostimulators and regenerative aesthetics, fat grafting, chemical peels, skin rejuvenation, energy-based devices and corrective aesthetics.
The main scientific congress on September 5 will feature expert-led sessions covering a range of emerging areas, including melasma, pigmentation and skin of colour, regenerative treatments, AI in aesthetic medicine, hair restoration, laser technologies, isotretinoin therapy, keloid management, PCOS and aesthetic treatments, and exosome therapy.
Among the sessions, Dr. Ajay Rana is scheduled to speak on “Laser Stacking: Combining Multiple Wavelengths for Better Clinical Outcomes.”
Dr. Ajay Rana, Organising Chairperson, COSCON; President, Indian Society of Aesthetic Medicine (ISAM); Secretary Asia, UIME; and Director, ILAMED, said COSCON 2026 is intended to provide a platform where scientific evidence, clinical experience, technology and global perspectives converge.
He highlighted the need for practitioners to continuously update their knowledge as aesthetic medicine evolves, while keeping patient safety and evidence-based practice at the centre of clinical decision-making.
The congress is expected to provide opportunities for clinical learning, knowledge exchange, technology showcase and international collaboration, while highlighting the changing practice landscape of aesthetic medicine in India and globally.
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