UAE – The United Arab Emirates has won the bid to host the eighth edition of the Middle East International Dermatology & Aesthetic Medicine Conference & Exhibition at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
MEIDAM 2023, which will run from September 22 to September 24, will be hosted by DXB Live, the experiential agency of Dubai World Trade Centre.
An exhibition running alongside the conference will feature 109 companies and global brands, highlighting cutting-edge scientific achievements in dermatology, cosmetics, and anti-aging.
This industry-leading event will be a unique platform for attendees to exchange ideas, knowledge, and insights on the latest innovations in the dermatology & aesthetic medicine practice.
Speaking on hosting MEIDAM 2023, Khaled Al Hammadi, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of DXB Live, said: “We are delighted to collaborate with MEIDAM 2023 to organize this distinguished conference, which holds a significant place on the agenda of regional conferences specialized in dermatology and cosmetic medicine.”
MEIDAM 2023 strives to bridge the educational divide between the Middle East and global leaders in dermatology, offering an interactive platform for the latest advancements in medical technology and fostering collaboration among experts, scientists, and researchers.
As a meeting point for international experts, businesses, and governments, the conference is projected to be the largest medical gathering of its kind in the Middle East and Africa.
MEIDAM 2023 is anticipated to attract over 3,000 professionals and experts from nearly 47 countries around the world.
It will play an essential role in bringing together everyone interested in the field of dermatology and cosmetic medicine in the Middle East.
Outlining the vision for MEIDAM 2023, Conference President, Dr. Khaled Al Nuaimi, said: “The conference serves as a hub for the latest scientific advancements and state-of-the-art technologies.”
The conference is also expected to attract the participation of representatives from more than 40 international and governmental medical associations.
Participating international organisations include the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), the European Academy of Dermatology (EADV), the International Society of Dermatology (ISD), and the Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists, and Leprologists (IADVL).
“This event provides a vital platform for emerging Middle Eastern doctors to engage with global researchers, scientists, and practitioners. MEIDAM 2023 encourages the broadening of horizons and fuels global dialogue on dermatology and cosmetic medicine,” stated Dr. Khaled Al Nuaimi.
What’s more, regional and international speakers to discuss and share their insights on dermatology and cosmetic medicine. The industry briefings will be presented across six parallel academic programs.
The three-day event will feature 47 seminars and specialized workshops that comprehensively cover key topics in dermatology and cosmetic medicine.
Participants are expected to gain insights into 207 peer-reviewed research papers, highlighting recent studies and urgent issues in the field of dermatology and cosmetic medicine.
Overall, the event will attract the participation of professionals in dermatology and aesthetic medicine, promote international collaboration, and innovative knowledge, and make significant contributions to humanitarian causes.
MEIDAM 2023 is anticipated to build on the success of previous global and regional events hosted and organized by the Dubai World Trade Centre.
In turn, these strategic moves will further reinforce Dubai’s position as a global destination for hosting international conferences and exhibitions in the Middle East.
MEIDAM 2023 comes as the global cosmetic surgery market is projected to grow from US$46.02 billion in 2021 to US$58.78 billion in 2028.
As per the latest Medical Tourism Index, the country’s medical travel industry is expected to reach US$53.5 billion by 2028, with Dubai having a majority share of the medical travel market.
The emirate received 674,000 medical tourists who spent Dh992 million (US$270 million) last year, an increase of Dh262 million (US$ 71.35 million) from 2021.
The congress aims to ensure the progression of reconstructive and aesthetic plastic surgery training and patient care in a conducive learning environment.
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