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All you need to know about digital development in the "skin business"

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Vision

The Vision of the Skin & Digital Summit is to create and facilitate a comprehensive conversation about what advances in digital technology & artificial intelligence can bring to the Skin Business at large (dermatology, aesthetics, skincare).

There is not a single day without a news concerning the impact of digital technologies on dermatology, aesthetics or skincare.

As numerous skin centric digital start-ups are launched, at a time where DermAssist (Google) is CE-marked as a Class 1 Medical Device, and is currently undergoing further market testing through a limited release and with TikTok, Reddit & Instagram influencing the skin business, such conversation is of prime importance for the skin / dermatology communities.

The skincare industry is in prime position to apply advances in digital technology & artificial intelligence to its advantage. Other dermatology stakeholders would do well to take inspiration from the industry and develop adapted data-driven 24/7 engagement, hyper-personalized experience & integrated e-pharmacy or social commerce strategies.

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Skin & Digital Summit (SDS)

ATTEND THE CONVERSATION IN 2025

  • 28 th January 2025 – Hosted by #Esanté25 (Paris).
  • 30 th January 2025 – Hosted by  IMCAS (Paris). In collaboration with MWI.
  • 31 th January 2025 – Hosted by  IMCAS (Paris).
  • 21 st February 2025 – Hosted by ESDV (Cairo).
  • 6 th March 2025 – Hosted by AID (Orlando, eve of AAD). In collaboration with MWI.
  • 12 th April 2025 – Hosted by IMCAS (Sao Paulo).
  • 1 st November 2025 – Hosted by KOREADERMA (Seoul).

All Replays will be available on YouTube couple days after each Summit.

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Dermatology upside down – Imagine if!

Dermatology upside down – Imagine if!

Dominique du Crest

AI assistance in aesthetic medicine

AI assistance in aesthetic medicine

Steven Cohen

LLMs in Dermatology: Unlocking AI's Potential for Everyday Practice

LLMs in Dermatology: Unlocking AI's Potential for Everyday Practice

Thomas Novoa

Challenges & considerations for digital dermatology in AI context

Challenges & considerations for digital dermatology in AI context

Mauricio Mendonca

Q & A with the audience

Q & A with the audience

Dominique du Crest

Conclusion & next steps

Moderated by Gustavo Filippo & Sergio Talarico.

16.15 – 16.24 CET
LLMs in Clinical Practice: Beyond the Hype

LLMs in Clinical Practice: Beyond the Hype

Justin Ko

16.24 – 16.31 CET
Combining Multimodal AI with LLMs to provide personalized skin support within dermatological care

Combining Multimodal AI with LLMs to provide personalized skin support within dermatological care

Pippa Harman

16.31 – 16.38 CET
The Future is Conversational: Clinical Use of LLMs

The Future is Conversational: Clinical Use of LLMs

Shannon Wongvibulsin

16.40 – 16.55 CET
Q & A with the audience

Q & A with the audience

Dominique du Crest

Conclusion & next steps
Moderated by Jane Yoo & Art Papier

14.00 – 14.10 CET
GenAI – LLMS in dermatology

GenAI – LLMS in dermatology

Heba Ahmed

14.10 – 14.20 CET
Scaling skin care : how to build a dermatology-focused startup

Scaling skin care : how to build a dermatology-focused startup

Ahmed Mourad

14.20 – 14.30 CET
Social media marketing for dermatologists: do’s and don’ts

Social media marketing for dermatologists: do’s and don’ts

Riham Labib

14.30 – 14.40 CET
Dermatology upside down – Imagine if!

Dermatology upside down – Imagine if!

Dominique du Crest

14.40 – 15.00 CET
Q & A with the audience

Q & A with the audience

Dominique du Crest

Conclusion & next steps
Moderated by Waleed El Ballat & Ahmed Sadek.

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